18 Jan 1924
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1924
Page
1
An ad seeks alfalfa hay purchase while a fragmentary reflection on freedom and commitment contrasts with a dated sermonic tone. The garbled text cites C C Andrews and references natural earth changes and intimate vows.
A baby buggy is offered for sale with inquiry directed to Dr. Duvall.
Advertisement offering thorobred Duroc Jersey bred sows and a spring boar at low price. Contact Paul S. Beckwith in Diller via phone 104,36 for investment and breeding opportunities. Includes promotional note about opportunity for personal life and general world.
Fragmentary quotes depict Pertinent Truth and Charcoal Epic discussing nerve and faith. The dialogue references creation, perception of people, and a call for faith explanations, with Richmond pate as a noted source fragment.
Dr Leach dentist over F and M Bank Fairbury Dick Lamberts sale postponed to January 28 A H Gretzinger shipped one car of fat cattle Geo Crane now in charge of Hollenberg lumber yard Ice harvest active C J Clark and crew filling ice house Several men with cattle on St Joe market Audrey Henderson accident described Magic sum notes church meetings and upcoming installation of Rev Bruce W Davis at First Presbyterian Church Baby dies suddenly near town and local funeral notices.
A 14 year old boy, Frank Buss, son of Henry Buss, was accidentally shot while alone hunting four miles east of town on Sunday. The shotgun discharged with the barrel end near his hand, injuring the palm and wrist artery. He walked to J G Nida's home where Dr. DuVal treated the wound and doctors hope the hand may be saved.
The article traces the blue stocking badge from Venice in 1400 to Paris and England, highlighting Mrs. Montague and the Bas-bley club, Stillingfleet’s grave blue stockings, and Dr Samuel Johnson contrasts, noting the literary salon’s social daring and the era’s gendered scholarly culture.
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