Local Notes From Fairbury and Surrounding Towns
Dr Leach dentist Fairbury. Mr Charley Barber recovering from severe illness. Miss Nellie Maw attends Chautauqua at Beatrice this week. Finder requested to leave at Rercorp office. John Gretzinger Jr returned from three months outing in Colorado. Mr Hare will not be at Diller gallery next Wednesday. Wanted girl or woman to do kitchen work at Colman House apply at once. Mercury near 100 degrees this week. C A Reinhart and J D Fandere visited at Odell. Albert Taylor informed of his father’s death in Ohio funeral Wednesday. Ice cream for house parties see Neely’s Pharmacy flavor list. Grain spoilage complaint in shock due to wet harvest weather not harming corn. C L E Blauser purchased Portio 80 in 16 24 adjoining Blauser land west 3300. Thos P Price to consult architect in Fairbury for new home. Mrs Koppie and Ack Estate Linn returned to Pherve City Mo after visit with Diller relatives. A Memorable Day praising Dr King’s New Life Pills. 25c at Spear Drug Co. Election rule change allows candidate name on both Democratic and other tickets. Free trial of Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy offered. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for coughs and lung issues with testimonials from Mrs Ryder Paine Truro Mass. Spear Co. 50c and 1 trial bottle.
Freterdal Picnic At Diller Aug 15 Content
Local notice notes Freterdal picnic planned at Diller on August 15. Birth announced for a daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Pingle near Hartive born July 22. Miss Sophia Johnson spent Sunday with friends at Endicott. Several horses died or were overcome by the extreme heat earlier in the week.
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Freterdal
Diller
W. H. Pingle
Hartive
Sophia Johnson
Endicott
Berg Ballee For Sale By J D Fawpers And Local Sales
Odell Wave reports recent real estate transfers including the old Stipes farm of the Clark estate sold to Charles Barber for 9600 dollars and Mrs L Greenwood’s residence to F W Steffen for 1425 dollars. The column also critiques charity solicitations and notes a spike in doorstep requests.
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J. W. Fouts
Stipes
Clark
Chas. Barber
Threshing in Sight of Each Other This Wednesday
The scene shows several threshing machines operated by Logan & Co. Brown's machine and Lotman's in a nearby neighborhood. Clair Monasmith, son of Monasmith, suffers a sore throat while relatives visit from Republican City. Alvena Steffen and Mrs Omanae are mentioned among residents.
How to Build up a Town
A guide outlines a recipe for a thriving town using grit vim snap energy and moral focus. Emphasizes schools churches harmony advertising talk about it and cheap property as keys to growth and a healthy location. It urges citizens to speak well of the town and help improve it.
O Ticker of Local Notices and Oddities
A mix of farm price offers and whimsical woes. A. J. Hutchinson advertises 88 cents per bushel for 100 bushels of oats. A Michigan preacher questions Satan in an automobile. Thomas Harris returns to Lincoln offices after missing a train. Dr Shoop's Ointment promises piles relief while candidates rush filings ahead of the county clerk deadline. The primary election date slip and August filing window are noted.
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Beptender Reem Meetewiisels
J. D. Panders and Wife Visit Beatrice
J. D. Panders and his wife traveled to Beatrice on Wednesday for an unspecified visit.
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J. D. Panders and
Beatrice
Red Front Livery Seeks Transient Teams and Service
The Red Front Livery advertises 24 hour open service and ample feed for transient teams. An odd line mentions A. J. Hurcaisson and a note on a charming woman, praising neatness, clear eyes, clean skin, and sprightly movement as signs of health.
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A. J. Hurcaisson
Old Settlers Picnic in Plymouth August 7 1907
Plymouth plans a major Old Settlers Picnic on Wednesday August 7 1907 with speakers ceremonies banners tumblers foot races parades and a Grand Balloon ascent by Jackson Bros of Omaha. Audience urged not to miss the date for a day of pleasure and entertainment.
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Plymouth
Jackson Bros
Omilia
Visit To Clifton Ends For Bodell Family
Jas Bodell and his daughter Mrs. Winnie Wright with her young son returned Wednesday from a three week visit with relatives at Clifton Kansas.
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Jas
A. Bodell
Winnie Wright
Clifton
Kan
Seedy loafer and proprietor seek police aid on unwelcome guest
A shabby visitor provoked concern at a shop as the proprietor announced he had requested a police officer. The encounter ended with gratitude that law enforcement arrived to handle the unwelcome guest.
His Consolation Friction in a Home Scene
A Cleveland Leader comic exchange shows Mrs Justcott soothing Mr Justcott over a pantry mice issue. The dialogue revolves around consolation amid domestic pest trouble.
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Mr. Justcott
Dr Shoop's Restorative Claim and Symptom Warning
An 11th hour sales pitch urges free samples of Dr Shoops Restorative and a book on Dyspepsia Heart or Kidneys. It warns against treating symptoms alone and links nerve control to vital organ strength, claiming the remedy has made its fame.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. m
Dr. Leach
Fairbury
Charley Barber
Nellie Maw
Rercorp Office
John Gretzinger, Jr
Colorado
Norror
Hare
Colman House
Mecdames
C. A. Reinhart and
J. D. Fandere
Odell
Albert Taylor Glor
Ohio
Neely’s
C. L. E. Blauser
Blauser
Thos. P. Price
Josh Robertson
Koppie
Ack Teastate Linn
Pherve City
Dr. King
Spear Drag Co
Con
Dr.e New
On Ryder Paine
Truro
Mass
Spear Co
J D. Fawpers
E. L. LoCock
A. J. Hutchinson
Michigan
Thomas Harris
EB. L. Lpock
Burlington
Lincoln
Old Settlers
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