Local Business Notices and Society Update
A Beatrice area report notes LiD J. L. Lamb tying nails at Biadser’s hardware this week and F A Pox appears in local implement dealer circles. Fréd Clark and C W Tonnemaker attend W O W initiation at Beatrice. Albert Leaper sells land section to Bik Broeube for 1500 dollars. Union Mission Society plans a meeting with Mrs in the afternoon of January 11 1902 on a China topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fréd Clark
C. W. Tonnemaker
W. O. W. Lodge
Beatrice Tues
Oyster Supper Promises Community Enjoyment In Loock
The Ancient Order of United Work Degree of Honor hosts an oyster supper in Loock's evening with all ages invited. Proceeds support children and adults activities while members prepare refreshments and entertainment for the community event.
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Ancient Order of United Work
Loock
Exposed life leads to tense moments and pains
A fragmentary report notes individuals at risk during a dangerous exposure event. Readable details mention exposure symptoms and ensuing discomfort, with limited names or places available for context.
Local notices and ads mix with farm reports and remedies
Wright and Shevit Ashland worker Ira Wood fractures his collarbone after falling from a load of wood. Local ads promote Ballard's Horehound Syrup 25 and 50 cents, Castarets 10 cents, and various stores and agents. W. W. Waters files harvest equipment interests for Miller Bros. C. C. Wells, a feeder near Diller, reports 187,000 pounds cattle and related feedings, mortgage notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wells
Wells
Barneston Merchants Seek Clay Molded Goods at Office
J. F. Latz and J. W. Boney prominent Barneston businessmen visited the office with a plan to produce clay molds for oven shoes, signaling a local entrepreneurial effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Latz
J. W. Boney
Barneston
Mystery Woman Faces Enduring Challenge
A mystery surrounds a woman who endures a persistent, unexplained circumstance challenging her daily life and testing her resilience. The situation remains unresolved as details are scarce and investigators pursue new leads.
Grand Army Installation and Relief Corps Dinner
An account of the Grand Army installation and the Jack Relief Corps annual dinner held in the hall. It lists officers elected and notes the event as part of the society’s activities with members and preserves.
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Jack Relief Corps
Sparks and Folkers Sell Over Shoes Question
The text appears garbled and contains unclear references to Sparks Folkers and Paul Witzki with phrases about selling over shoes and yearlings. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Harm Henkle Moves to Farm North of Ree
An individual named Harm Henkle relocated Wednesday to a farm two miles northwest of Ree after suffering influenza symptoms. The report notes severe after effects from the illness and references Saeed Levee in connection with the event.
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Harm Henkle
Ree
Local printers pressed to meet obligations
Fragmentary note details Isaac Saylor Jacob Lottman and Charley Barber amid payment duties and printer obligations. Some names and dates are unclear in the OCR.
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Isaac Saylor
Jacob Lottman
Charley Barber
Ted
Fragmentary editorial note on personal abuse in newspapers
An unfinished editorial fragment discusses the role of editors and journalists in avoiding personal abuse in reporting. It critiques bias and calls for restraint, signaling tensions in journalistic ethics and public discourse.
Exile of Thousands Draws Sparse Historical Notice
Fragmentary report notes thousands sent into exile amid a discussion of persistent cures for lung ailments and a mention of a one dollar payment. Other details are unclear due to damaged text.
Real estate men of Nebraska hold state convention in Fremont
A state convention of the real estate men of Nebraska will convene in Fremont on February 12. The note lists Tabler's Buckeye Pile bottles priced at 50 cents and a total of 765 cents. Mentions J. W. Sutton and references the M. W. A. meeting last night with Roy Geer and Chaewood present among 89 attendees.
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Nebraska
Fremont
J. W. Sutton
Roy Geer
Chaewood
Wedding Anniversary Celebrations Noted With Guests
Forty four invited guests attended a wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John. The event featured singing and feasting. Among those present were Anna Bhroeder of Bel, Nebr, Art Freblich of W Kan, Bessie Neff of Canton, and Mr. and Mrs. Powell.
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John
Mathias
Anna Bhroeder
Bel , Nebr
Art. Freblich
W. Kan
Bessie Neff
Canton
Powell
4 SAD CASE. J. Smith Diller Attempts Self Destruction
A report details a man named J. Smith Diller attempting self destruction amid mental imbalance. The fragmentary text suggests domestic troubles and violent intent, with courts and medical opinions implied. Further readable lines reference remorse, danger, and possible institutional care.
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J. Smith Diller
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J. L. Lamb
Biadser
At & Folkers
Taatayated
Ats Colin
Souane
Row Diller
Sedicanen
Oth
Beare
Albert Leaper
Bik Broeube
Line Bros
Misona Gociety
Uary
China
Seer
Rory Oman
Semen Oa
Aces Sarre
Ol. Diller
Notary Public
Canon City
Geo. H. Tonnemaker’s
Col. Hiatt
Ana
Wyatt
Norre
H. Tonnemaxker
John Woods
Missouri
Albert Woods
Diller
R. V. Folkers
Mrs. Erva
John Boetcher
Jeekdher Sai
Sarkee
Gero
H. Tonnemaker
Bess Pea Oie
Os Agi
Ie. Wright
Ashland
Ira Wood
Zee
Wee Tee
H. EB. Green
L. P
Ve Sr Aubeat Sd Co
Ballard
W. W. Waters
Fairbury
Miller Bros
Grand Army Installetios
Sparks & Folkers
Paul Witzki
Posta Hi
Ames Bash
Uae
Jarie Os
Ra, Sree
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