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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
8
Nebraska Legislature Convenes in Lincoln This Week
The article notes a heavy frost at a planned Lincoln barbecue, reports that the first postal savings bank in Nebraska was established in Nebraska City on Monday, and critiques political figures including Senator Burkett and Congressman Hinshaw as they pledge Nebraska to President Taft in 1912. It comments on Dr. Cook’s polar insanity claim and taunts Teddy Roosevelt, questioning political timing and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Dr. Cook
Teddy
Burkett
Hinshaw
Nebraska
Taft
Senator
Pather
Washington
Times
Dance at hall Saturday eve in Hollenberg
The community announces another dance in the hall on Saturday evening January 7. Miss Anna Weber spent several days with friends in Fairbury last week. Mrs. Will Ahlers visited relatives in Steele City this week. George Fielder and family arrived Sunday to visit relatives for an indefinite period. Miss Gladys Gillette was mentioned in passing with an incomplete note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Weber
Fairbury
Will Ahlers
Steele City
George
Fielder
Gladys Gillette
Local notes mix travel visits and marriages in Kansas
Mrs Reynolds plans a visit with the Guy Justis family in Topeka before returning. Leander Brown now of Wichita, formerly here, married in Iowa to a former Baldwin teacher. School resumes in the district Monday. Mrs Frank Lowe returns from Indianola. F Crinklaw’s daughter recovered from illness. J H Ellermeier installs a National cash register. Skating on the mill dam draws local youths daily. Two Waterville banks robbed last Friday night, about six to seven thousand dollars taken. Fred Zweifel and Dora Mandeville wed in Oklahoma and honeymooning here. Both former residents known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Kansas
Here
Fred Zweifel
Dora Mandeville
Oklahoma
Arriv
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