Henry Ahrends announces candidacy for county commissioner
Henry Ahrends declares candidacy for the county commissioners from the first district subject to the will of Democratic electors at the November election. Probate notice calls creditors to meet the administratrix of the estate of William M. Herries before the Jefferson County Court on November 1, 1922 at nine o clock a.m. to present claims. All claims not filed by November 22, 1922 will be barred by the court order dated August 22, 1922. Louis J. Nutzman, seal, Prank Rain, attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tet
Henry Ahrends
William M. Herries
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said
Parftore
Notice to creditors in Endicott State Bank receivership
In Jefferson County Nebraska R S Wilfley receiver of Endicott State Bank has qualified and orders creditors to file claims with the receiver at Endicott or Steele City by September 14 1922. Notice to be posted on the bank door and published in the Steele City Press for three weeks prior to the deadline. Dated Fairbury Nebraska September 14 1922 Leonard W Colby Judge of District Court.
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R. S. Wilfley
Endicott State Bank
Endicott
Nebraska
District Court
Jefferson County
KR. S. Wilfrey
Farmers State Bank
Steele City
Salt Endicott State Bank
Fairbury
Leonard W. Colby
Local social notes from Fairbury area
Minnie Malady spent Saturday night and Sunday with Alice Banahan. Henry Wiebe lost two valuable horses a week ago. John Malady delivered hay to several parties in Fairbury last week. Clair Cuthbert and family visited the Russell Campbell home near Harbine. Ruth and Anna Mullis left Saturday for Dunbar Nebraska after a week at the Malady home.
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Minnie Malady
Alice Banahan
Henry Wiebe
John Malady
Fairbury
Clair Cuthbert
Russell Campbell
Harbine
Ruth
Anna Mullis
Dunbar
Nebr
Malady
Hollenberg and State Line News Highlights Local Goings On
Victor Eddieman plans to farm the Willeford place next year. George Smith recovered from illness. Carl Townsend builds a granary for his father this week. Ray Lichtenberger visits his cousin. Mrs. Correll spoke last Friday evening. Mrs. Van Coleman of Huntington Park visits her brother John Derrick. Will Derrick leases a tourist camp south for rental to tourists. Frank Wilson Peteer Andrews and Koch threshing. Wollenberg attends Grant Townsend meeting last Sunday evening on God outdoors. Garreis rents old Close place and plows for wheat with a Waterloo Boy and two bottom plow. Friends Walter Brown Holly Algeo Jennie Algeo Roscoe Ablers visit Guy Henderson’s camp near Fort Collins, Colorado.
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Hollenberg
State Line News
Victor Eddieman
Willeford
George Smith
Carl Townsend
Ray Lichtenberger
Hig
Correll
van Coleman
Huntington Park
Calif
John Derrick
Will Derrick
Frank Wilson
Peteer
Andrews
Koch
Wollenberg
Grant Townsend
Garreis
Else
Waterloo
Walter Brown
Hollie Algeo
Jennie Algeo
Roscoe Ablers
Guy Henderson
Fort Collins
Colo
Hollenberg Route 1 Sunday visits and sales noted
The Ernest Funk family spent a Sunday at the Ira Harper home. Earl Willaford's Friday sale was well attended and everything sold well. Carl Meyers and Paul Allerbergan visited a friend. Pearl Misses Bernice and Rose were mentioned. Hav-
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Ernest Funk
Ira Harper
Earl Willaford
Carl Meyers
Paul Allerbergan
Pearl
Dental Health Advice and Obituary Notice
The column urges daily brushing and semiannual dental exams to avoid high bills and pain. It then reports the obituary of Anna Siemers Rahhmann born 1855 Germany who died after illness at 66. The piece notes survivors and Lutheran faith, followed by reflections on the value of schooling and education for youth.
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Anna Siemers Rahhmann
Wiesele Ostfriesland
Germany
Illinois
Iowa
Monticello
George Rahhmann
Benton Township
Atchison Co
Missouri
Alma
Nebraska
John Seimers
Clay Center
Kansas
George Siemers
Wakefield
Zion Lutheran’ Church
Obituary notes funeral services for respected author
The funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock, reflecting the esteem in which she was held. May she rest in peace.
Card of Thanks for George Rahmann Family
Mr George Rahmann and family express gratitude to neighbors friends and Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid for help and sympathy during illness and death of their wife and mother They also thank for floral offerings. George Rahmann and Family
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George Rahmann
Ladies Aid
The
Zion Lutheran Church
Will I Fill One of Those Places
The piece urges pupils to weigh their future roles in life as the school bell calls them to study. It contrasts the hopeful scholar with distant chances of reward, urging diligent effort now for richer future returns. The Editor's Friend signs off, encouraging readiness to answer the bell.
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Sumaed
Svery Vriday
Steele City Markets
Taylor, M.D
H. Rathjen
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Louis J. Nutzman
Rain, Atty
the District Court OF
Consid
Lincoln
Aia Es
Bernice
Rose
Hav
Leach
Neb
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
Crinklaw’s Garage
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
M. O. Sampson
Jefferson County Fair
Hubbell Bloomer
George Condra
State University
North Bros
Boye
N’s Dayvents
Mibbons
Tion Ting
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