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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
4
Publication details show Steele City Nebraska newspaper issued on April 15 1921 with year subscription and postal information. It notes second class mail status under Congress rules and reference to November 26 1904 entry date.
Contemplating sale of 190 acres in wheat with two houses on site. Property lies five miles north of Fairbury in section 14 and features deep rich soil and level to gently sloping terrain. Also offers two houses in Fairbury Nebraska. Reasonably priced. S D Gage Fairbury Nebr.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion about produce and clothing with a cryptic line about recognizing a man. The readable pieces mention Steele City Markets and a vague critique of people who claim to know someone by appearance.
The Junior class presents the American farce Safety First in three acts at the opera house tonight April 15 at 815 p m Admission 35c and 50c with reserved seats at Arner s Drug Store Cast includes Jack Montgomery Charles Crinklaw Mr McNute Willard Grasneer Vernon Adee Mrs Barrington Bridger Helen Wehling Zuelika Elena Bloom Mary O Finnerty Elsie Jackson
C A Morehead aged about 83 died after a long illness at his Steele City home. He was born 1861 in JalIapa Indiana and moved to Kansas with his parents. He married Jerinie Kendall in 1875 and worked as a lumber yard manager, railroad worker, and farmer before settling in Fairbury and later Steele City. He is survived by his wife and two sons Ollie of Lincoln and Carl of Fairbury. His father lives in Troy, Kansas. Funeral was held Friday at 9:30 am in Steele City church. Rev. P A Davies of Fairbury conducted the service. Interment followed at Troy, Kansas.
The Morehead family appreciates the kindness shown during illness and after the death of their husband and father. They acknowledge the funeral flowers and express gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy from friends.
Mr and Mrs L L Earhart mourn the loss of twin daughters Maurine Letha and Leota Jevene born May 23, 1920. Maurine died on a Beattie Kansas train en route to a hospital while Leota’s fate is not detailed. The family expresses sorrow and faith in reunion.
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and help during the illness of their twin babies and for sympathy shown after their death. Special thanks to Feral B. Cc and W. L. Earhest.
The W C T U state superintendent spoke at the county meeting and presented the county essay prize won by Miss Helen Wehling of Steele City High. A program followed with music readings and talks by Mrs Shoebotham and others. Remarks highlighted notable women and a noon April 21st gathering with a rummage sale announced and adjourned after eighteen attendees.
The Nebraska College of Agriculture condemns excess in high school graduation attire in a circular titled The Problem of Clothes for the High School Graduate. It warns that girls vie with each other in bedecking outfits, citing Mrs. Ole Reiber as an example.
Richard H. Edgington sues in Jefferson County Nebraska to quiet title to Lots five to eight in block four and Lots one to eight in block twelve of Perseis Thompson subdivisions in Steele City. The petition seeks to remove record defects and correct deed descriptions and to declare Perseis Thompson subdivisions one and the same. Defendants are named and an answer is due by May 2, 1921. Local notices also mention community events and deaths.
Mr Kirkpatrick spent Monday and jubilеy at the Haverty home. Mr and Mrs John Mversepent visited Sunday with his parents near Hanover. Beheol closed Friday at the.
The Patterson area reports a community dinner carried out by patrons and numerous Sunday visits among local families. Funeral attendances include a Steele City service for Roe Campbell and others noted as ill or traveling. Building work continues with a new barn project at the Shields farm.
The notice lists ownership and management details for the weekly Steele City Press published in Steele City Nebraska. It identifies the publisher editor and key officers responsible for production and distribution of the newspaper.
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