17 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1900
Page
1
Sickness and new births mark the week in Fairbury and surrounding towns. Residents, visitors, and business callers come and go, while church services and odds and ends of town life fill columns amid winter weather notes and community events.
The program outlines an open meeting at G A Hall Friday evening February 23. It lists performances including Musi Le Overture Qur women to War of Rebellion and Patriotic Paul Revere's Ride by I N Thompson with Master Arthur Denney on violin. Commander Clark opens with remarks from someone who witnessed the war.
Rock Creek notes February weather as Groundhog Day reflections. Old Boreas is reported doing strong work this month. George Gehr returns home after a year in Colorado with unconfirmed statements about his plans.
A meeting of the farmers institute will be held at the Court House in Fairbury on Friday February 23 at 2 o'clock to elect officers for the ensuing year. All farmers are urged to attend and help ensure a successful institute next winter. H M Rien, President.
Dr Kay’s Renovator announces a public sale Monday Feb 19 at 10 o clock sharp on the old Willey farm eight head of horses twenty cattle twelve shoats and farm implements plus 150 to 200 bushels of oats and 10 tons of hay among other items in the east Fairbury area Libbie Genther and H M Rich hold a second sale Wednesday Feb 28 at 10 o clock sharp at the late Henrye farm four miles southwest of Jansen offering one mare three geldings eleven head of cattle and assorted farm tools Terms include 10 months at 10 percent with 2 percent discount for cash Also remember Lincoln J Carters play Remember the Maine staged at the opera house with elaborate scenery and effects.
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