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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
4
It Pays To Buy The Best Farm Implements Now
After a severe winter and delayed work, spring opens with much to do and little time. The ad urges choosing quality farm implements to avoid troubles and delays from inferior goods.
Wordy Steele City Letter Praises Cherry County Contrast
O H Hoeft writes from Brownlee Nebraska on February 16 1910 comparing Cherry County Kansas and Sundance Wyoming. He mocks Kansas wind and social issues while praising local conditions and urges readers to boost their new home before returning to Steele City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Cherry County
Kansas
Sundance
Wyoming
Bob
Mr. Craik
Seele City
O. H. Hoeft
Bank Statement Summary for Jefferson County Bank
Clapp as cashier swears the attached report to the State Banking Board is a true copy. It lists loans and discounts as overdrafts at 622 747 dollars with secured and unsecured amounts 644 40, banking house and fixtures 1650, current expenses and taxes paid zero, due from war 4 437 47, cash on hand 0 03, and other figures including county entries. Notary J O Evans witnessed the swearing on February 19, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Jefferson
Clapp
State Banking Board
Probate Notice for John H. Friday Estate in Nebraska
Creditors of John H. Friday deceased must present claims to the administrator before County Judge in Jefferson County Nebraska on July 1 1910 at 1 PM for examination and allowance. Six months from December 1900 to file claims. failing to file by July 1 1910 will bar claims. Notice published in Steele City Press for four weeks before July 1 1910. C Boyle County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Friday
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Iust
Steele City Press
C. Boyle
To Horse Owners Patronage Notice by Carmichael
A brief notice from W. W. Carmichael thanks farmers and others in the territory for past patronage and requests immediate payment of all charges for horse use at time of sale, directing inquiries to him or H. E. Clapp at Exchange Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Clapp
Exchange Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Furniture Line
Fairbury, Nebr
the Exchange Bank
John Deere
Bi -Atlin
Fairbury, Neb
the Steele City Press
J. A. Harris
Nebr
Congress
Brownlee
Resources
State OF
H. & Clapp
D. B Cropesy
Gark, Dineeter
J. W. Hicks
Colorado
A. H. Phelps Grain Office
Ed Hicks
W. W. Carmichael
WeesTeas International Dictionary
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