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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
4
A notice states a payment of $50 is due strictly in advance, requiring prompt settlement to avoid further action. No recipient name or date appears in readable text.
Mrs Fitzsimmons and family plan improv ments and a move from Pelser farm to Townsend early next week. Gari Townsend visited his father Sunday while Anna Weber worked in Hanover last Wednesday. Mrs Grant Townsend stayed with her sister Mrs Lichten. The Hoxie family returned home in Republican City after a January visit. Bro Rawls and wife with Miss Sophia Baker and Miss Mary Brewiles visited James Packer Sunday. Deputy Reitzer of Washington, MWA, called last weekend and rumors hint at a big night Saturday. Mrs Wm Jones was summoned to Iowa Monday night.
State Line News notes various local households hosting visitors and attending gatherings Sunday and Wednesday evenings. Names include Frank Rathbun Herman Allesheiligan Earnest Emer vis ite and Joe Jame Goeeome, B Goes, Geo Graff, I A Harper, Fred Schmitt, and Harry Mowry with trips to Geneva and a funeral at Ghen.
The Knights and Ladies held their meeting at Roy James home Monday evening.
Wayne McCreight spent the weekend with Richard DeVries at his home in Hickman. Fred Chancellor returns to Endicott after weeks in Colorado. Pansy Swett came home after weeks in Beatrice. Frank Rose of Fairbury was an Endicott caller Monday. Grandma Wells died January 15 at her daughter Mrs Ralph Montgomery in Haviock. Funeral at Endicott M E Church conducted by Rev Clark of Fairbury, burial in Fairbury cemetery. Melvin Alien visiting hometown. Porter Price and Geo Price visited Wilber with Porters folk. Holloway and Louie Kuthanek of Fairbury attended church. Wilden Sterner had tonsils removed in Fairbury. recovering. Bill Cook of Evanston visiting Clay Vaughn. Plans for the Pather and Son show Monday night January 25.
The readable fragments describe mixed beverages and recipes, listing ingredients like milk water cocoa and fruit juice, with notes on chilling serving methods. Several garbled phrases reference temperatures, ice, and mixing steps, suggesting a column on drink preparation.
The text describes a Native American name for a river tied to a trader group and notes a historical use of corn meal, furs, and tobacco in trade. It mentions singing, speaking as tied to corn use and burned containers for sacrifice or healing, and a portable container for a spoke device as a later development.
A fractured report alleges rigidity in phase person leadership, with low turnout and disputed results. Officials in Rirmighad face scrutiny as voters question legitimacy and the election process amid a confusing tally.
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