School News Highlights Visitors and Architecture Program
Mrs. Erehart visited the Primary room Tuesday. The Seniors presented a short program on ancient architecture Wednesday morning.
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Erehart
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
4
Mr and Mrs C Antrewe Visit Local School
Friday of last week Mr and Mrs C Antrewe made a pleasant call at the school. Their stay was brief but they promised to visit again this year. The note ends with a hopeful closing about everyone.
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C. ©. Antrewe
Eighth Grade Exams Highlight Local School Year
Eighth grade exams drew sixteen entrants from surrounding districts. The writer notes potential benefits of year round exams and comments on teacher numbers and accreditation as a Normal Training school affiliated with a university.
Nebraska asks support for Pershing presidential bid
A call to Nebraskans to publicly back John J. Pershing as Nebraska's preferred presidential candidate. The appeal contrasts Pershing with Johnson of California and Wood of New Hampshire and urges Nebraskans to nominate Pershing for a decisive national majority.
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John J. Pershing
Nebraska
Johnson
Pershing
Small Rural School Combats Efficiency Critics
A letter argues the Lee City Normal Department makes the school useful and provides opportunities that would be lost if students had to attend larger cities. The writer contends tuition paid locally should yield full value and questions hiring teachers who teach more than required subjects.
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Lee
Ferencv
Leas
Brink
Empatier
Lees
Phot
Thin Years
Compton Family Thanks Friends After Son's Death
Mr and Mrs Wm Compton Jr express gratitude to kind friends relatives and neighbors for assistance during the death and burial of their little son and for floral offerings.
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Wm. Compton, Jr
Rocky Hollow Notes on Local Doings and Wind Damage
John Malady drilled oats for Geo Crouse at the start of the week. Mrs Leo Crouse visited with Mrs Joh Malady Thursday. Harve Warner and Walter James hosted on Sunday. Harry Bakewell and Pat Swett households entertained Sunday evening. A wind storm Saturday night toppled Walter James windmill and caused other damage in the locality.
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Rocky: Hollow
John Malady
Oata
Geo. Crouse
Leo Crouse
Joh Malady
Harve Warner
Walter James
Harry Bakewell
Pat Swett
Fragments from a Century Magazine Quote by Georges Duhamel
A quoted line notes a man’s strange acts as he turns against his own body and spirit. It frames a paradox of joy found in seemingly well made things, attributed to Georges Duhamel in Century Magazine.
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Georges Duhamel
Local Political Announcements for 1900 Primaries
F M Tippin declares candidacy for sheriff subject to Republican primary voters. John P Thieseen seeks Republican nomination for Representative of Jefferson County Diet No 82 at the April 1900 primary.
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F. M. Tippin
Jefferson County
John P. Thieseen
Fragmentary note recalls names and places in misread text
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions individuals and a town, with garbled phrases about a person named Harry and another named Joey. The readable parts provide no clear event, dates, or specific actions to confirm a story or outcome.
Fragmented OCR Summary From A Local Page
Incomplete readable fragments describe a short, unnamed local item. The text hints at a gathering or event but lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify details or outcomes.
Education An Educated Main Stands In The Midst
Fragmentary text describes an educated figure in a chaotic scene with references to reeds, engines and past ages. The readable parts imply a discussion of knowledge, progress and influences across time.
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