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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
4
Bologna sausage factory eyed by Fairbury residents
April 25 1913 neighborhood notes mention plans for a Bologna sausage factory pending voter approval. The item ties local attention to the Fairbury Journal and notes Miss Ruth Lambert's la grippe illness and social visits by Miss May Bennett to Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Ruth Lambert
Local notes from town and surrounding areas
J W Spring visited J B Lewis of Washington on Monday. R C Cassell traveled to Fairbury for a business trip Monday. An opening ball game with Powell was announced for May 3. The M E congregation is repapering and cleaning the church. Wilkie Adlers and Dwight Parks left Monday for Clay Center to play ball.
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J. B. Lewis
Washington
Our Town
R. C. Cassell
Fairbury
Wilkie Adlers
Dwight Parks
Clay Center
Sake hae bad hie npe and downs
Faint readable lines describe a rough scene with a person navigating rough terrain and a task involving a small addition at a distance, suggesting a difficult journey and a simple corrective action.
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Furst
ROT A PROMISE. ae to flint man's poetry 0
A fragmented OCR item notes a poetry reference tied to a Flint man and a vow. The readable fragment hints at a literary or poetic theme but lacks clear event or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Fragmented Force Recitation Notes Edge of Archive
Fragmented OCR notes reference a force recitation or ae i) eae oe a aha tae seh eel with unclear context. The readable fragments point to a shell of a list or ritual entry without complete names, dates, places, or actions.
Hattie Blessing Rose Blooming to Eternal Home
The piece honors Hattie as a cherished rosebud now in heaven beyond sorrow and sickness. It urges living a life worthy to join in the home beyond the sky where loved ones await, in Wood River Nebraska. The poem reflects grief, faith, and hope of reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Hattie
Uncle from the country visits in courtroom dialogue
A terse exchange features a question about an uncle visiting and a punchy remark from a character named Pre about a moving picture show. The judge remains in view as the scene unfolds in a likely courtroom setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre
Mysterious Disease Puzzle Baffles Doctors
Five years after a strange spinal affliction emerged from old regions it crossed into the United States and Canada. Doctors remain puzzled as infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis is considered but evidence remains inconclusive. In 1909 researchers showed transmission to monkeys via spinal cord matter from a fatal human case, suggesting a parasite-like cause. The condition parallels other so-called “parasitic” diseases that pass through fine pores and may involve an unidentified chain of transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mie Companions Trial Reveals Worker Habits at Newark Factory
A Newark factory case exposes a workman whose conduct and routines are scrutinized by authorities, illustrating how workplace habits intersect with institutional rules and routines. Officials assess whether the man’s behavior aligns with expected standards in the factory setting.
Memory as Habit and Recall in 19th Century Education
The article reflects on memory in historical scholars, comparing century-old mentors’ prodigious recall with modern teaching. It notes how early training focused on rote learning and memorization, shaping their capacity to quote lengthy passages from memory.
Irony of Fate: The Te Ete Po Gn An Meee Over Indy
Fragmentary notice hints at a dramatic turn involving Indy with an ironic fate. Readable fragments reference a key person and a significant event in a city setting, suggesting unforeseen consequences or reversal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oe Papatte
Neighborhood News
Powell
M. E
Hattie Deens
God
Wood River, Neb
Bay of Ago
Gulf of Ise
Bet
Newark
C.R. Bracken
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Keb. Phelps
Taylor
Peeme Me
Parrack’s Restaurant
Alex Parrack
van Orsdol & Crane
Gibdale
Gleedel
Set Otten
the Exchange Bank
Hatif
County Institute
Steele City
C. C. Andrews
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