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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
4
Republican tickets announce county offices candidates
EL JENKINS announces for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket for a second term and seeks voters at the Primary on Tuesday July 18 1922. FRANK L RAIN announces for County Attorney on the Republican ticket for the office and seeks voters at the Primary on Tuesday July 18 1922. FM TIPPIN announces for Sheriff for a second term and seeks voters at the Primary on Tuesday July 16 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Jenkins
Frank L. Rain
FM Tippin
School News Highlights Attendance and Activities
The Primary room reports near perfect attendance while Mrs. Wilfier and Mr. Pheipe visited Friday. Second and third rooms receive new readers. boys in Art class work on self chosen projects. Second graders enjoy stories in new readers. fourth graders dramatize Jack and the Beanstalk. Physical Geography covers streams and economic relations. The 1920 class photo is ready and alumni are urged to respond. The boys defeated Fairbury 16 to 9 last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Community Sunday Visits and Local Club Party Report
Henry Zweifel and parents spent Sunday at Ed Zweifel’s and visited Frank Brenneis. Otto Leitzen and family visited Fred Wallenberg. Earl Dean hosted relatives at John Meyers’s. The Jolly Owl Club held a party at Earl Dean’s. Mrs. Seitz of Hanover visited her children on the route. Several couples visited relatives in Hanover and Mahaska. The Liberty Embrondery Club hosted a party for members moving away, with games music ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zweifel
Ed Zweifel
Frank Brenneis
Otto Leitzen
Fred Wallenberg
Jolly Owl Club
Earl Dean
Chas. Seitz
Hanover
Elien
Tennie James
Mary Brenners
Opal
Frank Schmidt
Liberty Embrondery Club
Will Seitz
Vague notes on varnish and wood channeling methods
Fragmentary text mentions varnish and wood, hints at a plan to prevent peeling from weed. No clear names, dates, or places.
Hollenberg Scores 50 4 Over Haddam In Fresh Game
Report from Hollenberg states the local team defeated Haddam 50 to 4 on Saturday night. Visits included Mr R G Barr sending hogs and ceattie, Mr and Mrs A G Townsend visiting Fairbury, and Mr George Poster Bellaire with Emma Sherman over Sunday. A Baptist church social followed at week’s end with a singing school noted for its good instruction and social enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Barr
Mrs
A. G. Townsend
Fairbury
George Poster Bellaire
Emma Sherman
Hollenberg
Local Social Notes and Guyling Events
Mrs. Savage visits C W Slaughter home. Chas McCreight and Mr Eustus listed as ill. Basement work for the new church may start if weather allows. Mrs John Alien and daughter Emma were guests later in the week. Mrs Muneei becomes bookkeeper for Paischid Clay Product Co while a sick baby stays in hospital with Mrs Bell. Grasvil Williame plans to take garage possession in March. Mr Kelly leaves business due to ill health. The text also mentions schoolroom amine and a Sunday minister giving remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
C. W. Slaughter
Chas. McCreight
Eustus
John Alien
Emma
Muneei
Paischid Clay Product Co
Community Sale Supports New Church and Fairchild Plant
The Community Sale for the new church benefited by farmers’ stock donations and purchases. About 200 people shared dinner at the M. W. A. Hall. The Fairchild Clay Product Co. is sprucing up the plant and plans to reopen soon with new cottages nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. A. Hall
Fairchild Clay Product Co
Neighborhood News Notes Social Visits and Travel
George Hammond helped Dave Sullivan and Walter James with family visits appear through the week. Several residents plus neighbors attended hog sales in Steele City and a cattle shipment to Kansas City. Warner family trips to North Platte and plans to move, plus multiple Sunday gatherings, mark a quiet rural update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hammond
Dave
Sullivan
Minnie Malady
Father Butcher
Walter James
Harve Warner
Cliff Ashe
Ross’ Malady
Will Kelley
Harry Bakewell
Clay Vaughn Beal Hay
Endicott
Charley Pickering
Gus. Emery’s
Wall Garrett
Will Compton
Hazel Bakewell
Poffenbarger
Jim Swartz
Ray Thomas
Genevieve Cuthbert
Mr. Warner
Clare Cuthbert
Sendman
Fairbury
Cora Cuthbert
Anson Smith
Washington
Kansas
Willey & Dawson
Steele City
Herve Warner
North Platte
Nebraska
Kansas City
Pansy Swett
How much to pay for a pure bred bull in a herd
The article advises careful consideration of herd needs and market conditions before buying a bull. It warns against assuming a $500 bull is best or that cheaper options are always wiser, noting that a scrub bull can harm good cows and a higher price does not guarantee long term value. It stresses evaluating milk records and long term costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Starling Nutrition Earlier Life Through Nesting Feeds
More than 2,000 adult starlings and about 400 nestlings. adults feed virtually all day on insect matter. Youngsters stay in the nest 16 to 20 days, receiving 3 to 6 minute feed intervals for 12 hours and total over 2,000 meals before fledging. Early diet centers on caterpillars and larvae, later shifting to millipedes and beetles. One chick yielded 26 clover leaf weevils in its stomach.
Burglar Gas Mask Patented for Safe Cracking
A newly patented device by RC Korschel of Harrisburg Pennsylvania promises to shield burglars by gas masks from toxic air inside safes. The invention aims to make safe cracking more hazardous and reduce success chances for intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC. Korschel
Harrisburg
Education and State Universities Join Home Education Division
Departments of education and state universities from fourteen states collaborate with the home education division of the U S Bureau of Education to coordinate efforts and expand programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Education
Home Education Division
United States Bureau of Education
Con
The peart reseocies man to thet it is born to die
An Exchange quotation notes that the human body has an organic constitution and cannot be prolonged beyond its natural span. It compares life to ancient Egyptian tombs that crumble when exposed to air, illustrating decay as an inescapable fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart
Indianapolis Kindness Welcomes Detroit Visitors at News Office
A Detroit couple, unable to find lodging or parking, were invited by a local business man to stay at his home after visiting the News office. He called his wife, but could not reach her, yet offered hospitality and ensured they spent a pleasant night in the city. The gesture reflected well on Indianapolis citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Indianapolis
Detroit
Portable light lever thickness detector explained
A small device sold to measure thickness of ultra thin plates and filaments uses a light ray as the lever. Two highly ground plates contact each other with the upper plate on a movable arm. Inserting an object between the plates slightly shifts the upper plate and magnifies the effect for measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preamon
Children Play Outside Encouraged By Parents
Summer weather invites children to play outdoors and parents should organize outdoor play groups. Supervisors like mothers or a qualified governess should guide activity so children feel they choose and create, not just follow.
Pie Leftovers Sparked Suspicion In Early Morning Kitchen
A woman reported seeing a plate with a knife and fork in the kitchen. She questioned a person named Mary about the cold pie, who confessed she gave it to the dog thinking it was not needed. The incident implies improper handling of food and possible mischief.
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