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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
4
Framed as a noted weekly issue from BoVGe Publisher, the item highlights a Friday release and distribution details in concise newspaper tone. It notes recurring publication cadence and the publisher’s name for attribution.
Imperfect OCR shows vague notices regarding County Treasurer and County Clerk offices dated August 14, 1914. Text references official positions, dates, and eligibility but is garbled and partially illegible.
A local note records an individual announcing candidacy for county treasurer in the upcoming primaries. The filing appearance and date details are unclear in the fragment.
Sheriff Edward Hughes will sell at auction on September 5, 1914 at 1 PM the reversionary and redemption interests of A L Viette in parcels in Jefferson County Nebraska to satisfy a judgment of Exchange Bank of Steele City for 332.70 plus costs and interest. The sale will be at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House.
A call to vote next Tuesday the 18th urges Newton precinct voters to back L. R. Lambert as a representative from Jefferson County. The piece notes Lambert’s lack of campaign work due to farming and urges community support to win a seat in the next legislature. Also mentioned is Mary Cleveland Hoyt of Omaha, 80, mother of Richard and Charles Hoyt, tied to local business history and a recent obituary for Lynnedt Beatrice Sanday in Montana.
W Crawford's store was broken into Saturday night. About $6 in nickels and dimes cigars tobacco sardines and a pair of 82 50 tan shoes stolen. Intruders pried the cellar door and crawled in through a rear toilet room window. Mr Crawford suspects individuals. no arrests yet.
Co F Scharmann left for Chicago. Vote for Starr for register of deeds. Diller and Hanover news with visits, threshing, and family updates. Rural life notes mention candidates, repairs, and travels surrounding Steele City and Fairbury areas.
The performance drew a full house on Saturday evening in Endicott, with the crowd enjoying the production despite some audience reaction. The enthusiastic turnout underscored local interest in the arts event.
Mrs Alta Savage went to Hardy Monday evening Harold Kirschner visits at the Slaughter home this week Mrs Fred Kerns of Reynolfs visits with Mrs Lula McCreight last week Mr and Mrs Garreld Moorsight went to Kangaeity Saturday Everyone enjoyed the Breele City young people play Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Leroy Cherry Weymore visit Mr F M Walburn Miss Bessie Bonawits returned home Saturday from Gilead
The text argues that the State Journal is the only state paper free from personal political aims, not run by office holders or seekers, and should be chosen for its impartiality and reliability as a daily newspaper friend.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Anes Meier and Epworth Johnnig Hoeftigie involved in painting the front of a jewelry store. The brief item mentions a storefront and painting activity with unclear attribution.
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