06 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
1
School begins, local residents travel, and families share news from Fairbury to Lawrence and Omaha. Items include patients, sales, land trades, coupons, lectures, and a Christmas baby, with church notices urging attendance and a stereopticon mission lecture next week.
Last Tuesday night a warm spell broke with rain and a subsequent snowfall enough to blanket the ground. The shift disrupted plans as streets slickened and temperatures dropped afterward.
A reader asks what a stadium is and the newspaper defines a stadium as a large ball park with a university attached, clarifying the term in a light exchange between a caller and the paper.
February 6 sale inviting good farmers and young buyers under 18 to purchase sows. Financing available from home tank or Fairbury Commercial Club. Promote Pig Club participation, noting others earned money from prior investments.
The notice highlights a South American resources talk at Parana Hall on Sunday evening at 7 30. It notes South America as a rich export region and promises information about South America to local readers.
On New Year’s afternoon Fred Fogqua and Lavioa Cockell both of Steele City were married by Rev. Knauer at his home. An evening gathering at the groom’s parents’ house included Ed Fuqua Martha Gamble Messmer Lenker Tinnet and Nezus family members from Kansas City. The couple will reside with the Gamble family.
Fragmentary notes mention Veerher-Stowe and a drawing card event with a horse named Vik Wel and a stumble leading to a single up, with incomplete references to Arkanene Themas Cut and related details.
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