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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
4
Local publisher advertises a subscription rate of 91.00, listing Rowan as publisher. The brief notice provides no additional context or dates.
Marie Wilson and Bruce Harris contribute to the class under the supervision of the teacher. The brief report lists student and instructor names for the period ending December 6, 1912.
The article outlines new parcel post requirements set to take effect January first. Parcels must bear the sender and recipients names and special stamps may be required for fourth class mail. Post offices will designate stations and zones for pricing, with parcels to be sent via designated routes and carriers.
Fragmented summary indicates Hansen traveled to Frida y Spingr in Ak benefiting from a bath for rheumatism and kidney health. Quint contemplates moving to St. Joseph with two leads. Additional cattle home plans discussed.
Fragmented text mentions people at a rink with unclear action and date. No definite names or places clearly readable. Context suggests a casual report but details are not recoverable from the visible words.
Mrs Addie Mitlhollen of Stillwater Oklahoma visits sister Mrs John LePoidevin in Odell arriving last Friday. Miss Jessie Cole recovering from appendicitis returns Sabetha Kansas and improves. Mrs Jacob Yager and daughter Alberta attend Venice Yager wedding in Hanover Kansas Tuesday morning. Grace LePoidevin from Cotner University Bethany Nebraska returns for Thanksgiving. Everett Jimerson returns from McCook Nebraska from two weeks with H P Morse family in Ft Morgan Colorado. They plan housekeeping in the Hsong property south of the Odell school.
Mes Eldridge from Los Angeles plans an extended visit at the Lester Eldridge home while Dr Blair’s three year old son suffered a leg fracture last Sunday afternoon. W D Darrow and J W Darrow, from Cleveland, Ohio, left for Miami Florida for the winter. Clarence Darrow, W D Darrow’s son, works as a night agent for the East Coast Railway near Miami. Mrs Zetlow near Bower shopped. a runaway team endangered her and Louis Schwisen attempted to drive the team home but failed to stop it.
From India Calcutta Oct 17 1912 Florence Burst Diller writes from the hills describing heat long work and a brief rest seeking cooler places away from the heat for a month alluding to Aug 19 correspondence and travel notes.
Katharine M. Kinzly writes from Darjeeling describing Hindu girls married young, orphanage work, daily verse study, and requests for prayers and letters. She notes limited helpers and asks for Gui to send aid. Cards from the Friendly Union Sunday School accompany the letter.
The State Journal promotes a limited price offer ending December 26, 1913, for a Daily and Sunday Journal subscription plus gifts. Readers pay $3 after the deadline and receive free issues for the balance of the year, with additional weekly and monthly papers included as incentives. The ad stresses Nebraska homes and legislature coverage.
A husband references his core pet in playful talk while noting his partner prefers a discreet “blind tiger” venue nearby. The exchange hints at private social circles and humorous pet anecdotes within a domestic setting.
A playful exchange jokes about a baby's new tooth as a light local scene. The dialogue uses a folksy tone and simple humor.
The excerpt presents a character doubting a new police officer's integrity. Dialogue implies graft rumors yet another character defends the officer as honest, noting the officer has only been on the force two days. The piece centers on trust and early impressions in law enforcement.
A fragmented quotation recalls a boast about wisdom and industriousness while labeling another as a nuisance. The speaker argues proof lies in a satirical country house keeper scenario and self-assured comments about character.
The speaker notes earning potential affects saving. One line claims a $10,000 four year plan and saving a quarter, while another jokes that a salary would only allow saving about 50 cents. The dialogue contrasts financial goals with real incomes.
Quick wits move through a seaside town as Grace learns to swim from a magazine while men languish at Lethargy Beach. Jhegr and Mabel exchange witty banter in a light local humor scene.
State of Nebraska County of 3 i 3 Ata County Court in Pairbury holds hearing for final settlement and discharge of Frank Bryant executor of Jasper Sevier estate. December 10, 1912 at 1 p m set to hear all interested parties and require publication in The Steele City Press for three consecutive weeks. c C Boyd, County Judge.
Fragmentary OCR text references a character named Autocide, The American and exile from Italian hills. It hints at a boast about killing two people a month and a transition to a chauffeur role.
A fragmentary exchange notes a girl with a constant expression described as a mobile face and an automobile face. A speaker calls for an end to house cleaning after a brief, confused dialogue about finding a place to hang clothes.
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