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Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska 1918
County Court hears petition of Zmil Tarnow for final settlement and distribution of Jennie Smith estate. November 25, 1918 at 9:00 AM set for hearing at County Court Room Pairbury, Jefferson County, Nebraska, to consider the matter with interested parties present.
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State of Nebraska
Jefferson County
Greatly Benefited By Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs M P Harwood writes she suffered two years ago from distress after eating headaches and a languid feeling due to indigestion and a torpid liver. After taking Chamberlain's Tablets two bottles corrected these disorders and her health has been good.
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Chamberlain
School Notes Welcomes Student and Reopens Full Week Schedule
One new student Miss Haver ty joined the Ninth Grade on Monday and Miss Ellis remains absent with the flu. The board approved six days of school weekly through March first with three Christmas vacation days, and a Saturday makeup for one missed session. The Traveling Library opens to the public for two more months.
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Miss Haverty
Larie Greenwood
Ellis
Lara Southwick
Tom Sawyer
Abraham Lip
Spanish influenza affects local families as town recovers
Mrs John Byron and Alma Nutter suffer from Spanish influenza while Clarence Price and family stay with Olen Nutter. Rocky Hollow school resumes after closure for influenza. Numerous social calls and visits occur, including gatherings at Brenneis and Zweifel residents, and a large turnout at Walter Hayes sale.
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John Byron
Alma Nutter
Clarence Price
Olen Nutter
Rocky Hollow
Andy Beldin
Walter Wiliams
Mahaska
Summers
Walter Hayes
Taylor Roberts
Douglas North Dakota
Irwin Roberts
Earl Thompson
J. F. Tagen Rat
Edmund Tens
War era letter from Pvt C V Wilson Virginia group
A war era letter from Pvt C V Wilson to his father L W Brown in Lincoln France in 1918 describes front line duty in France Company B relocation storms rain rations and French prices plus letters from family and friends including Bessies aunt Delia Manley and C W Richards. He mentions a broken finger and frequent letters while hoping for news from Harry and home.
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Gilbert Brown
U. 8
Bessie
Delia Manley
Set
Cody
C. W. Richards
States
Irvin Poole
Broadston
Harry
Sgt. Bacon
Final settlement sought in Turner estate hearing
In Jefferson County Nebraska 55 Court Room Fairbury October 30 1918 the estate of W R Turner deceased is filed for final settlement and distribution. November 30 1918 at 9 o clock A M assigned for hearing all interested may appear to show cause why petition should not be granted. Publication in The Steele City Press for three weeks prior. Louis J Nutzman County Judge E A Wander Atty for estate.
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Said
Pairbury
Jennie Smith
Zmil Tarnow
Dearing
Wairbury
Seid
Fairbury
W. R. Turner
William Earl Turner
Steele City Press
Mr Whootie Trades For City Goods In Local Store
The visitor known as Mr Whootie, who resides ten miles distant, bought a 100 bill of value at Blanks Store in our city and expressed satisfaction with the goods and prices. He announced plans to trade in the city again, praising the grade and value of items available.
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TvOrce
Oran
Parga
MAS Alwange
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