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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a mortgage for 50 dollars mentioned in connection with Campbell, Heasty as trustee, and Bivens, with Pemberton arranging a sale. The text references a lithograph, Kansas City, and a staff incident, but details are unclear due to damaged lines.
Fragmentary notes report Sahbanat returning to Lost Springs Wyoming from Denver during a short visit with his sister. The text mentions a motor cycle reference and scattered phrases about a Saturday night event and civil service, but the details are unclear.
Distorted clippings report cattle brought to Bras market for winter feed and a string of social events. Family notices mention marriage plans for Golda Clair Miller and W. McKinley, plus sh owers and visits among local residents. Funeral for Dora Smith noted with service at the Reformed Church and burial in Harbine.
Fragmentary verses recall the nativity with Mary in the caravanserai and the newborn Prince placed in a common stable. The text skirts readable lines about cold dewdrops, beasts, and a distant lullaby as it notes biblical imagery.
A column offering housekeeping guidance, noting tidy storage and avoiding clutter, with advice on lime as a cleanser and the dangers of a dumping ground closet. It discusses luck in cooking and success through proper conditions, plus recipes for sour cream cake, a cottage cheese Lent salad, and a visually appealing lettuce starter with French dressing.
The State Journal will accept 4 for the Daily and Sunday Journal through January 1, 1914. Readers receive a free Independent Farmer weekly and a monthly home magazine with the deal. The offer ends December 28 and aims to boost Nebraska readers with a bundled package.
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