Local BREVITIES and notices in Steele City area
Local items report election day coming, births, sickness, and travel notes. Citizens include Bessie Goff campaigning, cattle shipments to St Joe, army physicals, a fire destroying the Callender home, influenza illness, and a pending school opening next Monday after health ruling. Community updates cover interviews, letters from soldiers, weather impacts, and local business notices.
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State Board of Health
Steele City
Bessie Goff Seeks Register of Deeds Post
Republican candidate Bessie Goff announces four years as deputy in the Register of Deeds office and current deputy and bookkeeper at the County Treasurer. The advertisement urges support at the upcoming election on November 5.
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R.8. Wilfley
Salina
Kansas
Bessie Goff
Register of Deeds
Steele City
Office of Register of Deeds
Theaieset Register of Deeds
Land Bank Expands Fast in Omaha Says Leader
D P Hogan president of the Federal Land Bank states the Omaha institution will be the largest local financier soon. He notes loans totaling over 15 million dollars and hopes to reach 50 million within a year as farmers benefit from bonds backed by U S treasury authority. The system earns profits returned as dividends to farmer borrowers through local associations.
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Federal Land Bank
Omaha
D. P. Hogan
United States Treasury
Jefferson County
First National Bank
Fairbury
Nebr
Jefferson County Clerk seeks re election in 1918
C C Marthis announces his candidacy for County Clerk on the Republican ticket in Jefferson County Nebraska. He says he has served four years, cites influenza era duties and office work, respects his opponent, and asks voters for support on November 5 1918.
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C. C. Marthis
Jefferson County Voters Noted Health Interview Issue
A partial voter notice notes difficulties in interviewing all voters due to illness and limits on outreach in Jefferson County. The fragment references an official communication urging voter awareness amid health constraints.
Irene M. King Seeks Vote for Register of Deeds
In a brief election message Irene M. King urges support for her candidacy for Jefferson County Register of Deeds. She notes 29 years’ residency in the county and past work as compositor reporter and bookkeeper for local papers. She cites family need and requests votes on election day.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Jefferson County
Fairbury Journal
Fairbury News
Irene M. King
County Treasurer Nomination Appeal Ahead of Election Day
A former deputy treasurer writes voters ahead of next Tuesday’s election, praising past votes and urging continued support. He cites four years of service, familiarity with the office, and a personal pledge to provide satisfactory service if elected. He asks friends to vote and speaks of avoiding party divisions.
Shepherd Seeks Vote for County Commissioner District 1
Local notice from Alex Shepherd asking Jefferson County voters for support as his son goes to war and he handles duties in his absence. He urges voters to consider him worthy of the County Commissioner seat.
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Alex Shepherd
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