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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
4
Alexandria notes report an 83 to 5 win credited to team effort and size and promise a rematch March 2 at the opponents home. Friday February 2 invites a return game at Diller after a prior 10 to 7 loss with no field goals. Other items include awards, class projects, grade promotions, and classroom activities plus nonspecific local notices.
Odd incident recalls Jake Newton during a sheep shearing morning when he discovers one ewe missing. The farmer calls it a minor setback as the flock is accounted for after a tense search.
A traveler writes from a sunny region arriving January 6 describing warm weather up to 90 degrees, ripe citrus groves, extensive new housing, grape vineyards, and growing land values. The note mentions Raisin Day on April 28 and a bustling road with large trucks and a nearby 60 mile distant mountains.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a work titled The Lest Causa to be a Civil War history by B A Pedford, published and released freely as a design element. The garbled lines reference Stace 208 and Confederate States of America, with unclear intent and permanence.
Fred Zweifel and family visited Geo. Bakers on Saturday while Greely Kirkpatrick was a Sunday guest at the Haverty home. The Liberty Embroidery Club met with Miss Bernice Haverty. Will Seitz and family attended a relative's funeral in Hanover. Mr. Booker of Spence bought a registered Holstein from Mr. Haverty last week. Madge Sands returned home from Odell to assist her grandmother. Ruby Wertenberger, Liberty teacher, visited her parents in Washington. Frank Justis, longtime resident of the area, died in Washington. interment followed at Joy Creek cemetery.
Mr. Mosers oldest daughter was taken to Pairbury hospital with pneumonia. Frank Justis died Thursday evening at Washington and at Marysville his sister Mrs Jesse Lewis hosted the family. Henry Luhring underwent appendicitis surgery in Fairbury and is recovering well. Baptist Sunday school elected officers and an Endeavor meeting followed. Friends surprised Mr Herman Petsch on his birthday with late night celebrations.
A sickness wave sweeps the Rocky Hollow area this week. Mrs. Cora Cuthbert visited the Charles Wells home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones Sr. visited Walter James and family Sunday. Clair Cuthbert drives a new Chevrolet bought in Fairbury. Gene Fauick from Washington Kansas spent last week with relatives. Sunday dinner was shared with Mr. and Mrs. Emiel.
Paul returns to the old hill house and finds Linda, a woodland spritelike girl on the balcony wall. Their moonlit exchange deepens his homesickness as Linda rebels against Aunt Hilard and hints at shared sorrow. The pair spar and connect, setting a quietly hopeful tone.
Frank C Justis died at his home in Washington Kansas about 9 p m Thursday January 25 after a long illness born September 4 1853 in Ripley County Indiana he moved to Kansas as a young man and left a wife four sons Guy Earl Fay Med a daughter Vera and siblings Ed Charlie Simeon Lida Roberts and Mrs W C Palmer Funeral at his Washington home followed by interment at Joy Creek cemetery near his longtime residence He spoke of faith in Christ and was active in the Methodist church.
Harold McLucas resigns as cashier of the Stock Yards National Bank of Kansas City and becomes active cashier of the Harbine bank at Fairbury starting February 1. Luther Nelson becomes president, replacing George W. Hansen, who has sought relief from the top post.
Medicines that aid nature are most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan to ease cough relieve lungs aid expectoration open secretions and restore health. Thousands testify to its good qualities. For sale at Arner's Drug Store.
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