Miss Lillian Davis Visits Omaha Friends This Week
The Enterprise notes Miss Lillian Davis visiting Omaha friends this week and reports on cold weather with a first real winter sensation. It mentions Roberta Russell returning to Lincoln to resume studies and Rev. R. A. Schell preaching at the Christian church.
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Lillian Davis
Omaha
Roberta Russell
Lincoln
R. A. Schell
Lebron
Christian Church
Cut LeRoy
Des Moines
Iowa
L. J. Davis
Republic City
Kansas
W. I. Freeman
M. E
Pleasant
J. B. Diller
Fannie
Peter Jansen to Speak at Fairbury Library Fundraiser
Library board urges attendance at Steele's Opera House for a lecture by Peter Jansen U Commissioner to the Paris coosition. His Europe travels and collected curios will be shown to raise funds for new books and library maintenance. Tickets 25 cents at Pease's.
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Library Board
Peter Jansen
Paris
Fairbury Public
Steele's Opera House
Jansep
Europe
Pease's
Fairbury News Briefs From January Advertisements to Local Woes
The report notes McCloskey Clothing House in Gladstone with a $2500 advertising expense in January. Local mischief mentions theft of about 200 chickens from B Henkle, with threats of swift consequences. Cattle losses due to corn stalk disease hit D W Bundy and W Broeder. hogs succumb to cholera. A new sidewalk goes up on Main Street east side. George Glanm sold his team of mules for $195 to a horse buyer. ere ie Harms has rough feed.
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Gladstone
B. Henkle
D. W. Bundy
W. Broeder
George Glanm
Ie Harms
Quips and Local Notes From the Atchison Globe
A patchwork of social sayings and small notices set alongside local items from Rock Creek and nearby towns. Readers learn about college students, entertainments, a public sale, small business ads, and health cures promoted by Dr. Kay and local druggists.
McCloskey Clothing House Seeks Help With Loss This Month
Local retailer McCloskey Clothing House invites inquiries about recovering a reported loss of $2509 during the current month. Community contact channels are provided to discuss assistance or solutions.
Cole and Johnson Bring Coon Town to Opera House
The famous colored comedians Cole and Johnson perform in A Trip to Coon Town at the opera house on January 6. Their spontaneous humor and originality fuel hearty laughter, a show returning to this venue after two years with the same popular troupe.
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Cole
Johnson
Coontown
Roarth Annual Offer and Local Notices Mix
The page lists merchants and happenings including clothing price cuts at McCloskey Clothing House, sales losses of 2500, and notices about the M W A officers installation. It also mentions individuals such as Powell D A Shade delivering wheat in town and trips to Lincoln, Atchison, Agenda, and Alexandria with various social events and business trips.
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M. W. of
J.S. Moses
Dick Kautzman
T. J. Powell
Emma Smith
Frank Cobb
Atchison, Kansas
L. E. Baldwin
Dr Allwell’s Syrup Pepsin For Constipation Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Dr Allwell’s Syrup Pepsin for constipation, claiming better results than pills. It promotes pleasant taste and offers 10c 50c and 1.00 prices, sold by W. W. Morse and Co.
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Leland T
Stanford
Iris
Harriet Lathrop
Saratoga
N. Y
Dr. Kay
The Best Plaster Trial Promises Prompt Relief
A Bannet dampened with Chamberlin's Pain Balm is pressed to the affected area and claimed to be superior to any plaster. It is advertised to relieve lame back or chest pain and promises satisfaction with quick relief.
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Chamberlin
Property transfers listed for Fairbury and Plymouth areas
A sequence of real estate transfers lists numerous buyers and sellers in Fairbury Plymouth and nearby towns. Names include Kay Moon Lightbody Hart Uphoff Unger Unger Baker and White with parcels on Fairbury Plymouth and Kings addition lots and blocks. Many transactions show Lot and Block designations with values noted such as 1250 2200 250.
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Plymouth
Mary E White
Gelman
Ana Hs
Cropsey
Rie Spencer
Fairbery
Fairbury Savings Bank Bank Report December 18 1900
State banking records show Fairbury Savings Bank in Jefferson County Nebraska filed a financial statement as of December 18 1900. The report lists resources including discounts and banking house furniture and stores and total cash on hand and liabilities with capital stock undivided profits and deposits.
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Fairbury
Nebraska
Banks
Report of the Condition Mie Goodrich Bros. Banking Co
Report of the condition for Mie Goodrich Bros Banking Company of Fairbury Nebraska as of December 13 1900. The statement lists resources including loans and discounts deposits capital stock and undivided profits and liabilities due to other banks private banks and bankers. The report is sworn by cashier L W Goodrich and directors Goonaiin and Goopalin before Notary Robert A Clapp on December 23 1900.
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Mie Goodrich Bros. Banking Company
Fairbury
Nebraska
RTL
Snrelos Fund
TLE
Dimand
Biante
Ner
Asma
County OF
Jefferson
W. Goodrich
State Banking Board
L. W. Goopaicn
EK. Goopalin
Ft. Goonaiin
Ropert
A. Clapp
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
Probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska Fairbury announces hearing for the estate of John A. Alexander. Executor 8B. M. Bailey requests final settlement and discharge. hearing set for January 21, 1901 at 1 PM in the county court room.
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State OF
Nebraska
County
Jefferson
Fairbury
John A. Alexan
M. Bailey
Questionable civil notice to William Tibbits in district case
Partial OCR text shows a hostile legal notice to William A Tibbits, non resident defendant. It references a September date in 100 and mentions an insurance company within a county district. The fragmentary statement lacks full names, dates, and actions.
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William A. Tibbits
Aessurance Company
Espte
Whiferson County
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