Genese Teachers Meet and Bank Settlement Reflected in 1808 Notes
The fragment references dealings around a Genese event dated Saturday November 12 1808 noting bank settlement issues, creditors and deposits. It mentions a State Teachers Association program to be held at Lincoln on December 31 and 2 with Superintendent Reiss addressing the county superintendent section on plans of work.
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Potat Joven
C. B
Debe
Sifsirs
State Teachers’ Association
Lincoln
Salen
Reiss
Sheriff notices receiver for Steele City Bank case
Sheriff Menenhal served notice of a receiver appointed by the district court for Steele City Bank and related parties were involved in the proceeding.
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Menenhal
Steele City Bank
District Court
Steele City and Vicinity
Stockholders Meeting Held at C U W Building
A meeting of stockholders in the C U W Building and Loda district, with C B Rice serving as local treasurer, convened at the office on Wednesday night. A committee was appointed to safeguard the interests of shareholders as the bank receiver assumed duties, with books examined and a report prepared.
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C.U W. Building
Loda
C. B. Rice
Aha Ag
Sitts Siouinel
Unclear OCR Finds mixed phrases on corn and nails
Fragmentary text recounts a muddy, unclear scene about corn growth and a cap or captain figure. It mentions credit for corn or nails and appears to be jumbled OCR from a historical page with disjointed names and actions.
Fragmented OCR Notice on Exchange Column Pricing
A damaged OCR fragment describes a promotional exchange column offering up to 1e8 value in exchange for twenty-five cents. It mentions patrons and a Brampaxp entity and hints at renting farms or livestock but lacks clear details or complete context.
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Brampaxp v Io
People's Society of War Entrusts Feige to Lead Contingent
Feige was chosen to head the People's Society of War for the upcoming campaign. The appointment signals a move to organize volunteers and coordinate local defense efforts amid rising tensions.
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People’s Society of War
Hohenberg News Briefs and Rainfall Table
Local notes report hog shipments and visitors including Miss Ellen Singleton and Mrs Wm Else. A funeral for Mr Aldon, 72, was held with many mourners. A county meeting with 16 teachers attended. A rainfall comparison table covers stations from Weeping Water to St Louis, assessing Nebraska’s climate versus neighboring states with data back to 1876.
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Ellen Singleton
Fairbury
Wm. Else
Frank Morrow
James
Sam Walton
Rabeseke
Mc. Hill
Missouri
Steele City Bank
Pill
Cora Denison
Liberty School
Aldon
Chaii
Nebraska
Faras
Fremont
Superiore
Cdis
Ravenns
Ces
Ccss
Cies
PraeeOh
Willie Cos
Cess
North Platte
Robertson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sully
S. D
Randall
Yankton
Duluth
Minn
St. Paul
Cresco
Ames
Monticello
Davenport
Keokuk
Forged Notes Linked to C B Rice at State National Bank
Forged notes claimed to be negotiated by C B Rice at the State National Bank in St. Joseph include bills on Train Brose lumber merchant for 1200 dollars, Joseph Nutter farmer and stock dealer for 800, John F Kellar farmer for 100, H W Challis merchant for 225, C C Andrews merchant for 200, John Townsend farmer for 500, Joseph Stewart farmer for 250, J W Hackett now in Kansas for 125, with many other indorsed instruments. All are forgeries and new examples surface daily, suggesting unknown quantities in existence.
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C. B. Rice
State National Bank
St. Joseph
Train Brose
Joseph Nutter
John F. Kellar
H. W. Challis
C. C. Andrews
John Townsend
Joseph Stewart
J. W. Hackett
Kansas
Thanksgiving Turkeys and Donations Dither Challenge
A fragmentary note recalls a figure named Sutherland taking a symbolic dollar for a thanksgiving turkey. The passage hints at delays before a contract is completed involving a butcher and bakers, leaving the turkey purchase unresolved and donations unclear.
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Sutherland
Fowler Ens Sastrve Ralentae Begi 2 Aell It For You
The fragment reads like garbled OCR left with several names and numbers unclear. It mentions Fowler and a sale or trade phrase but lacks coherent events or entities to identify a clear news item.
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Fowler
Piano contest offer in The Daily State Journal
The Daily State Journal offers subscribers a chance to win a $450 piano tree by guessing the number of votes for supreme judge. Entry closes October 31. Free sample copy available. Subscription options: without Sunday 6.50, with Sunday 7.00. Mail to State Journal Lincoln Neb.
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Daily State Journal
Thie Sall
Address State Journal
Lincoln
Neb
Insurance policy offer from Fowler and Ankrym
A local notice promotes Fowler and Ankrym writing insurance policies to cover accidental fire losses and provide financial return after a great loss.
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Fowler & Ankrym
Youll Want This Semi-Weekly State Journal Offer
Ad promotes a two weekly delivery through January 1, 1897 for one dollar. It claims superior news coverage with state and national stories and a strong campaign focus. Readers in Nebraska are urged to subscribe for more extensive readership matter and earlier reports than weekly papers.
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State Journal
Nebraska
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Hohenberg
G. D. Swiksny
Lat Ge Eee
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And
Steele City Standard
Wrath
Acker Medicine CO
Chambers St
New York
Nant
Hollenberg
J. A. Clapp
J. F. Thompson
M. Shimp
J. W. Alr
Chas. B. Miiler
Lewis
A. McGaughey
A. H. Phelps
Grairdealer
Main and
Ida Streets
Steele City
Ieroy
Rhe
Hiny Ow
Anny
Phil
J. S. Taylor
Post Office
City
Denver
Golden West Rritizeks
Cripple Ceek
Pike’s Peak
Pike's Peak
Hawks Nursery Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Lacksmithing
A. M. Jerepairing
J. W. Peters
Main Street
Rocky Montains
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Rockies
Europe
America
Illustrated Weekly
Colo
R. O. Partlow
O. L. ‘Saylor
Marchant
Kas
Minneapolis
Walter A
Same
Frank Bohner
Esqour & Cigars
Noah L. Crump
J. Monroe Davis
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Tates
Mma
LA Grippe
Nothsing
Beck
Ure
Sarkey & Palen
Arch St
Philadelphia, Pa
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