Valentine Day Sale at Maddens Store
Henry Maddens announces a February 14 sale starting at 10 o clock. The local barber shop advertises fine haircuts for 15 cents. White’s Vermifuge is advertised for child worms at 25 cents. Gleam of notices includes a call for community notices and a note about the Fairbury Gazette being up for sale with Mr Geo Cross retiring after twenty five years.
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Henry
Fairbury Gazette
Geo. Cross
Gazette
Goodroperty
J. Cross
John Lamb Leases Shively Building for Pump and Windmill Shop
John Lamb has leased the Shively building next to the post office to conduct his pump and windmill business and has moved most of his stock into it.
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John Lamb
Shively
Post Office
E L Look Announces $2500 Merchandise Sale Through Feb 6
E L Look conducts a sale at cost or below on merchandise valued at 2500 dollars. The crowded store continues the event through February 6 as shoppers flock to snag bargains during the week.
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E. L. Look
The Guilty Man Needs No Accuser
The passage reflects on how sermons and general newspaper commentary can feel personal to individuals, though the speaker notes the writer’s intent is not aimed at any specific reader. It suggests readers sometimes misinterpret generic critique as targeted blame.
Grip Ravages Prompt Demand for Dr. King's New Discovery
The text touts Dr. King's New Discovery as protection against the Grip, describing symptoms such as chills fever sore throat and cough. It promises prompt cure for coughs and inflammation with a trial bottle offered at J. W. Sutton's drug store priced 50 cents to 1.00 dollars.
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Dr. King
J. W. Sutton
Sunday social with Henry Kanter at Lanham
Henry Kanter spent Sunday with his best girl at Lanham. F. B. Senior renewed his subscription to the Arcorp yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Senior visited with relatives at Odell between trains Sunday. Sebolt Senior has been on the sick list for two or three days with stomach trouble. The county bridge builders are rebuilding the bridge just north of Oaks' residence.
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Henry Kanter
Lanham
F. B. Senior
the Arcorp
J. Senior
Odell
Sebolt Senior
Oaks
Just Arrived. Hummer Plows and Sulky Sisters at J P Lown
Mrs McClay returned to her Fairbury home Sunday after a short visit with relatives in this city. J P Lown & Son announces the new Hummer plows and sulky sisters now on hand.
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J. P. Lown & Son
Local Harness Shop Sold. Move Planned to Beatrice
S Meyers formerly of Diller sold his Barneston harness shop and will relocate to Beatrice. TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT, endorsed by physicians, claims to cure blind bleeding or protruding piles. Prices: 50 cents per bottle, tubes 75 cents. J W Sutton.
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S. Meyers
Diller
Barneston
Beatrice
Tabler
J. W. Sutton
Postmasters Told of Pension Checks Cash At Post Offices
Postmasters learned that pensioners may cash their checks at any post office authorized for money orders. The ruling allows checks to be cashed the same as money orders, a move expected to please many old soldiers.
La Grippe Successfully Treated by Remedy
Jas A Jones publisher of the Leader Mexia Texas reports recovering from a second bout of la grippe in two days after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He says the first attack kept him in bed ten days. the second required about six hours to bed. Sold by J W Sutton.
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Jas. A. Jones
Leader
Mexia
Texas
Chamberlain
J. W. Sutton
Rock Island payroll and local crime notes from Fairbury
Fairbury reports a monthly Rock Island payroll of 17 000 dollars. Scarlet fever cases rise across regions north and east of town with several deaths and serious illnesses. Sheep losses occur as dogs killed two yearling steers near Jansen and then hunted near Rose Creek. Attorney John Hartigan travels to Lincoln to argue Blythe bankruptcy case before Judge Munger. Miss Bert Ballard of Flardy may become deputy postmistress when Major Cross takes office.
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Fairbury
Rock Island
Jansen
Rose Creek
W. H. Beardsley
John Hartigan
J. C. McClay
State fair seeks relocation from Omaha to Lincoln
State fair management plans to cancel the Omaha contract and move the event to Lincoln or relocate it entirely to the state capital. Officials argue Lincoln was the rightful location and that the fair should not have been moved from there.
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State Fair
Omaha
Willroceed
Lincoln
Diphtheria Tip From Historic Scientific American
Early remedy advised closing the patient’s room then burning a tar and turpentine mixture to create fumes. The mixture supposedly irritates the throat to induce coughing up the membrane and clear the throat, claiming to relieve the diphtheria.
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Scientific American
Rare Pansy Seed Offer From May & Co of Minnesota
Messrs. May & Co. of St. Paul offer five rare pansy varieties in five parcels for ten cents in silver or stamps. Include four names to receive a free Horn Poppy packet. add six cents for an Extra Early Tree Tomato, and request their illustrated seed catalogue.
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Messrs. May & Co
St. Paul
Minnesota
Shah
May & Co
Second Victim of Trichinae in Local Suffering Family
Special report notes Mrs. Kellerman died Sunday as the Kellerman family of six collapses in a one room hovel. The father nears death while the five children, once ill, show improvement. Muscles from Mrs. Kellerman’s body displayed mange-like insects under glass. A post mortem found organs thoroughly examined.
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State Journal
Kellerman
Geo. P. Heath
August Kellerman
Fairbury
Christian Church Directory Notice
Church listing notes morning service Sunday worship at 9 a.m. with adult consolation service and Sunday school at 18 eon 8 a.m. weekly. Evening prayer meeting scheduled.
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Christian Church
Methodist Church Preaching Schedule and Meeting Notice
Preaching alternate Sundays at 11 oclock A M and 6 oclock P M with 9 oclock and 10 Sinn services. An afternoon Ladies Aid meeting is planned. Ransom is the pastor and a general meeting is requested.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid
Ci Ransom
Naphtali Lodge and Accapa Masons Meet Monthly
Lodge Directory notes A. F. and A. M. Naphtali Lodge No 206 Anohy Bree and Accapa Masons meet Tuesday evenings each month in Dareabe dially invited in state bank area. Beweingy is cor fa. Naomi and third No 44 Order Bitar meets first Tuesday evening of each month in the Masonic hall with members welcomed.
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A. F
A. M. Naphtali Lodge
Anohy Bree
Accapa Masons
Seeota Sobind
Fourte
E State Bank
Beo'y
C. E
Naomi
Order
Bitar
Ind
Masonic Hall
Ting
P. San Grail Lodge
Bite
Pythian
Szet
Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Notification
K of P San Grail Lodge No 141 invites members and visiting brothers to a monthly meeting at the Masonic Hall with M W of A Ashen Camp present. Social ball and formalities followed by refreshments.
Lodge Ne ee Order United Dill 1838 Ancient er Workmen
Fraternal notice for visiting members to the Ancient Order of Workmen lodge meeting in the Masonic hall. Meetings held on the second and fourth Saturday evenings each month. visitors welcomed.
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Ee Order United
Dill
Masonic Hall
Degree of Honor Lodge Meets Monthly at Masonic Hall
D of H Pleasant Lodge No 126 holds meetings on the second and fourth Friday evenings each month in the Masonic hall. Visiting members warmly welcomed and received.
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H. Pleasant Lodge
Masonic Hall
Nickajack Post 245 Meeting Schedule
A. R. Nickajack Post No. 245 holds meetings on the first and third Saturdays at 3 P. M. in the Masonic hall. Visiting comrades are welcome.
Wanted trustworthy peasants to manage business at home
Classified notice seeking trustworthy men in the state to run a home office business with monthly pay of 76 dollars and 900 dollars a year plus expenses. Respond with self addressed stamped envelope to E. Hesse president Dept. M at Canale for more details.
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Canale
E. Hesse
Dept. M. C
The Story of the Fee by Murat Halstead
An advertisement hawks The Story of the Fee by Murat Halstead published as official historian for the War Department. It claims vivid scenes from army camps hospitals ships battles and Aguinaldo, with numerous photographic illustrations at low prices.
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Everrry
Murat Halstead
Credit Ae Gren
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