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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
4
Readable fragment notes Steele City markets in Nebraska with reference to a 1878 Congress date and a 1922 date. Mentions Steele City and Galen area context with a market listing and a page header style entry.
Adam Nutzman 39 died April 6 1922 at his Fairbury home from heart leakage. He was the eldest son of County Judge Louis J Nutzman and was born in Fairbury. Survived by wife daughter father and three brothers Edward Charles and Frederick. John H Krug of Beatrice doing business there and in Marysville Herkimer and Washington Kan. under various firm names. by three creditors and R L Helvering of Marysville appointed receiver Saturday. the Krog Motor company ie Krog Auto company and the
At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Jefferson County Young Men's Christian Association on April 5 Cyril E. Fitch of Riverhead New York was elected County Secretary to succeed A H Hiltmer who recently resigned.
The report notes a York Nebraska youth set to become General Secretary at a Y M C A college in Springfield Massachusetts. He serves as president of the Senior class, heads the student cooperative score, and has been active in athletics and student activities. He arrives to assume duties on June 1. The piece also mentions a rumored legendary city believed to lie in the interior of South America, a target of many fruitless expeditions.
Examinations will be held at Steele City High School on Saturday April 15 beginning at eight. Students in several grades show progress with spelling awards and class projects. Rocky Hollow reports local conduct, farm work, and students taking county exams in Steele City and Endicott while the Normal Trainers complete one week of practice teaching.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions quantities like four, six, quarts, and a pond or pool. It references terms such as Delf poond and slums Dodi and describes an unclear process or construction with cracks and thickness. No coherent event or entities emerge.
Mrs Mara Simmons visited her friend Mrs Fred Schmidtt on Sunday. Mrs Pearl Welch visited her mother Mrs Pralie east of town on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ernie Fielder spent Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Wingate of Norman Okla and Mrs Davis of Henrietta Okla returned home Sunday after a short visit with their sister Mrs F R Miljer.
J W Allen hosts sister visit Mae Emery works for Mrs Walburn Alex Shepherd in Lincoln last week Harold Drake stayed with the Shep herd family Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Carl Sheeley Brick work begins at the new church basement Chas Haig buys Kellie Cash store and reviews basement brick I E Kellie sells merchandise and rents to Haig Endicott residents connected to school and village election noted as quiet with focus on local affairs
William Kelly runs a new barber shop and boasts a sharp supply of razors and clippers. He reports heavy practice this week giving haircuts to the white mules, noting initial kicks gave way to acceptance as they adjust to the grooming routine. Statement of Ownership appears dated April 4.
Miss Ethel Whiting, a Guide Rock native now in Asia on missionary work, learned this town name is globally unique when a Calcutta cable manager suggested omitting county and state in an address. The town sits beside a prominent rock visible for miles and has historical ties to caravans heading west, guiding travelers and tree shipments.
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