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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
4
North of Seaulechier a sale item lists 9 head of horses and a miles, 19 head of cattle, 25 hems of Duroc hogs, some chickens hay feed and farm machinery. W. F. Rader.
Willey and Dawson sold 23 hogs for 1527.50 at an average 66.40 with top at 130. Dawson moved ten hogs for 860 average 86 top 142.60. Entire cash sale. Fairbury Chamber reps bought eight tops for boys pig club. bidders pleased with strong prices.
Local items report the ill child of Wilkie Ahlers and community efforts like a pie supper that raised 28.80. The Chapman family welcomes a daughter born February 12 1921. Several visits, travels and small events mark a busy week including church notes and family birthdays.
The report highlights a lively social evening with Mr. Sherd Henderson and Mrs. Marvy Miller leading a "search of hearts" performance. It promises laughter and amusement at a Hollenberg Union Aid social event.
Walter James helped Bill Jones batcher a hog on Thursday. Clare Cuthbert sawed wood for John Maladhy on Thursday. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs George Schmidt has been quite sick.
Rolland and Matilda Wiebe visit Jansen with friends. Pearl Young from Colby Kans travels to stay a month with cousins Mr and Mrs Leo Crouse. Liberty Nebr man Norman Fenti and others stay at Henry Williams and Crouse homes. Windmill repair with John Malachy aided by Ch asley and Paul Compton. Russell Shoebotham and families visit Cap Pairchilds and the Compton households.
The notice outlines needed items including windmill towers and markers for corn planters, cultivator beams, manure spreader slats and beater bars, and standard size lumber Hav rack parts. It specifies dimensions like 4x4 and 2x2 for clarity and procurement.
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