September 1927 Locals At State Fair Lincoln Wet Week
Local notices report residents attending the State Fair in Lincoln for one or more days this week amid expected rains Monday and Tuesday nights. Miss Grace Graves returned home near Chicago after summer with Miss Nellie Drake. Miss Drake resumes work at Farmers' State Bank following a nearly three week vacation. Also offered are work horses for sale by C. C. Andrews and grapes for sale at 3 cents a pound. Printer’s ads note 150ard sheets and school color paper for sale at Press office.
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Lincoln
Nellie Drake
Farmers’ State Bank
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Chester Andrews
Notice is hereby given that the creditors of Chester Andrews deceased will meet the executor of the estate before the County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on January 5 1928 at 9 o clock A M for presenting claims for examination adjustment and allowance Three months are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate from October 6 1927 All claims not filed in county court on or before January 6 1928 will be barred By order of the court dated September 7 1927 Heasty Barnes Rain Attorneys for Estate published September 8 and September 29 1927
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Chester Andrews
Jadge
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Roon
Said
Tidbits on Peanut Butter Stuffed Dates
Remove pits from firm dates and fill with small portions of peanut butter. Roll in fine sugar and chill until firm. Dried softened prunes may substitute for dates if desired.
Diced Pork Salad on Lettuce with Apple
Combine lean pork celery and tart apple with mayonnaise and seasonings. Mix remaining ingredients then fold with mayonnaise and apples. Serve on crisp lettuce leaves garnished with mayonnaise and a dash of paprika.
Rocky Hollow Harvest Activities and Local Happenings
On Walter Nutter’s land Tom Anderson and others are stacking hay while Otho Curry Ira Scrivins and John Malady haul and bale windrow hay. Dorothy Curry celebrates her tenth birthday with a surprise party on Sunday September 4. The community notes School District 3 opened September 5 with twenty pupils and Miss Goldie Clem of Fairbury teaching.
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Tom Anderson
Walter Nutter
Otho Curry
Ira Scrivins
John Malady
Dorothy Curry
How to Make Caramel Pudding from Condensed Milk
This recipe instructs simmering an unopened can of condensed milk in boiling water for two hours, then cooling, opening along the side, and serving the contents with nut meats and whipped cream. It suggests garnishes and serving in slices or with plain cream.
Come Up And See Us At The School This Year
A call to patrons to visit the school at least once a year, urging greater engagement as children spend the next nine months there. The message invites the community to learn more about the school and to meet staff to address any concerns.
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Gether
Ers
Pfavis Wins County Fair Cow Calling Contest
Rev W W Pfavis won the cow calling contest at the Jefferson County Fair last week. He received a silver cow bell and plans to enter a larger Chicago contest in October.
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W. W. Pfavis
Jefferson County Fair
Chicago
Hi-Y Camp Notes Ushers From County at Lincoln Fair
Charles Lowe Wells Andrews and Virgil Bugbee attended the state Hi-Y camp at the fair grounds in Lincoln Monday. They acted as ushers in the grand stand and helped with the fair, in addition to their camping ground instruction.
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Charles Lowe
Wells Andrews
Virgil Bugbee
Lincoln
Opt By It s Value To The Public
The piece asks if normal vision can be secured by glasses and suggests optometrists aim for patient comfort over perfect vision. It notes uncomfortable vision stems from eye strain, which glasses may prevent.
Barking Frog Impresses New York World At Florist Shop
The New York World reports on J. M. Millett of a florist shop in Hotel Plaza who claims a Mexican frog in a jar can bark like a dog, especially to strangers. Millett says the frog recognizes him and treats others with disdain, though he may not be a watchdog.
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J. M. Millert
Mr. Miklert
Cattle and Poultry Auction Items Listed for Sale
A sale catalog lists livestock and poultry including a red cow six years coming fresh in November a red cow sire coming fresh in December a two year old heifer a one yearling heifer and eight shoats plus four sows to farrow. Poultry includes eight dozen old hens and chicken coops of all sizes.
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Syre
Jefferson County Fair 1927 A Big Success
The Jefferson County Fair of 1927 drew large attendance with displays and attractions surpassing previous years. Weather, roads, and farm exhibits were favorable. livestock, poultry, and school exhibits drew crowds as merchants offered expanded concessions and nightly entertainment.
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Jefferson County
Rev. Pfautz
Fairbury
Deshler
McOwen Stock Co
Dr. O'Neil Returns From Advanced Pediatric Course
Dr. O'Neil returned Friday after August absence to resume work. He spent most of the time in Chicago at Children's Memorial Hospital taking a pediatric course for advanced instruction. The program emphasized diagnosis and treatment of children's diseases and is expected to enhance his patient care locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neil
Children’s Memorial Hospital of Chicago
Children’s Memorial Hosp Tal
University of Chicago
O'Neil
Col. Lindberg
Chicago
Eva
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Steele City
Grace Graves
Bale
C. C. Andrews
Clark McCurdy
Ted” Dale
Mrs. Howard
Louis J. Nutzman
Heasty
Barnes & Rain Attys
Rocky Hollow
Russell Troxel
Davis
Nat'l
Bank Fairbury
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Steele City Markets
Hollenberg
Wednes
Sale
Soren Frait Jora
Wee. Schustte
D. E. Bone Lumber Co
Chevrolet
Beret Public
von Teresa
Bormerty
F. V. Lowe
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