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Looking Back 12.6.23
1881A coal famine existed at Steele City and elsewhere. Some of the men had to cut wood or freeze.The St.…
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Looking Back 11.29.23
1954F. Don Maclay, Fairbury Schools’ superintendent, was elected president of the 5JC conference of junior colleges.The Nebraska Department of Roads…
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11.8.23
LOOKING BACK1871Reports reached Fairbury that trains would be running to Beatrice in two weeks. Previous to that travel was by…
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Looking Back 11.1.23
1893Artie Speenburg, a Fairbury printer, was helping out at The Plymouth Enterprise.F.A. Curten was planning a new newspaper, The Fairbury…
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Human Skull Discovered Near Site of Historic County Tragedy
This story first appeared in The Fairbury Daily News on June 3, 1965 The cranium or upper part of a…
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Looking Back 10.11.23
1878Fairbury market prices were wheat 68 cents, corn 12 ½ cents, rye 25 cents, barley 45 cents, hogs $2.50, fat…
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Looking Back 9.27.23
1883A creamery was started at Alexandria, a town little more than 10 years old.Featuring the livestock exhibits at the eighth…
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LOOKING BACK1904A Hastings firm was buying potatoes at Powell for shipment at 25 cents a bushel. Hannibal Helvey had raised…
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World War II’s “Second Front”
By Gordon HopkinsSome citizens are looking to resurrect a long vanished item from Fairbury City Park in downtown Fairbury: a…
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Looking Back 8.23.23
1964The Diller Community High School annual was dedicated to Mrs. Dora O. Miller, whose Diller Record page in The Fairbury…
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