06 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
1
The note discusses Constantine supposedly ordering his tomb in a church inside the Church of the Apostles in Constantinople. It also advertises special subscription rates for the Daily State Journal and Lincoln Journal, highlighting delivery and AP paper status in Lincoln.
Court in Fairbury ruled C W Slaughter could rescind his June sale of Endicott State Bank stock after finding false representations by Hodges Quantock and Skee and others. The judgment favored the Bank of College View on deposit recovery with a $5,000 supersedeas bond filed for appeal.
The Women’s clubs of Jefferson county launch a two day drive from April 16 to 21 to fund a temporary $50,000 orphan’s home in Omaha for homeless children. County quota is $900, led by Mrs E L Jenkins with a district network including Mrs F A Houston and Mrs H F Hole and others. Since the society’s founding, 52 Jefferson children have been placed in state homes and 20 in local Jefferson county homes across many years.
In Gage county Barneston reports three costly fires in as many months. Easter Sunday saw a grain elevator burn, with losses around 5000 dollars. Wymore fire crews aided, preventing damage to the Union Pacific depot and three box cars. The town lacks fire protection, following earlier losses of 11000 on Main Street and 7500 for a hotel on January 28.
The largest vote in Steele City history was cast last Tuesday. For the town ticket three seats go to the top names Chester Wilcox 92 M C Sampson 90 F W Lowe 44 and J C Wilson 34. several write ins received one to three votes. School board totals 118 with three year seats Ralph Arner 104 J E Hughes 83 Mra F V Lowe 47. two year seat W O Bundy 85 Mrs E B Shults 22.
Harmony Union met at Mrs. Forsha's home on Thursday afternoon March 29 with sixteen ladies present. A family of four generations spoke on environmental influence. The Frances and Willard program featured topics by members and was noted as interesting and helpful. Next meeting to be at Endicott.
Beginning next week the town will host two film nights weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A slate of pictures is set for Wednesdays including The Ninety and Nine on April 11 Courage of Marge O Doone The Bakery April 18 A Front Page Story The Prodigal Judge May 2 The Ladder Jinx May 9 Too Much Business May 16 Flower of the North May Weather may allow holdovers to the following night. The Steele City Orchestra will supply music with regular prices 10 and 25 cents except The Ninety and Nine at 10 and 35 cents.
The church urges time for God and worship as Easter nears. A sacred Easter concert by a 30-voice chorus at the Presbyterian Church in Fairbury is planned for next Sunday afternoon at four. Bible reading totals 2509 chapters in March, with the Women’s Bible Class leading at 1348. The Presbytery of Nebraska City meets Monday and Tuesday in Seward. Women’s Presbyterial Missionary Society meets Thursday and Friday in Lincoln. Christian Endeavor discusses progress from last week. The next service switches to eight o'clock with no evening preaching.
A brief note compares strategies to gain allies or rivals through Excel related offers and programs. It suggests choosing collaboration if aiming for friendships and competition if seeking adversaries within business or personal networks.
The physical makeup of the individual influences personality development and often decides success or failure of a normal biological life, according to Irving J. nda.
Advice on managing noise and anger in daily life. The text urges shutting ears during hostile exchanges and disturbances, likening it to furling a sail, to preserve calm and happiness. It cautions against internalizing idle or malicious remarks from others and emphasizes prudent listening only among trustworthy people.
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