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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
4
Local ad copy promotes Frank Crinklaw’s meat market offering cured meats sausages lard and live prices plus top price for hides. It also advertises Hicks Hardware as selling guaranteed alarm clocks.
Dr J B Tayar announces confinement cases must be seen at the office first door west of Lumber Yard. Phone number provided.
Peter Gill pledges to restore precinct based elections and direct public choice. He calls for counties to build roads, railways to set fair rates, stricter quarantine for swine diseases, and support for a bank guarantee plan. county commissioners should be elected by district. He advocates progressive taxation and public service oversight.
Probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska cites Frank Crinklaw seeking administration of the Robert Crinklaw estate. A hearing is set for November 8, 1908 at 1 pm in the county court room to show cause why the petition should be granted.
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