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Banner County,
Nebraska, boasts of a newborn
baby who weighs 20 ¼ pounds.
Sun
- September 22, 1892
Cash
Account Is Short
Special
Dispatch to the World Herald
Harrisburg,
Nebraska, July 26. -- According
to the report of Examiner Fodrea,
on examination of the books
of Henderson L. Graves, republican
county treasurer of Banner County,
Nebraska, just completed, he
finds cash short $1,026.98
Sun
- September 22, 1892
Republican
Party
The
Banner County News rubs salt
into the sore places by telling
the republican party of Nebraska,
that if it will turn down some
of the old leaders and give
fresh blood a chance it may
hope for success in the future.
Omaha
World Herald - November 18,
1896
Snow
In Nebraska Sunday
Falls
to Depth of Three Inches in
Banner County.
Special
Dispatch to the World Herald
Harrisburg,
Nebraska, September 15. --
Snow fell her Sunday night
to a depth of three inches,
accompanied by a freeze.
Corn
and all green stuff is frozen.
About
one-half of the corn in the
county was matured, while the
rest will be soft.
The
range is quite green, but is
covered with snow, and is safe
for the present.
Omaha
World Herald - September 16,
1903
News
of Harrisburg 
Harrisburg,
Neb., Oct. 4 – The populists of Banner
county held their convention inHarrisburg
Saturday, September 31, and nominated for county attorney the present county
superintendent, A. S. Alexander; for sheriff, John R. Kelly; for county
commissioner, E. M. White.
Sheriff
Kelly lost his barn together with his entire crop by fire Friday of last week.
Judge
Grimes ofNorth Platte will deliver
a lecture here in interest of the A.O.U.W. lodge on Friday evening, October 7.
Omaha World Herald –5 Oct. 1898
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
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