Local Notices and Candidate Announcements in Jefunr County
A candidate announces for County Commissioner and County Attorney roles in Jefunr County subject to Republican and Democratic primaries on April 18. A probate notice directs interested parties to appear for Mary A. et al. estate hearing in Fairbury County Court and to publish the order in Steele City Press for three weeks. Louis J. Nutzman is County Judge. C H M Denney serves as estate attorney.
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Mary A
Coust Reem
Feirbury
Said
Eaid Meatier
Steele City Press
Louis J. Nutzman
C. HM. Denney
Primary Election Notice for Democratic Sheriff Candidate
A Democratic Party notice states G M Edwards seeks election as sheriff at the primary on April 14, 1916. The selection is subject to the will of the party’s electors. Primary authority comes from the party committee.
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Beretry
Shan
Jefferson
Che
County Attornty
Sherell
Steele City Lodge Resolution for Sister Ankrum’s Death
Members of Steele City Lodge No 24 express heartfelt sympathy to the daughters and relatives of Rebecca A Ankrum. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days. Copies of the resolutions go to the daughters records the Degree of Honor Journal and the local paper. Maude Earhart Myrtle Kelly Harness offers harness sets and supplies with repair services from Gus Dressen's.
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Steele City Lodge No. 24
Ankrum
Degree of Honor Journal
Maude Earhart
Myrtle Kelly
Local Schoolhouse Correspondence and Community Events
Endicott notes show low correspondence at the school house for Mrs. Tibbs. Rev. Gilbert to preach Sunday at 2 20. Hodges trip to Lincoln. Farmers Equity met Thursday. Mrs. John Allen visited Ed Allen’s home Monday. Hinton moved his family to the Whitney House. Deliah Bonowitz stayed with sister Mrs Yeakie last week. Ladies Aid will serve supper in church basement Saturday evening. Mrs Chancellor and Mrs McCry attended Fairbury visit.
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Deliah Bonowitz
Yeakie
Frank Chancellor
McCry
Fairbury
George Slaughter
Sunda
Bio
J. H.kirschener
Local Socials Note Miss Ahiers Daturuay Event
Mrs. Lee Earhart visited Miss Ahiers Daturuay and Sunday. A large masquerade dance is planned for Saturday March 4 with community notices and several local names mentioned.
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Hollenberg
Lee Earhart
Ahiers
Local names travel after mourning train
Mr. Dewe and Frank Martin accompanied by Wm. Jaggere were take n to attend a mourning train trailing their spouse, as travelers returned on the mourning trip.
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Mr. Dewe
Frank Martin
Wm. Jaggere
Local Neighbors Share Visits and Happenings in Fairbury
The community diary lists residents visiting relatives and friends across Fairbury and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Nora James at Frank Lange home, Claire Cuthbert at Russell Troxell, and Francis Pearson with neighbors at Wilson and Compton homes. Revival meetings were held at Plainview church, and several families plan moves or preparations in the neighborhood.
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Nora James Spen
Frank Lange
John Whitred
John Milady
Dick Osburne
Claire Cuthbert
Ma McNish
Cuthber
Russell Troxe
Perle Nutter
Fairbury
Mr. Tanner
Plainview Church
Ethel Roderick
A. H. Belding
John Maladhy
Francis Pearson
Wilson Home
Holidays Not Always Joy in a Bloomsburg Fair Trip
A Sunbury man after ten years of continuous work tries a day off to attend the Bloomsburg fair. He falls downstairs and hits a head on a bucket, sprains his wrist, wrenches his side, and is knocked down by a jitney bus at Bloomsburg. He remains determined to continue his trip despite injuries.
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Toledo Blade
Sunbury
Ploomeburs
Pa, what ic bariaene tee ae
A fragmentary text line appears to be a garbled note or OCR error. No clear events, names, or places are readable to form a factual summary.
Report of the Condition of Farmers' State Bank of Leede City
Report covers the bank's financial condition as of February 24 1916 in Jefferson County Nebraska. Willey as cashier swears the statement is correct and a true copy filed with the State Banking Board. Luther Benham J S Taylor directors attend. Notary J Evans swears to the document on February 29 1916.
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Farmers’ State Bank
Burroughs
Capendis
Leede City
Nebraska
State OF
Jefferson County
RS. Willey
State Banking Board
RS. Wilfley
J. S. Taylor
Luther Benham
J. ©. Evans
When To Take Chamberlains Tablets
Advice on taking Chamberlains Tablets for dullness after meals constipation bilious headaches and sour stomach with torpid liver. Obtainable everywhere as an advertisement.
Egg for Hatching Lam from Prize Winning Reds
The ad offers hatching eggs from prize winning Reds at Pen No 1 for 10 dollars per 15 and Pen No 2 at 350 per 15, Pen No 3 at 1 dollar per 15, and Pen No 4 at 50 cents per 15. Pens 1 and 2 are limited with many orders already placed and some customers unsupplied last year.
Rank Foolishness on Colds and Chamberlain's Remedy
This ad argues against the idea that colds come from cold weather, claiming the germ thrives in damp cold and recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective. It endorses the product as proven by long-time users and notes availability everywhere.
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Posume
Boseby
Candi
St ‘Te Priscery
Chas. M. McGee
Amensar
Jefunr ‘Em County
Republican Party of
Uber
W.G . Wedeter
District ‘Court
Dec
Cle Sener
M. D
August Carl Lentz
Opera House
Rebecca A. Ankrum
Gus Dressen
Endicott’ Literary
Cap Fairchild
Will Garrett
Mr. Fisher
Anna Malady
Compton
Jim Bower
Ike Bower
Alexandria
Harold
Newt Fisher
Thayer, Kans
Diller
Steele City
Case
of the— Farmers’ State Bank
Chamberlain
J. Monroe Davis Fairbury
Nebr
R. Reliable
Henry Rathgen
R. B. Steele
L. 8
Peterson
Carl Lentz Viedinset
Julia A. Wieters
Beethoven-Gentz
Mozart
Tellzer
Barber’s Cafe
Ray Barber
Cutiura
Resolvent
Limestone
Nyal
Taylor's & Nyall
Pork, Davis & Co
Sherwin-Williams
Mayler
Taylor’s Pharmacy
Martin-Senour
Monarch
van Orsdol & Crane
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