School Teachers Named for Steele City District
The Steele City school plans opening next month with a full teaching staff led by Mrs. Sminin as superintendent and Mildred Andrews as principal. Other teachers include Lucille Hoffman, David Olson severee Cecil Caulk for grades seven and eight Faye Emrick for grades five and six Leta Austin for grades three and four Minnie Wehling for first and second. John Bugbee was injured Tuesday while helping Thrapps unload corn and is home with pain and soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sminin
Mildred Andrews
Lucille Hoffman
David Olson
Cecil Caulk
Faye Emrick
Leta Austin
Minnie Wehling
John Bugbee
Thrapps
Probate Notice in the Estate of William H Harris
Creditors of the deceased William H Harris must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska county court by November 22 1922 for examination adjustment and allowance. The Ad ministratrix will meet November 23 1922 at nine o clock a.m. Claims not filed by the deadline are barred. Dated August 22 1922 Louis J Nutzman County Judge Seal Frank L Rain Attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Harris
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said County
Hollenberg and State Line News Highlights Local Visits
Ruth Petech was on the sick list last week. Alex Fisk was a caller in town last week. Dr Grace DuVall was a caller in town Tuesday evening. Fitzsimmons called at the Lime Line Monday evening. Joe Hoxie is building a hen house for Henry Green this week. Haze Hardy spent Tuesday afternoon with Mary Derrick. Roy Derrick delivered his sheep at Emmons market Tuesday. Koch and Carl Townsend put up AG Townsend hay last week. Hennerberg was inspecting roads Tuesday. Andrews and Koch are cutting corn for fodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Petech
Alex Fisk
Grace DuVall
Fitzsimmons
Lime Line
Joe
Hoxie
Henry Green
Haze Hardy
Mary Derrick
Roy
Derrick
Emmons
Mr. Koch
Carl Townsend
A.G. Townsend
Hennergerg
Mr. Andrews
Calf Loss and Local Family News Across County
Sue Kulhanek lost a calf to the blackleg last week. Lester Shirey resumed work in Havelock Nebraska after leaving Monday. Mr and Mrs Clair Cuthbert and family visited her parents in Fairbury Sunday. Herman Eggenberger family from Fairbury visited his mother Cora Cuthbert Sunday. Miss Ruth Mullis Anna Mullis Minnie Malady and Lester Shirey called on friends in Daykin. Neighbors from Shirey Syracuse came to Malady home for a few weeks. Mra Mc Mullen’s mother Mrs Sale caused excitement Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Kulhanek
Lester Shirey
Havelock
Nebr
Clair Cuthbert
Sandman
Fairbury
Herman Eggenberger
Cora Cuthbert
Ruth
Anna Mullis
Minnie Malady
Daykin
Shirey
Syracuse
Malady
Hollenberg Route 1 Rural Social Roundup
Mrs Bixby of Geneva Nebr visits sister Mrs Mowry. Mrs Sands of Hanover visits son Henry Sand at present. Mrs Blake visits aunt Mrs Young of Hastings. Bert Eddleman and family visit Beatrice home folks. Earl Nutter and mother Mrs Hackberth near Mahaska. Joe Alexa family and Jos Brenneis family visit Frank Brenneis. Route residents attend party at Lydia Decker's. A. B. James and sons Joe and Walter visit Wymore. Earl Willaford plans a sale Friday. Victor Eddleman and family move to Willaford farm. Otto Leitzen and daughters Velma Maymie visit Kansas City. Mary and Alice Lofton visit near Washington. Bernice and Rose Haverty visit. Frances and Frankie Tarr of Lincoln visit Henry Sands family. Martha Luthering home from Beatrice hospital after appendicitis. Geo Baker family host Virgil Anderson Hewitt and Topeka visitors including Fred Baker of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Young
Hastings
Nebr
Bert Eddleman
Beatrice
Earl Nutter
Hackberth
Mahaska
Joe Alexa
Jos. Brenneis
Frank Brenneis
Lydia Decker
A. B. James
Joe
Walter
Wymore
Willaford
Priday
Victor Eddleman
Otto Leitzen
Velma
Maymie
Kansas City
Mary
Alice Lofton
Washington
Bernice
Rose Haverty
Frances
Frankie’ Tarr
Lincoln
Amele
Mer
Henry Sands
Martha Luhering
Geo. Baker
Virgil Anderson
Hewitt
Topeka
Kansas
Fred Baker
Remembered Lines and Reflections Across Time
Fragmentary lines recall memories of a man and his friends. The text hints at times of struggle and luck, mentioning a lord and a distant figure, with uncertain phrasing and partial words.
Pirate Bees Raid Grays Harbor Honey Stores
Wild bees invade fires near Grays Harbor Washington stealing honey. More than a third of the district’s domestic honey has gone to robber bees. They nest in hollow trunks and cedar trees, with several swarms working a community basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays
Government drives girls to prepare canned foods in Nebraska
Officials report enrollment of many girls in home canning programs to curb waste. Efforts include prizes from the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln on September 3 3, encouraging both girls and boys and their parents to participate in food preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
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Steele City
Z ® Gough, Pulihhe
Teyeme
Otteste City
Mare
Steele City Markets
Peta
Grace and
George DuVail
Depot
J.S. Taylor, M. D
Fairbury, Neb
Globe Pharmacy
H. Rathjen
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Knauer
Mennager
The
Swift & Co
JO DS Davie
Coon Hollow
Coon Hollow Park
Louis J. Nutzman
Frank L. Rain
Atty
Consid
Farmers State Bank
Nebreska
Ea Oni
Hollenberg and
State Line’ News
Rocky Hollow
Mra. McMullen
Mra. Sale
Hollenberg
Bixby
Geneva
Mowry
Mrs. Sands
Hanover
Henry Sand
Lytton
Nate
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
Crinklaw’s Garage
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
M. O. Sampson
Deshler, Nebraska
Thayer County Fair
O’conner Sisters
McMahon
North Bros
Union Pacific Railroad Company
St. Joseph
Union Pacific Railroad
Salina
Ellis
Marysville
C. E. Hedrix
Presse
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