Townsend Fined and Court Order Issued in Steele City
Townspeople report Justice of the Peace Sholte fined Townsend and Lewis Toorm ten dollars and costs after the evidence at Steele City court. The judge warned violators that law-breaking will incur full penalties and cautioned residents to respect court orders. A public meeting in Fairboro discussed National WC T U Convention reports and local church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Justice of the Peace
Pete
Toorm
Costa
Fairhore
Steele
Judes Shotts
Shets
CT. U
Herle Rogere
Fair
Bore
WC. T. U
San Francisco
Galif
Pairberg
Primary pupils stage Little Red Riding Hood for peers
In construction work the Primary pupils finished their Fetki mo hooklets and began en aloo thet dramatized Little Red Riding Hood with the third and fourth grades creating booklets. The bulletin shows grades sharing projects and classroom achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Riding Hood
South America
Mie
Leta Austin
Palmer
Bast Frider
Naomi Witter
Mary Wallace
Lacie Heady
Charlee Lows
Calvin Lampoen
Oreliie Bondy
Ray Auld
Kenton Hicke
Beard Fm
Teele City
Mies Kramer Attends Teachers Exam and Name Corrections
Report notes Mies Kramer attended a Washington teachers examination last week and Mrs Leore Mae Sener visiting. It records corrections to names including Sherman Davie Sheridan Davia and mentions a mix up in last week’s team with Towmaend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Kramer
Waabhington
Leore Mae Sener
James Nats
Local Notices Touch On Community Moves
Fragmented OCR notes show residents Hollenberg and Route 1 pair Mre Eade and Bretten planning on Wick Lane. Mra Mower and Harry to relocate to Patterean farm. Parmere held a meeting at Ernest Moeter home. John Mever and others connected in Sunday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenberg
Eade
Bretten
Wick
Mower
Harry
Parmere
Ernest Moeter
John Mever
Local notes from Endicott and nearby towns end week plans
Local items mention Kel visiting Mrs Tie Witure Waleore and trips by Paul Shepherd Albert Shepherd and Ed Schell to Meheske on business. The WC T U ladies met at Grewett Willieme and sales outpaced horses. Beatrice treatment for a son and a funeral in the west are noted among community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel
Rateh Drake
Wemcore Te Visting
Paul Shepherd
Kelty
Phil Deweon
Albert Shepherd
Ed Schell
Meheske
WC. T. U
Grewett Willieme
Shepherd
Chee Pickerina
Glenn Leneh
Lincoln
Giant Oak Tree Logged as Relic of Early Pioneer Era
A historic giant oak near Joe Lamb's property, dating to early pioneer days, was sawed down. The tree contained 20 rings indicating great age and yielded arrowheads suggesting nearby Indian camps. For six decades it sheltered Mr. Lamb and stood as a northeast landmark, spared only by drought and decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbell
Dave
Joe Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Davn
Bears and Eskimos At Local Exhibition Attendances Noted
A fragmented notice mentions bears in the vicinity and a display with a grisly and well dressed teddy. It notes attendees including Delbert Greenwood, Mary, Martha, George, Henry Leth, and Ida Allen receiving perfect attendance certificates, with references to weather and next month plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropers
Teres
Teddie
Martin
Delbert Greenwood
Mary
Martha
George
Henry Leth
Ile Allen
Dietriet
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Wiest
Jean
Grace and
George Deal
Cale
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S. Taylor, M.D
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Globe Pharmacy
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Peane
Farmers State Bank
Poland
China
Farvew
Hanson
Steate City
Nebraska
Steoke City
Law and Order
Mistery
Hieber
Scemna
Drewinge
Richiard
Atate
Rocky Hollow
Fred Kenning
Haven
Pelewars
Henry Wiebe
Janeen
Haree
Warner
Ae Ornette
New Wey
Grae Saett
Mre
I Gusta Wero
Craceil Mendey
Srerythiog Aohd
Willey & Dawson's
Walter E. Willey
Phil Dawson
Endicott
Herman Fairehike
Mra. Juve
Fairbury
Devaar
Fiat
Ford Motor
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