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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
4
Publisher Dr Bough offers one year subscriptions payable in advance at $1.50. The notice states pricing and payment terms for readers and likely appears in the newspaper masthead.
Notice records an address in Stesle City Nebraska and mentions a law from March 1 1479 and a date November 26 1904. The fragmentary text cites postal service classification and a government reference without clear actions or entities beyond the location and dates.
Mr and Mrs Chi Dickenson of Grandfield Oklahoma visit Mrs Francis Furner and Mr and Mrs Robi Manley. Mrs Manley travels with Calvin Manley and other relatives. Several social visits noted including Mrs Phillips and Mrs Weidenheiner. K P lodge plans a picnic on Sept 2 with place to be decided. A. H. Gretzing er and others named to select venue. The Farmers Elevator manager A B Phelps begins duties at Gladstone. Gold medal contest at M E Steele City Aug 27. Armenia and Caucasus relief drive urges clothing contributions to Near East Relief Omaha.
The W C T A regular meeting and gold medal contest planned for Endicott on August 19 are postponed to August 26 at Endicott. The annual event details follow in the notice.
Mrv BE Conner, a resident of St Paul Minn, was in the city with the Hanover State Bank reorganization committee. A meeting of farmers and business leaders produced plans for a reorganization with a $50,000 capital and $25,000 in undivided profits, with stock to be sold only to...
J. E. Sheare of Medaie Iowa came to Fairbury this week and traced three head of cattle stolen from his herd to this county confirming their whereabouts and recovery.
Aug Neugbauer and Henry Koch began tearing out a partition on Wednesday to create suitable rooms for the banking business. A charter has been issued and remodeling will be pushed to completion so doors may open as soon as possible.
Little Eddie Cassell has been very ill. Misses Edna and Elva Roberts spent Sunday with the Misses Bernice and Rose Haverty. Mr and Mrs A B James visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Otto Brenneis. Mr and Mrs Gasser and Miss Eller James started for Graham County Kansas to visit the Bert James family. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson and Millard and Mr and Mrs Sherd Henderson started Sunday for a pleasure trip to Colorado.
This week Rathbun returned from harvest work. Chas Austin had a telephone installed at home on Tuesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend sold her town residence to Mr. John Muller last week. Fitzsimmons attended the funeral and related ceremonies.
A fragmented plea from a historical text advocating natural mystery and linguistic knowledge. Mentions John Ray (1601) and a desire to include natural history alongside other studies in fashion. Expresses humility about ignorance and urges broader scholarly inclusion.
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