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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
4
A mixed page fragment recalls a death in Evanston Illinois and mentions Mrs E A Worthier, pastor A T Phelps, and a Steele City November 1922 school report noting 15 enrolled pupils. It also describes Harmony Union meeting at W J Martins with Mrs C A Scott, Rev Iva M Innis, and a lunch by Domestic Science girls.
True friendship in books endures when worldly matters fade. As friends turn cold and social chatter wanes, books keep their steady countenance and offer the companionship that never deceives or deserts. Irving remarks on literature as a steadfast source of comfort and support.
A dialog about which movie star could become the first film industry candidate for U.S. president. It argues voters from movie fans weigh honesty, a strong face, and a reputation for being good to his wife, with speculation on Reid Wallace or Ray Charlies and notes on public appeal.
School notes report the December exams for grades eleven and twelve, a late Friday fete raising 53.73 with total 62.00 receipts and 8.27 expenses. A December 9th teachers meeting with Prof. Engleman discusses physiology and hygiene.
A fragmented, humorous passage critiques linguistic disguises and radio chatter. It mentions a curious exchange about Buckwheat and Broadt ay, with references to telephone operators and disguises used to relay messages. The scene hints at wartime radio miscommunications and spoofed line readings.
Canary Jazz introduced to dance lovers in the grand bellroom of the erony ship George Washington. The vessel reached quarantine at sundown and anchored overnight before proceeding to Hoebwken pier. Officers, forced to wait at sea, organized entertainment with Miss Regina Malier a Cleveland soprano and others aboard.
James Skillen and family visited the Albert Cox home in town on Sunday. Will Jane moved his restaurant across the street into the Jones building. The M. E. church ladies plan a bazaar in the new church on December 7. Roy Beddell has missed school for rheumatism for a couple of weeks. Jane Jones, an Endicott girl, was appointed by the government to teach in an Indian school on the western coast with a $150 salary. J. W. Allen the mail man was off duty for two or three weeks due to illness, Ed Allen his deputy carried the mail. The dedication exercises in the new church will be held December 10 with all day and evening services. Dr. Gettys and Dr. Hinsen, the Bishop and Rev. Dillon, plus Rev. Brough the home minister, will attend. Everyone is invited to come.
T N Reiber visits friends in town. Miss Helen Wehling visits aunt in Baileyville. Home teams lose Friday night. Eleanor and Harry Cissie visit sister Margaret at Baileyville. Mrs Cushman R N A deputy gains new members. Wehling visits Camp 3800 Nebr and Camp 1563 Hollenberg. Victor Ecdieman hauls farm products to Williford farm for next year. Carl Townsend joins Cassell party visiting Minkler home. Joseph Nutter ill with paralysis, slow recovery. Hyland class staged Topsy Turvy at Endicott, then Hollenberg, clearing about 6000 for Baptist building furnish.
Two men living on Tinker's Island in Blue Hill Bay near Mount Desert attempted a supply run on January 22. A sudden snowstorm and cold forced them to retreat to Seal Cove after hours of battling ice and winds.
Londoners gaze upward as a proposed bridge and towering skyscraper reshape the skyline. The project promises to redefine the city’s image with a landmark that reflects a century of ambition and a fresh wave of architectural daring.
A British correspondent describes Balm of Gilead as a yellowish resin and notes its alleged medicinal use and the story that it must be passed on as a gift. Soldiers returning from Mesopotamia reportedly brought the balm from eastern trees.
In the matter of the estate of Wm. H. Harris deceased Anna J. Southwick administratrix petitions for final settlement and distribution hearing set for December 26 1922 at 9 o clock A M at the County Court in Fairbury Nebraska notice to interested parties by publication in Steele City Press for three weeks prior Frank L Rain attorney for estate Louis J Nutzman County Judge signed entries show authority and date
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