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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
4
The excerpt critiques blunt honesty and extreme frightful imagery. It cites a line about speaking candidly only to praise or attack others and references sarcastic reactions to gruesome pictures described by a Boston transcript and a Calico Rock Progress report.
The article proclaims oceans are vast beyond measure noting it would take 2,900,900 years for all sea water to flow over Niacura. It highlights the high societal standing of Sikh women and recounts their courage and statesmanship when Sikhs took up the sword as a profession.
Public sale announced at the old Satimy Algeo farm near Hollenberg Kansas and Steele City Nebraska. Items include bay and gray horses, 2 year old cattle, shorthorn bull, calves and hay grain plus farm tools such as a McCormick binder and drill. Terms cash for sums under ten dollars and credit for larger amounts with bankable note. Jasper Henderson owner. Heatherbers Bank clerk.
Emma Lena Hoeft, born September 14 1884 in Washington County Kansas, died January 29 1920 in Steele City Nebraska after a long illness. The text notes her quiet life, fidelity at home, and a funeral service held at the local church conducted by Rev. T C Priagt.
The article notes confusion over accreditation and state aid for Normal Training schools. It explains that state funds did not cover all schools, with two designated per county receiving aid while others may gain accreditation by meeting standards. Inspector Voss praised the local school’s progress despite funding hurdles.
A brief exchange shows a sighing speaker noting prior kisses and the other confirming with a hushed “Yes, darling.” The setting implies a courtroom or legal proceeding with a judgment referenced by the tag Judge.
Glenville residents Mr Noka visited the Packer home last week. Mrs Correll traveled to Orleans Nebraska Sunday to care for her ill father. Mrs John Bughee of Steele City called on Mesdames Kiskalt and Packer. Packer dress maker and milliner offers new spring hats at her home. Charles Justis rented the Algeo residence for the coming year. The Algeos and Hollie Algeo will move to Ft Collins Colorado. Ned Cooper passed through en route to Mendon to visit his mother Mrs Talbott who plans to move west. Bill Rader and family visited Gus Emery’s home Sunday. Frank Price moves farm machinery and feed to his place. John Malady delivered hay and straw to Mr Wagner Monday. Olen Nutter and Granvil Hams with families spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs TEX. Norman Fentie man and Orville Pedine attended a dance. News notes mention funerals and embroidery at the Chile, with several local visits and travel updates.
Quotations describe Gadspur’s office routine as loafers gather. He reportedly takes his watch from pocket and places it face up on his desk during visits. The snippet notes the timing of day and Gadspur’s peculiar habit.
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