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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

Page

4

State Superintendent to Hear Objections on District Boundaries

John M. Matzen will meet the redistricting committee on December 20 to hear protests and appeals about proposed consolidated districts. Hearings for No. 11 at 10:00 a.m., No. 16 at 11:00 a.m., No. 8 at 1:00 p.m., and No. 9 at 2:00 p.m. include signatures from local residents such as Chas Turner, Edwin Hoppe, Peter Gill, and Chas Germer.

John M. Matzen Edwin Hoppe Fairbury Peter Gill Jansen Chas. Germer Plymouth Eva. B. Shuman

Mrs Bullock Recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy

Last winter when my children were sick with colds and coughing I gave them Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It relieved them at once and symptoms gradually disappeared under this treatment. I recommend it to others. For sale by Arners Drug Store.

Chamberlain

Morality campaign planned across Nebraska counties

Sunday services in Steele City announce a statewide movement organized by Omaha citizens to promote proposed legislation improving moral standards. Discussion topics include film censorship child welfare and marriage and divorce laws with aims to educate voters and extend propaganda nationwide. مراسم bijeenkomst begins at 11 with Sabbath school at 10.

Omaha Lincoln Steele City

Local Family News From Baker County

Harry Bakewell killed a beef Saturday. Leonard Kenning fell and broke his right arm Tuesday. Orville Belding and family spent Sunday with Walter Williams. ae Fentiman helped shuck corn Friday and Saturday. Frank Lang and family of Kansas visited Walter James. Mrs Norman Fentiman was ill but improving. Russell Shoebotham moved to Reynolds to take a mail route. Mr and Mrs Evie Kenning and Fred Kenning Sr visited Fred Kenning Jr. Charley Troxel and Colorado kin stayed with Granvil Williams.

Harry Leonard Kenning Orville Belding Walter Williams Ae Fentiman Frank Lang Kansas Walter James Norman Fentiman Russell Shoebotham Reynolds Evie Kenning Fred Kenning Sr Fred Kenning Jr

Local farm life notes and visitors in Fairbury

Farmers shell corn and neighbors visit including Mr. Oliver Steele starting work on a section Monday. Mrs. Doebele and Miss Houston visited Mr. Kersting on Tuesday. Miss Lucy Weber returns home after weeks in Fairbury. A. G. Townsend and family with John visited Fairbury Sunday. Mrs. Hazel Chapman improves after illness. Victor Eddieman family moved to Mr. Frank Martins residence last week with Mercantile Hall events and a night supper. Church folks see Christmas bargains and an entertainment night with a grab bag and a school flag drill.

Oliver Steele A. G. Townsend John Fairbury Hazel Chapman

Hollenberg Notes Include Births Visits and Social Word

Born November 25 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Geo Rudkins. Mr and Mrs G E Bratten visited Steele City with Mr Green. Mr Kolb of Hastings Nebr with his sister Geo Blake last week. Mr and Mrs Willard Palmer attended a family dinner.

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness Updates

Mr and Mrs Will Meyers visited Sunday with their daughter Mrs Frank Ellison. Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson and Millard were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Miller. Ray Cassell shipped a car of cattle to St Joe the first of the week. Merle Stone improves under Dr Smith care. Victor Eddleman and family Frank Graves and Edna Freelich were Sunday visitors at Max Ellison s. Mary and Frank Brenneis and J A Marshall of Skidmore visited. Mrs Geo Rathbun left for Blackwell Okla to help ill parents. Mrs Frank Lenker and three children of Gooding Idaho visited with Mrs Car Ames and brothers Fred Ed Zweitel. A home talent play by Silver Cliff district youth is planned for Friday night Dec 17 with a social.

Will Meyers Frank Ellison Guy Henderson Millard Frank Miller Ray Cassell St. Joe Mr. Cassell Victor Eddleman Frank. Graves Edna Freelich Max Ellison Mary Frank Brenneis J. A. Marshall Skidmore Jansen Nebr Geo Rathbun Blackwell Okla Frank ‘Lenker Gooding Idaho Car —Ames Fred Ed Zweitel Silver Cliff

Daykin residents jailed in Fairbury on bootlegging charges

Frank Culligan and Convin Cunningham of the Daykin area are jailed in Fairbury after a Sunday arrest by Sheriff Tippin and O D Hedge. Authorities found two still parts, whiskey, mash, liquor containers, gambling supplies, weapons, and ammunition on a site a mile south of Daykin. Culligan previously was convicted of bootlegging in 1918 and served time in Lincoln.

Frank Culligan Convin Cunningham Daykin Fairbury Cunningham Tippin O. D. Hedge Frank Culligan Lincoln Lincoln State Journal

Prize Essay Contest Rules Issued by County WCTU

The Department of Scientific Temperance Instruction announces rules for Jeffer son County teachers and pupils. Topics include Alcohol and the Human Race and continued temperance education despite prohibition. Word limits range from 1500 to 3000 with 100 1500 word prize amounts and state prizes.

Department of Scientific Temperance Instruction Jefferson County

Jefferson County Contest Promotes Essays and Posters

A county wide contest offers prizes for essays from Fairbury schools and county grades with awards ranging from 1 to 10 dollars. Topics include alcohol and tobacco poster drawing with submissions due to the County Superintendent office. Throat Cut By Wife death report follows. George Knight dies after motorcycle chain accident near Fairbury.

Fairbury Fairbury High School Jefferson County

The Costly Canary Rises in London Bird Market

In Bethnal Green's famous bird market a yellow canary now costs 20 to 25 shillings, up from 8 to 10 shillings before the war, while linnets once sold for a penny rise to one shilling and sixpence, reflecting a shift in status and price among birds.

Bethnal Green London

Character in the Face and Marks of Perity

A description notes a high forehead and oval face with a small nose and centered features. The features are said to bear an indefinable stamp of purity and chastity, as observed in the facial form.

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Pobtiener Congress Steele City Markets Calle Depot J.S. Taylor, M. D Fairbury, Neb Globe Pharmacy Leonard W. Colby Sathana Pearson's Cafe Micki Africa Zambest South Aca Orange Riw Merry Christmas Freeman's Dont Rocky Hollow Charley Troxel Colorado Granvil Williams Hollenberg Lucy Weber Victor Eddieman Frank Martin Merle Stone Dr. Smith Miss Shuman Anl Ernest Shoebotham George Knight Young Knight Young Bert Barker I - Evening Transcript Afferson County Abstract Office J. Monroe Davis Farmers State Bank Nebraska Bone-McLucas Lumber Co Ford Crinklaw’s Garage R. B. Steele Undertaker Col C. W.smith Fairbury, Nebraska Fairbury, Nebr
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