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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
4
Endicott news notes a Beatrice visit by the Grandy family, Maude Slaughter's Lincoln trip, a Royal Neighbors supper, and new work at Walburn Bakery Fairbury. Frank Chancellor wed Gertie Mead Brock, sick relatives improve, and an entertainment event by Endicott teachers plans a pennies admission. Local editor laments hog cholera remedies.
Fragmented local notice mentions a post office box delivery and a business trip to Caldwett Harbis who died of peritonitis at 21. It notes a return from Den and a call to Glead this afternoon. Names and places are garbled and uncertain.
In Jefferson County Nebraska districts No. 1 and No. 34 unite to form a twelve grade school plan. The move aims to share resources and raise district value as new territory joins. County Supt Harriss notes boundary changes and maintenance compliance affecting district lines amid local debates.
The article urges early deworming of crops and timely spraying, with emphasis on keeping brooders clean and providing litter to reduce chick mortality. It advises proper silage making, feeding, and market timing for butter and calves, noting timely thinning of lettuce and radishes and the need for courage to weed poorer plants.
An examination of hot weather effects on nerves health and violence notes fatigue overindulgence and stress as factors. It cites Prussia birth-rate decline tied to housing and urban life, and discusses calendar reform in Britain with Shetland still using old time reckoning and January 13 as New Year.
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