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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
A civil service examination will be held at Fort Dodge Iowa with Leon G Button of Clinton as a candidate in a re election bid. The notice lists examination details and dates for applicants seeking government positions.
A prisoner named Doakes, sent from Omaha four months ago to serve a ten year term for a Dodge Street robbery, reportedly worked on roof repairs outside the facility. Authorities note the attempt to flee and ongoing search efforts as the inmate reportedly hid under a floor and faced futile discovery attempts.
Five hundred thousand new silver dollars were sent to the agency via overland routes including through Havana and other points. The move, described as a large money shipment, underscores the scale of the distribution network.
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