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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
4
Obscured OCR note indicates a November 26 1904 date for second class mail at a post office in Bailey City Nebraska under an Act of Congress of March 1 1870. The fragment references a postal notice or regulation with unclear details.
In the casual camp at St. Aignan the outfit of negro Yanks were used exclusively in the pick-and-shovel brigade. Hence the following con.
A Beattie area incident saw several men jailed and fined after admitting to killing a coon out of season. They later charged another man with violating the bone dry law, who pleaded guilty, received a heavy fine, and a 60 day jail term. A York Republican letter protests the misspelling Xmas as sacrilege.
The formula uses 20 to 30 parts finely divided copper reduced from oxide or via sulfate, mixed with 70 parts mercury and oil of vitriol to form a paste. After amalgamation and washing, the compound hardens in 10 to 12 hours to a polishable surface that resists scratching tin or gold and is waxy with heat, suitable for denture and attachment work on wood glass metal and porcelain.
A recently discovered Bronze Age hoard in Wales has been given to the Welsh National Museum. The collection includes bronze implements and ornaments plus an iron sickle identical in shape to nearby bronze sickles, suggesting it dates to the Bronze to Iron age transition.
Mesdames Sampson Foster and Barber visited Primary rooms. Sixth graders received letters from Arizona about irrigation mining and the reservation. Friday December 23 boys and girls basketball go to Alexandria. Seniors hosted Juniors with a rose carnation welcome and violets worn by Seniors.
Earl Rathbun of Oklahoma visited friends here last week. Lester Graham and family visit Graham's sister Mrs Hoxie. M E and Baptist congregations will observe Christmas Eve with a program. Our BB boys lost 54 to 16 at Haddam to Hollenberg. Prof. Rodgers of Madison and Lola Packer of Emporia visit L J Packers this week. S S tourists from San Francisco lead in the race entertaining Mercantile Hall last Thursday. They pass Omaha Sunday December 1 on the way to New York City. an extra trailer has been ordered for their class of twenty-two. The other three cars remain in the race. The end point is New York City.
Mr Joy of Fairbury aided Tom Goca by sawing wood last week. Beatrice visitors included Mr and Mrs Malady and Rose on Wednesday. Clair Cuthbert threshed cane seed for Granvil Williams on Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charley Compton on December 14 1921. Liberty Nebr residents Mr and Mrs Norman Fenti man and Mr and Mrs Orville Belding visited the Andy Belding home Sunday.
Merry Christmas greetings from Hollenberg Route 1. The L. E. Club met with Mrs Salome Mever Wednesday. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Otto Brenneis and Lester Brenneis. The Hemrick brothers bought Holstein cattle from Pat Haverty and son. Miss Maude Lafton of Washington visited friends. Mr and Mrs Henry Sands attended a funeral in Republic City. Roy Welch and his wife Pearl Welch visited his parents Mamie Nation. Within the Law.
Fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled dialogue about finding someone and a possible angle or person named Besten Trae. Limited readable content makes precise event or identities uncertain.
Mrs. R O Partlow passed away Friday morning in Crook County after thirty years of illness. Her husband Ralph O Partlow and four children Ralph Ray Lettie and Mrs Henry Olson survive with two daughters deceased in infancy. Funeral by Rev Wood at the Methodist church Saturday at 2 pm drew a large crowd. Her noble spirit and motherhood left a lasting memory for family and neighbors.
An incomplete excerpt discusses self-determination versus plain determination and hints at methods to avert sneezing by pressing the upper lip, then references a set of New England place names drawn from the Bible and the home head, noting their significance.
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