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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Papebie Strietty and a November 25 1904 date in Stacie City Nebraska. References to Congress and a March 1 1273 clause appear garbled. Likely an aged public notice or legal reminder with unclear specifics.
Fifth and sixth grades work on Oyster Parming and Petroleum booklets with a fund for a candy box purchase. Seventh and eighth grades develop an Eskimo Project and maps of Asia while students like Louis Shanek contribute to class work. Several pupils including Reena Bundy and Edna James show attendance patterns and illness affects duties.
Reynolds brings one of the best county teams to our floor for a Friday game promising solid basketball. See a competitive matchup and witness skilled play on the court.
Ten year old Virgil Funke of Hallenburg suffered a punctured eyeball when a wooden spear struck his eye during play. Dr Rhoades of Hanover rushed to Concordia for hospital consultation, then returned to report the eye was removed Tuesday night.
At a called meeting of the R N A the following officers were installed Oracle Rena Mowry Vice Oracle Emma Dexter Oracle Mabel Barr Chancellor Ida Townsend Recorder Dorothy Dean Receiver Anna Decker Marshal Mary Derrick Marion Cora Martin Mayme Asche Olive Mueller Physician Grace DuVail Musician Laura Townsend Earl Dean and daughter are Pairbury Sunday The M W of A are having their hair plastered Charley Weber visited sister Loana Wing ill Fred Froelick admitted to Concordia hospital in poor health hoped for recovery A Outhier moves from country to town occupying Mrs Hylands house
Winter top model in good condition offered for sale by M. O. Sampson. Contact details not provided.
Reports praise from McCall Stock Co shows. Paul Jones returns to Rising City due to ill health. Walter Fisher and family head to Harry Nebraska. Mrs Annie Shepherd travels to Fairbury to care for grandson with pneumonia. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Lew Vaughn to plan banquets. Mr and Mrs T A McFarland of Ohiowa visit. Gladys Beedle recovers to return to Fairbury work. John Shepherd visits from Marysville. Frank Swartz installs a radio. Additional garbled lines reference potter and workshop mentions.
The excerpt reflects a fragmented archaic critique of courtly language and authority. It references figures like Samson and Absalom in a murky discussion of justice, punishment, and rhetorical use within ancient or stylized legal frames.
Haroutoun Gedojian, once chef to Egypt’s royal household and a favorite of Kitchener and princes, now runs a distinctive gold coast restaurant in Chicago. In forty three years he has specialized in evaporated milk driven flavors and secrets forged in service to Egyptian royalty.
Scientists discuss a claim that mature toads always return to the pond where hatched to mate and lay eggs, a pattern observed in some regions though not universally proven. Researchers note environmental factors may influence such homing behavior.
State Line News notes Mr and Mrs Joe James called at the John Goes home. L A Harper and family spent Sunday at the Jess Davis home. Several from the neighborhood attended Bert James radio event at his home.
Report of the condition for Farmers State Bank of Steele City Nebraska as of December 31 1925 with resources including cash in banks gold coin and securities and liabilities such as capital stock surplus and deposits verified by cashier K S Wilfley and directors G L Wilffey Luther Bonham and sworn January 15 1926.
B A Greenwood delivered mules to Fairbury Tuesday. Mrs. Leonard Foster spent Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Rathban. Mr and Mrs B A Greenwood visited their son Harold near Washington Wes. Mrs Rathban hosted relatives Thursday for her husband’s birthday. George Graffs were Sunday callers at Abba Rock’s home. Sunday visitors at the Greenwood home included Earl Riddle and family and Alfred Rosner of Daykid.
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