Rainy June Brings Flooded Ditches and Local Happenings
In fabled Jefferson county Nebraska news many readers learn of a 3.15 inch rain yesterday that raised the river level and flooded lawns. Cattle and hog shipments to St Joseph and Philadelphia accompanied a string of farm trades, travels and visits. Local society notes include weddings births trips to Lincoln Omaha Council Bluffs and Beatrice, and a Knights of Pythias memorial service with a large turnout and moving cemetery procession.
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Knights of Pythias
Christian Church
J. A. Barker
St. Louis
E. P.lodge No
Knights
Motmes
Christ Ian Church
Wood
The
Baptist
Hebron
Tobias
Real estate transfers recorded for week ending June 11 1902
Recorded transfers list from Fairbury and Jansen areas including Andie E Dutt to Cora H Cudgel and others with properties in subdivisions. Entries show multiple grantors and grantees such as H Fiene, J Heidelk, Bandy, Brown, Wing, Coziah, Wymer, Thiessen and institutions like State Bank of Jansen. Values include 1500 to 3000 dollars and property descriptions like sub-divisions and blocks.
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Monroe Davis
Andie E Dutt
Cora
Fairbury
McPherson
Anderson
J Brown
Emma E Coziah
Hammond & Ni Tow
Wm & Snod
Grese
Thiessen
State Bank of Jansen
Jansen
McDonnell
Lee's Insect Powder and Lice Killer Sold by Morse Co
Promotions for Lee's Insect Powder for chicks and setting hens and Lee's Lice and Mite Killer for grown fowls and hogs are advertised as sold by W. W. Morse & Co.
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Lee
W. W. Morse & Co
Bank of Reynolds Nebraska completes June 4 1902 report
Report of the Condition for The Bank of Reynolds Nebraska Charter No 348 shows liabilities and assets as of June 4 1902. A sworn affidavit by Josua Sacwozas and notary Pan Hosss attests the accuracy of the report filed with the State Bank Board.
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Bank of Reynolds
Nebraska
Josura Sacwozas
Jone
Nara HasLer
Pan Notary Public
Bank of Fairbur closes business in June
The Harbine Bank of Fairbur reports its closing balance for the period ending June 3 with a profit figure of 4.44958 and a cashier signed statement indicating the bank’s final status and closing details.
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Harbine Bank of
Fairbury Approves 26 Mill Tax Levy for 1902 City Budget
The ordinance levies 26. mills on all property within Fairbury Nebraska for 1902. Ten mills fund general expenses, seven for streets and alleys, seven for water rents and city debt service. One mill supports the public library. The measure becomes effective after passage approval and publication.
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Fairbury
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Beit
Fairbery
L. J. Norzmann
Excursion to LeRoy by Railway on June 22
Sunday excursion via Kansas City and Omaha Railway to LeRoy with round trip tickets selling at a set rate. Includes admission to a baseball game between Fairbury and York and entry to Dyer Bros park with additional bathing and boasting features. Special train departs Fairbury at 7 30 a m.
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Kansas City
Omaha
LeRoy
Dyer Bros. Park
Fairbury
York
Park
Class Day Entertainment Financial Summary
Financial statement for class day entertainment in Fair May 23 shows ticket revenue and expenses. Entries include Mr Root $53.30, Simpkins and Gregory $33.65, extra programs $5.60, totaling $814.00.
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Root
Simpkins
Gregory
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