Articles of Incorporation for Nebraska Farm Association
Names appear as founders for Steele City Nebraska based corporation authorized to engage in grain seed hay livestock farming and merchandising. Principal place is Steele City with 50 year term from April 1 1919 and capital stock of 10008 dollars. Signers include Mugh Garett C Kiskale Robe B Thompson H H Adee EM Pickering Wm F Wehling GC Andrews R T Garrett ER Boer J A Taylor Gretzinger Wim C Thompson with notary RLS Wilfrey witnessing on March 15 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiis Association
Jim
Mugh Garett
C. Kiskale
Robe
B. Thompson
H. H. Adee
EM. Pickering
Wm. F. Wehling
GC. Andrews
ER Boer
J. A Taylor
Gretzinger
Wim. C. Thompson
One Room School Faces Fare Votes Again
The passage notes ongoing consideration of a measure affecting a rural one room schoolhouse and hints at its future following older transportation modes like stagecoaches and prairie schooners. It emphasizes delayed action and the sense of opportunity for men.
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Enly Fee
FrIes Price Hosts Friday Night Kitchen Shower
Frances Price and Helen Terrell host a Friday afternoon kitchen shower at Charley Easter Siren Tie home for Miss Maggie Sunday. Guests include Mrs Perry Carrico Mrs Charley Compton Mrs Charley Wilson Mrs Malady Mrs Henry Bundy Mrs Fred Kenning Sr Miss Maggie Bundy Rosa and Minnie Malady. Fruit salad and two kinds of cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Price
Helen Terrell
John Malady
Charley
Eueter
Cla Cuthbert
Fred Kenning, Jr
George Kenning
Maggie
Perry Carrico
Charley Compton
Charley Wilson
Malady
Henry Bunday
Fred Kenning, Sr
Maggie Bunday
Rosa
Minnie Malady
How I Saved to Buy War Thrift Letter Contest Guide
An instructional note from the Nebraska War Savings Committee outlines a May deadline for pupil letters on thrift. It explains judging by eye and asks teachers and parents to encourage students, with some lines about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a Taylor's Pharmacy ad.
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C. T. Kountze
Nebraska War Savings Committee
Chamberlain
Taylor's Pharmacy
Hollenberg Route 1 Community Notes Report Illness and Visits
Ira Harper has influenza and Pearlie Ames has mumps. Liberty school closed Friday with a dinner. Miss Rose Haverty visited Sunday with home folks. Mr and Mrs Jesse Davis visited with daughter Mrs Freelich. Mr and Mrs Henderson and Mrs Palmer were at Guy H Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tees and children spent Sunday in Hanover with Mrs Leitzen's parents. Mr and Mrs Gundlefinger of Hanover visited Sunday with daughter Mrs Will Seitz. Mr Brenneis gave a party Saturday for sons Carl and the one recently returned from the army.
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Ira Harper
Pearlie Ames
Liberty School
Rose Haverty
Jesse Davis
Mrs. Freelich
Henderson
Palmer
Guy H
Tees
Hanover
Leitzen
Mrs. Gundlefinger
Will Seitz
Nebraska towns shift back to old time hours
The Nebraska legislature adjourned last week as Newton precinct leads in changing clocks with Jefferson county following by adopting the old time. Jansen merchants align with standard hours while the school board and mayor issue notices. Several towns report the move to old time for business and schools amid daylight saving debate.
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Newton
Jefferson County
Jansen
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Nebraska
Smith Hughes Vocational Bill Passed For Practical Education
Discussion centers on a reform to fit graduates for active life through the Smith Hughes bill. It authorizes several millions annually to teach vocational subjects like agriculture and home economics, aiming to strengthen school curricula and curb criticisms of incomplete preparation.
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Smith-Hughes
Local notes and family updates from the Diller area
The column reports Chas Hodges visiting Lincoln on business Agnes Duggan visited town from Diller Ray Thomas sold Red Amber cane seed to farmers Mrs Cora Thrapp and her son Lloyd came to help Harriette Anderson’s family Havne south of town mourns son George who died of flu Endicott High School student and funeral held Teachers and trustees noted D Haig declined village trusteeship friends hope she reconsiders duties and honesty in office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hodges
Lincoln
Agnes Duggan
Diller
Ray Thomas
Cora Thrapp
Lloyd
Steele City
Harriette Anderson
Aging Woman Guide Ends With Healthy Habits
A vintage health note advises women to mature with age through proper fannie hatha diet and exercise and by maintaining liver and bowel function to stay well and fit.
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Steele City Markets
Marshh
Rls. Wilfrey
Uncle Sam
Kocky Hollow
Sebests
Nebraska War
Farmers’ State Bank
Hollenberg
Drs. Grace and
George Duvall
Physicians and Surgeons
J.S. Taylor, M. D
Nebraska Legislature
Ieee
Endicott
H. Rathgen
Savage
F, Crinklaw
Pearson’s Cafe
Bone-McLucas Lbr. Co
M. Sampson
Hatip Hatif
Blutcher
C. C. Andrews
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