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Died: Adam Blechschmidt, 1/1/1892, 31, consumption, in South Bend, Ind. It was only Dec, 1891, his brother died, dropsey, same city, both were former Jeff residents. |
| 1892-01-07 |
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Work on the new Toll Bridge commenced yesterday. |
| 1892-01-07 |
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John Kieson is holding down his old position again at the J House. |
| 1892-01-07 |
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Died: HM Waldo, 60, last Monday, in Janesville, formerly of Jeff. |
| 1892-01-07 |
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The chair factory is closed down to put new flues in their boiler. |
| 1892-01-14 |
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For sale: a brick veneered dwelling house with well & cistern in the finest residence portion of the city, Chas F Bullwinkel. |
| 1892-01-14 |
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Dave Wilson now carries the mail between the depot & the PO in a brand new handsomely painted 2 wheel cart, furnished by the C&N RR. |
| 1892-01-14 |
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RE: John Voight to Aug J Waldman, 20 acres on E side seq Sect 14, Town of Jefferson, $1,000. |
| 1892-01-21 |
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We have been reliably informed that the contract for our new iron bridge will be let before many days. |
| 1892-01-21 |
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Frank Hartzheim, of Juneau, accepted a position at the J House. |
| 1892-01-21 |
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Died: Mrs Barbara Kodish, 1\13\1892, 88, wife of Christian Kodish, maiden name Robish, one of Jeff oldest residents. Came to near Helenville in 1847, to Jeff in 1865. Evangelical Church, Union Cemetery. |
| 1892-01-21 |
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Alois Schweiger has been improving his residence by bldg an addition. |
| 1892-01-21 |
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Died: Mrs Wm C Shute, 1/9/1892, Syracuse, NY, formerly of Jeff, left 2 yrs ago on account of his poor health. |
| 1892-01-21 |
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Mr & Mrs Fred Stoppenbach are now comfortably settled in their new palatial residence. |
| 1892-02-04 |
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Among the residences that were to be illustrated in the special edition of the Banner was that of Mr Piper, which failed to reach us in time. |
| 1892-02-04 |
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The contract for bldg the new Iron Bridge was let to the Clinton Bridge & Iron Co, of Clinton, Iowa, for $8,100. The bridge is to be a 2 span & is to be completed with abutments & piers for the price stipulated. The center piers will be iron cylinders filled with concrete. Work on the structure will commence at once & must be completed by May 1st, 1892. The contract has a clause that travel will not be delayed more than 15 days during its construction. |
| 1892-02-04 |
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Delay in the lumber for the Toll Bridge has hindered work badly. The spiles were driven several weeks ago. |
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