Local School Notes and Curious Anecdotes
General Order references and school records show attendance for the period with 49 total, 16 visitors and 8 tardies. A new teacher assumed charge in the upper room while the head was laid up, and a story recounts a clever shopper who saved eggs by carrying them in molasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Francis
Reymond Dat
Allen
Miss Patterson
Bliss
Prof
Jane
Ruth Gantt
Charlie Fowler
Etta Sa
Ean Kite Phelps
Dora Ns
Flossie Stewart
Minard Divorce Petition Weighed by Judge Holmes
Judge Holmes adjourned the petition of Mrs Hettie B Minard for divorce in Lincoln after hearing her claims of cruelty. She said she married John Minard on June 15 1892 at Steele City and separated September 15 1895. He later sought forgiveness but she declined to cohabit. The court took the matter under advisement and ordered additional documentary proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie BR
Minard
John
State Journal
Othinst
Hog Disease Preventive Claim From Sibley Man
Henry Dagle of Sibley Town reports saving 250 hogs via aconite treatment. He says the fever like disease is not cholera, spreads easily, and that using a quart of aconite every five days with watered mixture and oats distributed to troughs serves as a preventive and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dagle
Sibley
Town
Fragmentary notice hints at entertainment expense and clothing needs
garbled report mentions entertainment at a cost of 20 dollars and freight, with references to clothing and a struggling individual. details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a small financial transaction linked to a social event or care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn Sathana
Ens
Sears Regia
Fragmentary Latin-letter Riddle Snippet Surfaces in OCR
An unclear OCR fragment shows garbled phrases and stray quotes about seeing someone, with partial words and broken phrases. It mentions Monday and longing phrases but contains no coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or organizations.
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Editor and Neighbor
A garbled passage mentions a man with fewest something and a phot not clear, references an editor and a neighbor. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details about events, names, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatoely Bos
Corn Shellers, Colds, and Local News Mix
Half Way Point EK Corbin suffers a severe hand tear from a corn sheller as shellers remain common in the region this week. Joe Nutter ships a carload each of cattle and hogs from Hollenberg on the 2nd. Ed Justis halts hauling corn due to illness. Dick Hulett ships a load of Hiawatha Kansas wheat. more on the way. Or Taylor ill with grip, community hit by sickness. Silver Olid school house entertainment fails but funds collected. 15,000 bushels of corn shelled and sold at 10 cents per bushel. TheWebber family’s daughter in Holland Mass suffers a bad cold. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by W P Holden for throat and lung ailments. G O Taylor supplies the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. H. Corbin
Joe Nutter
Hollenberg
Justis
Dick Hulett
Hiawatha
Kansas
Or. Taylor
Tneas
Silver Olid
Torday High
Fred Webber
Holland
Mass
Chamberlain
W. P. Holden
West Brimfield
G. O. Taylor
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Jefferson County Nebraska
Notice of sheriff sale issued under an execution from the district court of Jefferson county Nebraska. Judgment rendered April 27, 1906 by Judge Shamberger for the State of Nebraska. Sale to satisfy the judgment to be conducted by the sheriff of Jefferson county Nebraska.
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Jefferson County Abstract Office
Plaza
Falrbury
Jefferson County
Wébraska
I Shamberger
O. E
Eaid County
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L. Fowler, Reeve
B.A. Rice
G. Nepassna
Micou Rajve
Lama Ornate
H. i
Démél
Charlie Frank
Staiannes Gervince
St Heads
Ards
Chea
Svcor
Bors
Steele City
R. O. Partlow
West Side
AR Orr
West End
Partlow’e Blacksmith Shop
Nebraska
Wa Neon
Orn Sranv
Sunderland & Dinsmore
J. S Taylor
Tees Cos Auabe
Foxy
Eail
A. H. Phelps, Rairdealer
Main
Ida
J. W. Peter S
J. Monroe Davis
Rial
Emerson
Merson Piano CO
Wareroome
Boylston §J
Boston
Fifth Ave
New York
Wabash Ave
Chicago
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