Notice to Taxpayers and Local Notices From Fairbury
Notice to taxpayers warns real estate taxes due May 1, 1909 with plea to pay early to aid county funds. County officers urge attendance at Jefferson County Sunday school convention March 21 and 22 in Fairbury Christian church. Mrs. R. W. Cole emphasizes strong program and statewide participation. Also notes hay price at 6 dollars per ton from G. E. Reynolds & Son, EW. Thomas selling furniture business and moving to Wisconsin, death of A. Pease's mother, O. L. Schumann contest winner A S Bishop for Globe Wernicke bookcase, and Frank Crinklaw meat market offering meats and top price for hides.
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Jefferson County
Fairbury
Nebraska
R. W. Cole
G. E. Reynolds & Son
Thomas
Wisconsin
A. ¥. Pease
O. L. Schumann
Globe Wernicke
A. S. Bishop
E Street
Fairbury Gazette
Frank Crinklaw
Frank
Elegant Racine and Velie Buggies On Display
A local ad invites customers to view an elegant line of Racine and Velie Buggies. It promises fair prices whether buying now or later and notes a full line of farm machinery in stock. The shop emphasizes reliable goods and low risk in purchases.
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage in Jefferson Neb
By chattel mortgage dated October 17 1908 and recorded in Jefferson County Nebraska Oscar James to The Luwienee Bank secures 160 dollars 50 cents defaulted. I will sell at public auction two horses a sorrel gelding Prince 12 years old 950 pounds and a brown horse eight years old, plus a Seminole medicine wagon and a set of double boxes on a noted date at 2 o clock in Steele County Villans.
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Jefferson County
Nebraska
Oscar James
Luwienee Bank
Prince
Bird
Villans of Steele
Cosiene
J S Taylor Physician and Surgeon Ad
J S Taylor physician and surgeon. All confinement cases must be office first door west of lumber yard. Phone No 1.
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J. S. Taylor
J A Taylor Sells Kansas and Nebraska Land
Real estate agent J A Taylor advertises a "Square Deal" offering land of all qualities in Kansas and Nebraska with a single specialty. He promises to sell any kind of land from poorest to best for customers seeking options.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Bar Gains Counter Every Day
A brief item notes a bar tally showing a daily increase in counters. The report highlights steady gains and suggests continued growth for patrons and staff. Local business leaders express cautious optimism about ongoing momentum and potential future expansion.
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Stearns & Foster
Windsor
Schumann
Fairbury, Nebr
Exxchange Bank
the Steele City Press
J. A. Harris
Steele Ci
John Simpson
United
G. E. Reynolds: & Son
Chattel
J. A. Taylor
Colorado
A. H. Phelps Grain