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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
4
Thief broke into the St Joseph and Grand Island depot at Endicott Tuesday night tearing the hasp from the freight room door. One sack of mail is missing and no other items are reported taken. It is unclear if the sack contained registered mail. Long and Rapid Journey notes compare earth to moon travel times.
Bank reported assets of 171 912 99 dollars as of March 28 1923 with capital 10 0000 surplus 2 50000 and deposits 78 892 99 including checkable deposits 64 548 28 time deposits 90 846 02 and a depositor protection fund of 685 62. R S Willey is cashier and directors include L G Wilfley Luther Bonham. Notarized April 1923.
Yearly records show about $100000 in business through the organization with net profits of $1111.10. Part of the earnings will be placed in a sinking fund and the rest pro rated among stockholders. Also reported is the self inflicted gunshot by T N Reiber near Steele City.
New York City is described as a gate to commerce where an estimated 6 000 professional mendicants live in the metropolis with about ten percent being women.
Edward W. Bok of Philadelphia has purchased fourteen acres atop Iron Mountain near Lake Wales Florida the highest point in the state with plans to establish a park and bird sanctuary on the site.
Miss Emma Outhier won the declamatory contest Friday and will travel to Barnston on April 20 for the sectional contest. Room II honors go to Laura Phelps, Reena Bundy, Reba Hanson, Isabell Fahrenwald, Eliza Goldeberry, and Marcel la Lampoon for six weeks of punctual attendance. Room III pupils listed include Carl and Donald Fahrenwald, Eva Outhier, Leone Staley, and Charlies Lowe.
A fragmented Old Town remarks on neglectful behavior and shabby upkeep. The speaker laments residents who never trim yards or clear debris, suggesting widespread neglect would mar the town’s look if more people behaved that way.
An Emporia clothing dealer notes detachable stiff cuff links fell from fashion as radios rise. Over the past week radio enthusiasts bought all remaining links to clip cuffs to shirts, selling the old stock as a novelty souvenir of the radio era.
Mrs Bill Jones Sr visited Mrs Malady on Wednesday. Rose Malady stayed with Mildred Kiskall at Harbine Nebraska. Lydia Belding began work for Alva Belding in Washington Kansas this week. Clarence Price and family and Russell Troxel families spent Sunday at Noah Troxel's. Roland, John Wiebe and Edgar Williams began brick yard work on Monday. Dade Hartgraves and family moved onto the Bower place last week. Mr and Mrs Herman Eggen berger and family visited her mother Cora Cuthbert Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harve Werner and Mr and Mrs Tom Goch visited Walter James home Sunday. Clare Cuthbert and John Malady business trip to Falls City this week in former's car.
The Young Peoples Club met at Ted Carrelt’s Thursday night and the Women’s Athletic Club gathered at the town hall last Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred Garrell announce the birth of a son Charley on April ninth. Lichtenberger was here last week for home improvements east of town. Parks and Decker’s tractor and grader tested on the state line road with satisfactory results. Christian Endeavor is announced for Sunday night at the Baptist church led by Mr Meadows. Mrs Wm Abiers rented her blacksmith shop to Mr Bell of Washington and plans a hall in the implement store with moving pictures after May first.
Sunday visitors and weekend travel populate the Hollenberg Route 1 community log. Families from Hanover Osborne Odell Diller and nearby towns share visits and recuperation news with the Patterson school closing for a picnic.
The weather cock, a weather vane passing from St Denstan to today, symbolizes vigilance for preachers and calm minds. It embodies Greatness in Patience and an imperturbable demeanor that remains unshaken in fortune or misfortune, like a clock through a thunderstorm.
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