Village board meeting orders notices on park seats weed control
The village board held a regular meeting with all members present. They agreed to notify through the Steele City Press that any person possessing seats belonging to the city park should return them to the city hall and that property owners be informed to cut weeds along streets and trim trees ten feet above ground.
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Steele City
Gty Park
Bootleg bust and local notices from Washington Kansas
A still with a copper kettle holding about twenty five wallons is seized as Hatke and Langley are brought to Wash hagy pad gee. Sheriff Collins praises effective enforcement and hints bootleggers may seek county hiding places. The column also notes visiting relatives and a humorous prayer parody alongside a birth notice.
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Hatke
Langley
Collins
Baldwin
Washington
Kana
Republican Register
Fourth of July celebration draws locals to Fairbury
Rocky Hollow residents attended the Fairbury Fourth of July event with many families visiting relatives from Sioux City Neb and nearby towns. The social gathering included dancing and multiple households sharing the festivities and time with friends and relatives over Friday to Sunday.
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Fairbury
Orville Belding
Tom Anderson
Will Alch
Sioux City
Neb
Soldier in Germany Writes Home From Coblenz
Carroll Wilson Coblens, Germany, June 12, 1919, reports leaving Tours a week ago and marching along the battle line with eight Dodge cars and eighteen men. He lists stops at Verdun, Chateau Thiere, Riems, Metz, and Coblenz, awaiting orders from their Major after a recent accident.
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Tours
Paria
Verdun
Chateau Thiere
Riems
Metz
Coblenz
Letter From Cc. V. Wilson Describes Service Travel
A wartime letter from Cc. V. Wilson details boarding at the Y, daily cost of 12 market days for board, and an uncertain stay. He notes the Metz posting, distance traveled, and preference for Ramey France where he can speak to locals, while mentioning letters from Bessie and America and hoping Harry returns home soon.
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Metz
Bessie
America
Harry
France
Ramey
Cc. V. Wilson
Ordinance 60 Levying Village Taxes in Steele City
The village board approves 35 mills tax levy for 1919 on all taxable property. Of this, 10 mills go to General Fund, 15 to Light Fund, 5 to Interest on Bonds, 5 to another fund. Effective after passage and publication. dated July 8, 1919. J. W. Hicks, Chairman. F. Crinklaw, Clerk. Loss of Appetite guidance and Chamberlain's Tablets offered by Taylor's Pharmacy.
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Steele City
Jeffer
J. W. Hicks
F. Crinklaw
Taylor's Pharmacy
Remedy for Colic and Diarrhoea Proves Highly Effective
Colie and Diarrhoeus Remedy, used with castor oil and proper diet, reportedly cures 99 of 100 cases. W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaints in children. For sale by Taylors Pharmacy.
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W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Chamberlain
Tayor
Probate Notice in Fairbury Estate Hearing
In Fairbury County Court on July 7 1919 the petition of Harry C Coons administrator for the estate of Alonzo Cooma deceased seeks final settlement and distribution. August 4 1919 at 9 A.M. is set for hearing with notice by publication in the Steete City Press for three weeks. Louis J Noteman County Judge J C Mertigan attorney for petitioner.
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Said
Fairbury
Alonzo , Cooma
Harry C. Coons
Seid
Fairbery
Steete City
Louis J. Noteman
J.C. Mertigan
Petate
Probate notice in Jennie Taylor estate hearing
In the matter of the estate of Jennie Taylor deceased J S Taylor petitions for the will dated June 1919 to be executed and for administration to J S Taylor as Executor Hearing set for July 21 1919 at 9 AM at County Court notice to interested parties via Leeds City Press for three weeks prior to hearing signed Louis J Nuteman County Judge Hartigan Anny for the estate
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Jennie Taylor
J S .Tevior
JS Taylor
Leeds City Press
Seal
Louis J. Nuteman
Hartigan
Anny
Forgetful Mes Gory Indlamapeie Story
A fragmented OCR text hints at a historical note about a forgetful person or artifact related to Indlamapeie, with unclear details and missing context. The readable elements suggest a local archival item or brief column note without concrete dates or names.
Sugar Planters Expand Role In Global Production
Fragmentary note describes sugar planters adding to an enterprise a wider strategy to assist toad production and to increase the world sugar output.
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R. S. Wilfley
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