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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
4
Forests Turned Into Auto Fuel and Output Claims
A historical notice reports that more than 385 000 000 feet of turn can be used in a single year for automobiles in the United States. The document is sworn as a correct copy of a report to the State Bureau of Blocking K. 3, Welfley, with attestations by L. Wiley, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Oor
L&r & Wifey
Hove
State Bureau of Bocking K
United States
Daily State Journal
Daily Journal
Nebraska
Friday Night Double Header Games At Our Gym
School notes describe a fast Friday basketball double header against Hollenberg with prior win on their floor. Girls game expected to be close as our team edged them earlier. Also mentions Room II readers, class work in Plane Geometry, Pedagogy, and busy work in primary grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenberg
Tahitian superstition still guides fishing lore
Old beliefs persist among Tahitians who converted to Christianity over a century ago. Fishermen rely on a carved fish god kept in a cave. when the head points inland, catches are plentiful, but pointed toward the sea, fishing grounds are said to be barren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahiti
CEST LA CUERRE Dramatizes Secretive Colonel's Question
A fragment shows a colonel demanding why someone hides away and a reference to Grubcoin as a busy manager of affairs. The dialogue hints at concealment and character tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubcoin
Bie
Obituary notes of Agnes Mary Melville and Ames Ames
Agnes Mary Melville born February 15 1841 in Concord New Hampshire died January 5 1923 in Steele City Nebraska. She taught in Indiana Illinois and Nebraska later as principal in Steele City and Beatrice Endicott and Stratton. Funeral January 7 at Presbyterian church with remarks by Dr Knauer. Ames Ames born May 2 1884 in Vermont died at 88 from multiple diseases in Boise Idaho mother Marion Nichols married 1864. Survived by wife eight children and numerous grandchildren. Burial in Meridian cemetery located in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mary Melville
Concord
N. H
Steele City
Nebr
George and
Miriam Lovejoy Melville
Scotland
New England
Emma A. Challis
Helen M. Bliss
Beatrice, Endicott and Stratton
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Knauer
Tennyson
Meridian Cemetery
Ames
Vermont
Elizabethtown
Marion Nichols
Boise
Methodist Church
Alfred C
Mountain Grove
Addie Marsters
Arthur E. Ames
Isaac D
University Place
Alvnz F
Heyburn
Solon Eugene
Fruitland
Car
Hilsenberg
Kansas
William O
Rupert
Install Officers of D. of H. Lodge Name Officers
The D. of H Lodge installed officers on Monday January 7 with Madelaine McDonald as President and Alice Palmer as 2nd Vice President. Officers listed include Prease oo 5 a Dott Garrett Ast View Pres Dora Wing Financial Sec Sarah Wallace Recording Sec Marie Arner Treasurer Fern Kiskalt Usher Anna Crinklaw Assistant Usher Myrtle Bundy Inner Watch Outer Watch Ellen Garrett Minnie Allen Doctor Grace DuVall. An advertisement promotes Fisher's Lung Balm for chest colds and croup with Arner's Drug Store as seller. Also a note mentions a blind spot dispute discussed by T. N. Vail and a cited life quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of H.lodge
Madelaine McDonald
Garrett
Alice Palmer
Dora
Ellen Garrett
Minnie Allen
Grace DuVall
What's in a Name Gladys in Myth and Meaning
Mildred Marshall explores name origins from Claudia to Gladys and their linguistic history. The piece traces Gladys from Claudian roots through English adoption, notes cultural variants, and links agate as a talisman to ward peril and grant charm. It mentions Tuesday as a lucky day and hints at old legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys de Montmorency
Gladys
Claudii
Rome
Claudius
Britain
Europe
Claudia
St. Timothy
Cladus
England
Claudie
France
Claudine
Glandie
Italy
Spain
America
Agate
Lis
Local residents visit kin and attend Endicott-Steele City game
Orville Belding and family visited the Alva Belding home in Washington Kansas. Mr and Mrs Malady and daughters visited the Mike Banahan home near Endicott. Roland Wiebe returned from Fairbury for a two week stay. Many locals attended the Endicott versus Steele City basketball doubleheader at Endicott, with Steele City winning both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Belding
Alva Belding
Washington
Kansas
Mrs. Malady
Mike Banahan
Endicott
Roland Wiebe
Fairbury
Steele City
Births And Installations In Local Lodges Reported
Mr Bunn Justis of Scotta bluff visits his people here. Fairbanks family missed installation due to ill children. Rex and Mrs Bixby Los Angeles announce birth of son on January 11 1923. Mrs Bixby formerly Miss Ia Lewis. Hennerberg child swallowed Lysol, taken to Hanover for care. Installation of lodge officers held last Saturday night with Mr Lewis as installing officer for M W A and Mrs Cushman as Manhattan deputy for R N A. Over a hundred plates served at supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunn
Justis
Scottabluff
Fairbanks
Rex Bixby
Los Angeles
Bixby
Ia Lewis
Clarence Hennerberg
Hanover
Mr. Lewis
Cushman
Manhattan
Hollenberg Route 1 Social News Roundup
Virgil Welch of Hanover visited home folks on Hollenberg Route 1. Numerous relatives gathered as Vern Justis entertained on Sunday. Others traveled between Odell Wymore Chicago Milwaukee and local homes for visits and dinners. The piece ends noting a safe remedy for croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Welch
Hanover
Vern Justis
Pete
Ralph
Sands
Odell
Henry
Mise Magwie Goes
Wymore
Fred Koch
A.B. Justis
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Harry Welch
Margaret
Perle Welch
Jerome Kolb
Chicago
Milwaukee
Edna Fielder
Liberty Emb
Frank Miller
Fairbury
Guy Henderson
Osborne
H. Diller
Diller
Rena Mowry
Jos. Brenners
Buoy
Endicott
Samuel Freeman
Viller
Stephen Stapaulos
Commutation Granted for Hanover Bank Ex-President Jaedicke
August Jaedicke Jr former president of the Hanover State Bank received a five year commutation on his prison term at a Topeka hearing before Governor Allen. He already served three consecutive terms of one to five years for embezzlement and now has two five year terms remaining on parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Jaedicke Jr
Hanover State Bank
Allen
Topeka
Jaedicke
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