Aunt Jennie Taylor 1836 1919 Rites in Steele City
Jane Eveline Taylor born Brookville Indiana August 31 1836 died May 30 1919 at sister in law Mrs S A Taylor Steele City. Aged 82 years 8 months 29 days. She lived in Indiana until 1881 then moved with R T Taylor family to Maryville Missouri before coming to Steele City in 1907. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev Shaman burial at Fair bury cemetery. The family thanks neighbors and friends for floral offerings and kindness. Mrs S A Taylor J B Taylor J A Taylor Frank Alexa in Leavenworth Kansas for treatment. Mrs Alexa of Hanover visited the home of her sons Frank and Joe. Monday morning Ray Cassell barn crib and sheds destroyed by fire. Mrs Ratzlaff had children of Jansen Nebraska visited last week Greenleaf and friends near Haddam.
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Jane Eveline Taylor
Brookville
Indiana
S. A. Taylor
Steele City
R. T. Taylor
Maryville
Jennie
Shaman
Fairbury Cemetery
Frank Alexa
Leavenworth
Kansas
Alexa
Hanover
Frank
Joe
Ray Cassell
Family visits mark weekend at Steele City entertainments
Mr and Mrs Orville Belding and their baby attended a Saturday afternoon picture show in Steele City and spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Anderson. Mrs Russel Troxel and her children stayed overnight midweek with her mother Mrs Cuthbert. John Malady and family and Mrs Charley Compton attended the Steele City Decoration Day program.
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Here
Steele City
Orville Belding
Tom Anderson
Russel Troxel
Cuthbert
John Malady
Charley Compton
Births and Social Notes From the County
Birth announces a son born June 2 to Clyde and Sadie Pack er. Ted Correll visits Fairbury on business. Mrs. Mary Weber visits her parents in Hanover. June weddings teased for next issue. Mrs. Hazel Wise leads a Brock Neb telephone station with helper Lizzie Palmer. Ray Cassell loses his barn by fire Monday afternoon. two horses perish. Local families attend Decoration. Velma Ahlers and Ralph return from Beatrice. Bennie Darnell returns from overseas. Privates Byron Henderson Warren Lichtenberger and Joe Davis of the 89th arrive home from overseas.
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Clyde
Sadie Packer
Ted Correll
Fairbury
Mary Weber
Hanover
Hazel Wise
Brock
Neb
Lizzie Palmer
Ray Cassell
Will Close
Neilie Baker
McKay
Bill Fielder
S. P. Townsend
Chas
Gerrish
Velma Ahlers
Ralph
Beatrice
Bennie Darnell
Byron Henderson
Warren Lichtenberger
Joe Davis
89Th
William Lambert and Mrs Willard Walburn Ill in Typhoid Fever
William Lambert spent Monday with his sister Mrs Mary Willard Walburn who has been stricken by typhoid fever.
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William Lambert
Mona
Mary
Willard Walburn
Memorials and family visits mark local obituaries and travel
In the Omaha Lincoln area on business residents note Decor ation Day at Fairbury Cemetery and attendances include Thad Shepherd Sr. family Mrs Updegraft and many from Endicott. Ethel teaches in Carleton, Mae Reynolds returns from Fairbury after graduation, and Mrs Thad Shepherd Sr. is mourned as her body was sent to McCook for burial. Rev Priestley walked part of the way from Steele City to fulfill his appointment.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Fairbury Cemetery
Rev. Priestley
Steele City
In Remitting Tax Bill A Man Confesses Harsh Burden
A man writing to the internal revenue collector describes being “held up” by taxes from federal war tax to local motor and highway taxes and various charitable organizations. The letter lists the government levies and several groups including the G A R and Red Cross among others.
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Internal Revenue Collector
United States
Society of John the Baptist
Navy League
Red Cross
Double Cross
Businessman Vindicated by Civic Pressure and Government Scrutiny
A historical quote depicts a distressed entrepreneur claiming government overreach and relentless societal demands. He laments being pressed by the YMCA, the Children’s Home, the Dorcas Society, and hospitals while denying selling his holdings to fund endless charities. He vows to endure until new developments unfold.
Boose Is Not a Good Cure
A short humor notice argues alcohol is not a remedy for colic and stomach ache. It cites a man in pain who asks for whiskey while promoting Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safer treatment. Sold by Taylor's Pharmacy.
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Ames Lone Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Taylor’s
Ady
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U. G. Savage
Prop
Drs. Grace and
George DuVall
Physicians
Calis
Depot
LS. Taylor, M. D
Fairbury, Neb
Globe Pharmacy
Steele City Markets
Mickie
S. A. Taylor J
Taylor J. A. Taylor
Hollenberg
Rocky Hollow
Dick Osborne
Thad Shepherd Sr
Mrs. Updegraft
Alex Shepherd
Mrs. Riggle
Mrs. Reynolds
David Haig
Carleton
Ethel
Mae Reynolds
Doane College
Crete
Cross of
Children's Home
Dorcas Society
Howe’s Monthly
Chalmers
Maxwell
F, Crinklaw
Freeman's
Nebraska
Pearson’s Cafe
Farmers State Bank
SIK Bank
Steele
Netstlenc
Bone-McLucas
Sampson
Hatif Hatif
Blutcher
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