Stee le City Mail Entry Under 1910 Act
A partial notice records Steele City Nebraska mail matter entered as second class mail on November 20 104 at the post office under Congress act of March 1 1879.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
4
A partial notice records Steele City Nebraska mail matter entered as second class mail on November 20 104 at the post office under Congress act of March 1 1879.
Fragmentary OCR reports a hiring notice with unclear names and roles. It mentions a person and a place, indicating an employment action without full details.
Mrs. Hilda Jansen and V Jansen traveled to Culberson Nebraska to spend Christmas with their daughter and sister Mrs Robert Rogers. Mrs John Malady and Mrs Chas Compton with two daughters visited at the Compton home. About forty friends attended an oyster supper at John Jansen’s, enjoying cards and darts games. George Williams, recently ill, shows some improvement. Bernice Sullivan visited relatives in Exeter Nebraska.
Endicott boys beat Plymouth 23 to 5 at the Endicott gym last Friday night in a lively local basketball game. Laurence Niaman returned home for Christmas with the family. Ben Wells and Sam De Busk from South Dakota arrived in Endicott Lat. evening. Geo Slaughter of Waymore was home over Sunday. Charley Wilson is much better and Joe Guiring moved to a farm near Jansen last week. Mr Crawford spends time with Miss Pansy Swett's Sunday School class Christmas party featured gifts for eleven girls. Lee Tyler left for Iowa on Monday.
Steele City band of sixteen with director Frank Crinklaw broadcast from Oak Nebraska station KF EQ. The late arrival caused a one hour delay and royalty cuts reduced pieces. The program featured March Friendship and other selections, plus solos and tributes to Civil War vets Captain Andrews and Thomas Keily. A future date is planned when roads improve.
The Steele City Present introduces a new serial In Valhalla and Out by George Ethelbert Walsh featuring a stowaway a young woman and three plotting villains as part of an adventurous land and sea romance. Readers are invited to share opinions on the serial stories and subscriptions encouraged to avoid interruption during the Christmas season.
Georgia researchers report that controlling curculio claims brown rot control, with Dr H W Anverson noting infection likely enters through wounds caused by curculios, linking the two pests in peach orchards.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a large round loaf of bread and difficulty cutting it. It also references wires or colt ith pro 1 Siled to women under the old blue tins of Massach insects. The garbled lines provide little clear context or names.
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