Reasons for expected auto production rise in 1924 show
The article cites lower prices since 1913 and major car improvements as causes for higher 1924 output, noting an Omaha Automobile Show February 18 to 23. It also mentions Harry Brown of Lincoln becoming state drug inspector after graduation from Steele Center and the State University, with past work at Orpheom Drug Store in Lincoln.
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Omaha
Harry Brown
Lincoln
A.D. Brown
Brown
Bryar
Jefferson County
Steele Cie
State University
Orpheom
Feirbury News
Notice to creditors in the estate of William J. Martin deceased
Creditors of the estate of William J. Martin will meet the administratrix before the Jefferson County county judge on May 1, 1924 at 9:00 AM to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months from January 31, 1924 are allowed to file claims. all claims not filed by May 30, 1924 will be barred. Court order dated January 31, 1924. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. Brown Dibble Attorneys for Estate.
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William J. Martin
Couuty
Jefferson County
Ne- Sale
Okie
Sea
Louis J. Nutzman
Berr. Brown & Dibble Attyg
Endicott and Steele City Basketball Teams Face Setbacks
Last Friday night Steele City teams lost 18 to 8 and 15 to 8 while Endicott also showed sportsmanship. Upcoming games include Feb 22 at Diller and Feb 29 at Daykin as teams pledge strong efforts. The school programs detail grade teaching, reading contests, a Valentine observance, and a County Basketball Tournament at Daykin with Steele City vs Jansen and Daykin vs winner.
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Steele City
Altho
Endicott
Eure
Daykin
Diller
Clase
Wallace Palmer
Nellie Wallace
Doris Greenwood
Erma Drake
Marie Wehling
Anna Ahrends
Beula Deems
Emma Cauthier
Jansen Plymouth
Reynolds Endicott
Diller Daykin Ve
My Wild Irish Rose big film at Lyric Theatre
A major film of the year titled My Wild Irish Rose screens Friday at the Lyric Theatre. It adapts Boucicault’s The Shavagaravn with David Smith directing and Pat O’Malley in the title role. Pauline Starke plays Mora Shaughraun, supported by Richard Daniels and a carefully chosen cast.
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Lyric Theatre
Shavagaravn
Dion
Boucicause
Ireland
Boucicault
David Smith
Mr. Boucicault
Pat O'Malley
Mora
Shaughraun
Pauline Starke
Richard Daniels
P. Lodge
Steeled City Woman Dies At 40 In Nebraska Home
Gertrude Kelly Hicks of Steele City Nebraska died February 7 1904 at her home aged 40 years 9 days after illness worsened on Thursday. Born January 29 1884 in Steele City she married Ed Hicks October 17 1906 and left a son Kenton Kelly Hicks. She was survived by husband son parents sisters twin Emma Anna Myrtle and others. Funeral Sunday at home conducted by Pastor B W Davis with burial in Steele City cemetery.
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Gertrude Kelly
Steele City
Nebraska
Ed Hicks
Kenton Kelly Hicke
Emma
Anna
Myrtle
Hicks
Degree of Honor Lodge
Grave bereavement thanks from Hicks and families
The donors express sincere gratitude to friends who helped in their sad bereavement. Ed Hicks and son Kenton along with the Keily, Racker, Crinklaw, Leibengood, Hamley, and Hicks families extend appreciation for kindness shown.
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Ed Hicks
Kenton
Thos. Keily
H. B. Racker
F. Crinklaw
R. Leibengood
G.A. Hamley
J. W. Hicks
Memorial Memoriam for Gertrude Hicks by Degree of Honor
The Protective Association D of H No 24 Steele City Nebraska adopts an in memoriam for Gertrude Hicks. It extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and drapes its charter in mourning for 30 days. Copies are sent to the family minutes and Steele City Press.
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H. No
Steele City
Nebraska
Gertrude Hicks
Patetal Ride Ends in Car Theft Tale
A young Indian named Clyde Younghorse allegedly bet himself a 656000 automobile and drove away in a public episode. The next day he reappeared on foot with a limp and bruises, claiming he feared high bids for the vehicles and warned others to beware.
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Clyde Younghorse
Younghorse
HOLLENBERG Mercantile Store Sold to Mrs. Parks
The Mercantile store at Holl enberg changed hands this week with Mrs. Geo Parks acquiring the business. Carrier Parks plans a vacation while Earl Dean continues mail on Route 1. Arvel Lewis and John Townsend visited and Camp Fussimmins in Colorado noted. Waldo Petsch, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Petsch, died after weeks of illness in Fairbury. The family receives many condolences.
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Hollenberg
Geo. Parks
Carrier Parks
Earl Dean
Arve
Lewis
Pairbury
Ted Correll
Hollenberg Route 1 Wedding Plans and Local Visits
Wedding bells will soon be ringing as Mrs. Henry Sand was ill last week. Wm Seitz shipped a car of hogs to St Joseph Friday. Mr and Mrs Vern Justis spent Sunday with the Ray Justis family. Miss Madge Sands assists Mrs Geo Parke with house work. Mr and Mrs Geo Simmons visited relatives near Hanover. Ernest Mosier spent a few days with relatives at Hanover. Joe Alexa shipped two cars of cattle to Kansas City with Frank Brenfiis. Minas Bilen James stays with brother Bert near Washington to help care for measles patients. Mr and Mrs Otto Brenneis and sons of near Diller spent Sunday with Frank and Mary Brenneis.
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Wm. Seitz
St. Joseph
Vern Justis
Ray Justis
Joe Alexa
Kansas City
Frank Brenfiis
Minas “Bilen
James
Bert
Washington
Otto’ Brenneis
Near Diller
Frank
Mary Brenneis
Local Family Notes and Birth Report From Week
Rose Malady spent the weekend with home folks. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Breazeale on Sunday February 10. Edgar Williams works for Tom Goca this week. Mr. Catlin installed radio for Mrs. Cuthbert last week. Dade Hartgraves sawed wood for Orville Belding Friday. Harve Warner and family spent Sunday at the Walter James home. John Malady suffers poison ivy and is under a doctor’s care. Charley Compton family spent Monday night at the Malady home.
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Rose Malady
Edgar Williams
Tom Goca
Mr. Catlin
Mrs. Cuthbert
Dade Hartgraves
Orville Belding
Harve Warner
Walter James
Luther Breazeale
Charley Compton
Malady
John Malady
Family visitors depart for Indiana from local area
Mrs. Phillipe and her four children who had been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Jones for four months left last week for their home in Indiana Vernon Hotchkiss of Caif Minnie Morian Mildred Hotchkiss Bill Saddler of Fairbury and George Banshaw visited the Malady home Sunday night
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Doli House
Phillipe
Mrs. Jones
Indiana
Vernon Hotchkiss
Caif
Minnie Morian
Mildred Hotchkiss
Bill Saddler
Fairbury
George Banshaw
Emancipation Of Women Sparks Debate On Smoking
A Fairbury News item discusses women adopting cigarette use in the nation. The piece notes some prominent women enjoying a post meal draw and argues emancipation may erode gender barriers in indulgence habits.
Town Pests and a Stale Joke Fragments in Odd Note
A garbled column remarking on a stale joke about a lost pocketbook and a three year old honeymoon incident. It mentions A. Geet Joke Never Lies, Jamie Mott, Nis, and a curious line about Wheetes All Wear Whiskers.
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Jamie Mott
Nis
Adlerika Relief Ad Promotes Gas Passage
An old ad asserts Adlerika expedites gas relief and reduces nervousness by acting on both bowels. It claims buckthorn bark alycerine and other ingredients expel matter lingering in the system, detoxify the stomach, and guard against appendicitis. Advertising copy credits Arner's Drug Store.
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Arner
Adv
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