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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
4
A garbled OCR item mentions prices and products for a store or vendor. The readable elements include prices around $1.50 and references to items named Pepetts and Enene. The fragment suggests a product listing or ad text from a historical newspaper page.
The News-Times of Bend Indiana reports Clarence Crocker a nephew of Mrs A M Venicean died of war wounds in France. His body heads to South Bend for burial in the land he fought for. Crocker of Company Bath Engineers served in the St Mihiel Meuse and Argonne battles. He died Jan 7 1915 after surviving a shell wound and writing home. The paper notes his carrier days and a Christmas program at Diller with church events announced by Pastor Outo Bergfeider.
Obituary notes for Mrs. Benderson and several Henderson families across Kansas Idaho Oklahoma and Nebraska mention months of illness and survivors including eleven grandchildren and siblings. The column also records Christmas greetings and a string of short community notices such as farm incidents schooling trips and visits among local residents.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a wooden vessel named Polly Gist sailing in a wartime era. It mentions a privateer role and a crew, with uncertain details about dates and places in Amesbury Massachusetts and related ships or events.
The readable portions hint at a discussion of American children, social concerns, and public issues, with references to communities and figures like Brown and America. The text appears garbled and partial, offering little clear narrative or verifiable details.
An OCR fragment advertises a tonic claiming to aid digestion and promote a gentle movement of the bowels the next morning. It asserts overall well being and is labeled as sold by Arner's Drug.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a botanical work by Peret Rechett and others. Mentions fields, botany, and a study linked to peritectic theory, with reference to a Wire of peritectie and Arnot. Difficult to deduce clear narrative or conclusions.
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