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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
4
Local Steele City markets report new produce listings and price updates for the week. Shoppers find fresh vegetables and fruit selections at the Otteele city area stalls with early week specials and steady supply.
In early steps a person named Wickie undergoes tattoo removal with salicylic paste applied in a compress. After eight days a scab falls away and skin heals. The text notes the process and its outcome but details are limited.
The Newton precinct reports listed donors to the Child Relief Fund including E Presnell Carl McDonald H Sasse Rincoes W H and J O Roulston Elizabeth Rucker DroG R DuVall Conrad Kiskait Mrs Agnes Zoelin RS Wilfley Geo E Bisom J W Hicks LG Earhart and Clare. The piece also describes a theft investigation with Mexicans in bad shoes at Cressey Son Shoe Store and a box car search recovering shoes a baby buggy and 247 gallons of beer from eight Mexican homes. It notes the defendants paid fines and a judge's handling of the cases, plus a feature on Harry Mowry a farm boy in Washington County and his family life.
Frank Culligan convicted in Daykin bootlegging case received three months in jail and a $100 fine. He is out on bail. Aliendo Cunningham released to Thayer county to face grand larceny charges for carpenter tools taken from E W Thomas of Alexander. Robt Poole of Fairbury tried for bootlegging and fined $100 plus costs. Culligan’s tougher sentence due to prior offense.
Zion Lutheran Church schedules services on New Year’s Eve at 7 PM New Year’s Day at 10 30 AM and Sunday Jan 2 at 10 20 AM. The congregational meeting is Sunday afternoon at 2 PM The Ladies Aid meets Thursday Jan 6 at 2 30 PM Confirmation instruction starts Saturday at 9. All are invited Pastor Otto Bergfelder.
Several years ago C. D. Glass of Gardiner Maine suffered a severe cold and cough. He tried various medicines but worsened with new colds. A druggist advised him to try in s Cough Remedy at Arner's Drug Store and he found relief and consistent improvement.
The article discusses wealth among U.S. presidents from Washington to Buchanan, noting that figures such as Washington, Madison, and Adams entered office wealthy, with later presidents like Cleveland leaving the White House rich. It underscores how wealth influenced presidencies and post‑term fortunes.
Will Compton lost two valuable horses last Sunday. Bert Greenwood shelled corn for Harry Bakewell Friday. Most men in the neighborhood hunted rabbits for Christmas. Charley Compton returned Thursday from Kansas where he husked corn. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas and son spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stolling. Otis Rogers from the western part of the state stayed at the Malaco home from Friday to Monday. Da Zweifel and wife visited. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zweifel had Christmas dinner with Mrs. Zweifel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ehart. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Henderson and Millard visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sherd Henderson and Arlo, home briefly. Mrs. Haverty returned Monday from Haddam where she attended her granddaughter's funeral.
A damaged OCR passage mentions agencies such as the American War Administration, the American Redress, the American Friends Service Committee, the Joint Distribution Committee, the Federal Canoes of Chocokes, Knights of Columbus, MCA and others. It references winter crisis relief and public appeal without clear context.
The text describes disjointed fragments about Polish boys and clothing, mentioning garments and distribution points. It appears to sketch a scene of hardship with references to names and places, though many words are garbled and unclear.
A Richmond piano journalist quotes a line from the Old Dominion philosopher noting that death is not welcome yet frees us from many troubles. The remark frames mortality as a release rather than a fearsome end.
Fragmentary quotes reveal hostile labor stance and social tension as workers face denunciation by elites. The dialogue references traitor labels, hired men, and veiled threats amid a charged class struggle.
Ancient Crete used stone and clay lighting wicks with two depressions for resting the end. In a British restaurant a sneeze led to a lawsuit after Mr Foley refused a match from Mr Davidson, resulting in an arrest over alleged improper contact and a £10 claim.
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