Steele City Markets Produce Summary
Markets in Steele City reported produce listings with unclear figures and items dated around 40 50 18. The fragment lacks clear events or names to specify.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
4
Markets in Steele City reported produce listings with unclear figures and items dated around 40 50 18. The fragment lacks clear events or names to specify.
Morning after an illness of several years Mrs. John died in the city near her daughter Mrs. John F. The funeral was held at the M. E. church at 2 30 p m with Rev H B Allen of Marengo officiating. The casket lay among flowers and interment followed in City cemetery. Phiney Woten was born in Jay.
Alexandria hosted both boys and girls hoops games last Friday with the boys routing opponents 28 to 12 and the girls winning 21 to 5. The return games are set for February 2 with the boys traveling to Plymouth next Friday.
Mrs. Pat Dailey suffered severe injuries Tuesday afternoon when a horse pulled her by a rope wrapped around her hand. She was dragged a distance, three fingers torn from her hand, possible rib fractures and a serious neck bruise. Odell Oracie reports from Beatrice.
Henry Williams assisted Leo Crouse with a well repair on Friday. Leo Thomas, previously ill, shows signs of improvement. George Schmidt and family visited Bill Jones Sr. Clare Cuthbert works with Henry Williams. Henry Wiebe and Leo Crouse joined Norman Fentiman and family from Liberty for a Friday to Sunday visit at Andy Belding’s home. Chas Compton and Will Garrett’s households cover chores during a Denver trip. Emmett Nutter of Denver visits Olen and the Nutter family in Fairbury.
In Hollenberg the town reports considerable illness among children. A Christian Endeavor discussion titled Self Control is planned for Sunday night. Mrs. Tainter of Washington visits. James Nation Sr. opens a store at Shea. Community singing every Friday at the south church is announced with Fitzsimmons, Packer, Talbott, and others handling leadership.
A local group announced a plan to restore a historic colonial home with community fundraising and volunteer work. They seek grants from regional historic preservation authorities and public donations to cover repairs, insulation, and period-accurate restoration.
A garbled transcription shows a merchant asking about a last job and a series of roles like doer cashier bookkeeper and clerk. The speaker explains no one to tell and that they ran it, with Reston and Tran- as stray names in the fragment.
A fragment notes a claim that Pomeranians performed well in war while questioning what tiny dogs could do against large soldiers. The dialogue hints at a debate over dogs role in conflict.
In a public discussion a speaker prompts a poet to reveal their livelihood, highlighting the tension between art and income. The exchange underscores the challenge poets face in turning creativity into a steady living.
A Dallas widow argues that once a habit starts it is hard to stop. She notes that ending patterns like marriage can be difficult and urges awareness of compulsive behavior.
The Relet Council raises 33 million dollars to aid 3,500,000 children in eastern and central Europe this winter. Eight relief groups including the American Relief Administration and the American Red Cross unite to direct charitable energy to feed and aid those unferto gates in need.
The text notes widespread rickets among Vienna children, describing a growing and serious health threat. It mentions many youngsters suffering and the condition affecting a broad segment of the pediatric population, highlighting concern over a mounting health issue.
A village fire brigade captain reportedly refused to summon bin men to the blaze because of rain. The fire owner was too busy to continue efforts until the first day.
Notice is given that the creditors of Eugene Zoellin deceased will meet the executrix before the County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on April 18 1921 at nine oclock a m to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months are allowed for creditors to present claims from January 17 1921. All claims not filed by April 17 1921 will be barred. By order of the Court dated January 17 1921 Louts J Nutzman County Judge Frank L Rain Atty for Estate.
An advertisement praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for biliousness improving appetite and vitality. It promotes sale at Arner's Drug Store and cites general health benefits. The passage blends with unrelated literary hints and reader prompts from Pittsburgh Sun materials.
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