Community Meet Hopes for Good Attendance
A church basement setting hints at a local meeting and optimism for strong turnout as attendees anticipate a meaningful gathering.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
4
Winter wheat stands praised in Virginian field
A Virginian notes a waving field of winter wheat, calling it the emerald velvet of the land. The narrator extols the crop as a model for farm communities and notes its value in education through Smith-Hughes programs. A obituary mentions a 65 year old woman dying July 24 1919 at Steele City. Funeral services were held July 25 at the M E church with interment at Steele City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Steele City
Priestley
Week in Kansas and Iowa Farmers Visit Colorado
D. H. Krouse and son Leea from Iowa arrived Monday to view Frank Price’s farm in Colorado. Orville Belding and Charley Compton aided John Malady with oats Thursday and Friday. Miss Florence Anderson visited with her sister Mrs. Orville Belding over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fentiman and two children from Liberty Nebraska visited Earl Fentiman’s relatives in Mahaska Kansas Saturday and Sunday. John Malady and Charley Compton hosted ice cream and cookies for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
D. H. Krouse
Leecame
Iowa
Frank Price
Orville Belding
Charley Compton
John Malady
Florence Anderson
Norman Fentiman
Liberty
Nebr
Earl Fentiman
Mahaske
Kansas
Hollenberg Route 1 A Friendly Weekend Mini News
Jesse Wire from overseas greeted friends here on Monday before a Colorado trip to locate Solon Townsend and Carl, joined by Mr. Tom Roland of Seneca on Sunday. Sick children and Mrs. Deen’s illness noted. Barr clan gathered at Reuben Barr's with Frank Wather, Phena Barr Maker, Nannie Barr Smith, Marie Hamlin, and Vina Townsend present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Townsend
Carl
Tom Roland
Seneca
U. G. Townsends
Deen
Fay.King
Barr
Reuben Barr
Frank Wather
Phena Barr Maker
Oklahoma
Nannie Barr Smith
Colorado
Marie Hamlin
Vina Townsend
Fireman Blown Through Ventilator Survives Torpedo Attack
A U S Mount Vernon crewman recounted a torpedo strike off the French coast in which 37 sailors were killed. He described a fireman hurled through a curved ventilator opening and landing on the deck, an unforgettable escape witnessed at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Tni
Mount Vernon
Cannan
A Traveling Man's Experience
A moving account by W. H. Ireland discusses taking a double dose of a remedy as directed and falling asleep. He states he was awakened at five o'clock the next morning by his own order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ireland
Mian Teka the Aisk
Fragmentary note mentions a contest in progress with unclear actors and details. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the exact event, participants, and outcome indeterminable.
Mourning Garb Describes Githe Face Veil in Obituary Snippet
A fragment notes mourning attire with the Githe person described as wearing a deep black veil or face covering, indicating ceremonial grief. The text references attire and solemn custom without additional context or names.
Arai Story Tells of Beauty and Value in Legend
Arai is described as possessing beauty and value in a tale told to listeners. The narrative emphasizes admirable qualities and moral lessons linked to the legendary figure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sieeberty
Nebraska
Congress
G. G Savage
ES. Taylor, M. D
Steele City Markets
Ener
F, Crinklaw
Shultz’ Store
Hollenberg
Jesse Wire
Overseas
Nebraskas
Lincoln
Pearson’s Cafe
Bone
McLucas
M. O. Sampson
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