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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
5
Local items report visitors and moves in Fairbury Nebraska including weddings and births, a new windmill shipment to Omaha, construction at the Goodrich lot, a Mason funeral, and plans for tenement housing. Community notes cover church activities, family travels, school progress, and town improvements.
A stark reminder of the agony endured by those afflicted with piles is shared through a blunt, intimate recollection that highlights the torment many endure in silence. The account underscores the need for awareness and relief.
Louie Zeman marketed hogs at Helvey last Friday. George Hughes visited over Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Carl Sonderegger was sick but improving last week. Mr. Perry made a call here Tuesday. Miss Lillie Zable has been sick for three weeks. Liveryman Smith of Fairbury and a horses buyer were on our streets Monday. Ed. Fairleys have a new son. Bert Williams of Lincoln visited friends before part of the week. Amos Kaiser had a sale Thursday and plans to go to California soon.
A theatre manager notes that over twenty years the Faust production has drawn nearly nine million people. This season brings a new version and a triumphal tour beginning at the opera house with performances starting March 7.
Readable bits show times and station names across a ruined timetable. Entities include Kansas City Endicott Fort Worth towns and rail terms, but the full route and context are missing.
Double daily train service Kansas City to the twin cities via Omaha and Sioux City advertised for northwest settlers. Address requests for rates and free illustrated printed material to R M Crozier and L W Warbley, general passenger agents, 623 Main, Kansas City and St Louis.
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