Steele City High School Notes and Events Summary
Steele City High School reports student changes with Leona Petsch replacing Lena Moritz as girls basketball guard. Students host birthday party for Chas Crinkian and plan a hard time social to raise funds for encyclopedias. Wheat rust talk by Bruce Harris, W C T U activities, and a motion praising Mr. Phelps’s gift are also noted.
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Dey
Steele
Leona Petsth
Lena Moritz
Bruce Harris
Drummond
Young Peoples
Lyie Bryant
Carl Barber
Grayce Deems
Steele City High School
Phelps
Fragmented Sentry Note Reflects Turbulent Times
A garbled OCR passage reflects a chaotic scene with military ranks and dialogue about orders, discipline, and confusion. Names and places are obscured, but the text hints at a wartime command, routine tasks, and strained morale amid ongoing conflict.
Crown Prince Sean Sought in Bootless Room
Inquiries turn to the throne room as whispers recount Sean titled crown prince and a cryptic remark about seeking him where a throne resides.
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Sean
Crown Prince
Archdeacon Stuck’s Arctic coast voyage noted
Archdeacon Stuck famed for Mount McKinley ascent journeyed along Alaska’s desolate Arctic coast last winter. His route spanned from the west coast inland to Fort Yukon, facing bitter winds and near barren seas, with rare shelter and meager provisions noted by observers.
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Alaska
Archdeacon Stuck
Mouxy McKinley
Arctic Court
Fort Yukon
Py Tie
PEP Spirit Named By Grace G. Bostwick
The quotation highlights PEP as vigor courage grit and optimism. Grace G. Bostwick praises PEP as a force that lifts neighbors supports towns and helps individuals face challenges with resilience and a positive spirit.
Farmers and Inventories in Income Tax Rulings
The ruling discusses allowing farm inventories for income tax determinations, noting prior revenue refusals to accept farm inventories boosted farmer taxes. The College argues inventories align farmers with businessmen, citing cases where inventory refusals cost farmers over 500 dollars. Also promotional line for Chamberlain's Tablets sold by Arner's Drug Store.
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College
Chamberlain
Arner
He'd Better Learn Johnny Te Dister's Bean
Fragmentary text hints at a regional saying or speech piece. It references skating and a warning to hurry, with unclear context and missing details about people or events.
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Johnny
Te Dister’s Bean
Sunken Vessels Rise Conversation Endures
Fragmented OCR reveals confusion over a vast underwater wreckage issue. Ambiguous figures and garbled names suggest a discussion of large-scale salvage and contested claims involving multiple parties and historical references.
Three stenographers chase free streetcar rides
Three young women stenographers offered a prize of a half-pound box of tea to the person who secured the most free rides on the streetcars next week. The purse rode on the car twice daily, and the winner boasted gains while others faced occasional misses by conductors.
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Munses
Agem
Times Are Hard and Jeans Demand Rise
A fragment notes that demand for jeans has tripled while supplies lag. It suggests in emergencies regular depositors should be favored for accommodations, reflecting cautious financial priorities during tough times.
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Tobey
Son of Napoleon I Heir to Empire Not Crowned
A fragmentary notice notes Napoleon I’s son by his second wife born in 1811 who became Duke of Reichstadt in 1838 and heir to the throne of an emperor. He lived at Francis I’s court near Vienna until his death in 1832. He is sometimes called Napoleon II though never reigned. His mother was Marie Louise.
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Napoleon I
Rome
Reichstadt
Francis I of
Austria
Francis I
Vienna
Emperor of
Pranse
Napoleon II
Marie Louse
Food Speculator's Hunger Shadowed by Next Mess
A fragment suggests a character described as a food speculator who frets over securing enough food at the next mess. The dialogue hints at hunger and worry about future provisions.
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Grace and
George Duvall
Depot
LS. Taylor
M.D
Canklaw’s Garage
Mies Shuman
Kensington
Chas.Crinkian
Ze Bee
Dan
Che
Ditler
Boye Diay
Steele City
Basket
Bal
Bove
Fivor
Lene Moritz
Humboldt
Leng
Ain
Bankeball
Alexandria
Mm Parvenn
Sutherdane
Liewtenant
Rand
Ilangars
Useel Ellere
Birmingham
Alasha
Mount Mckkinley
Deso We Wang
Flaxman “Land
Archidescon
Stefansson
Stefano
Ew.c. TU
Thorsdey
Dry rMnmond
Ocky Hollow
Walter James
Harve Warner
John Malady
Fairbury
Olen Nutter
Clarence Price
Russell Troxel
Cora Cuthbert
Norman Fentiman
Walter Williams
Will Jones
George Schmidt
Perry Carrico
George Kenning
Baby
Frank Fentiman
Johnnie of Liberty
Nebr
Norman
Earl Fentiman
Tony Ty
Grace G. Bostwick
Mickie
Worta
Sabvang
Orean
Capwin Kidd
Spengah Gumlt
Ile
Freeman’s Pp
Bone
McLucas
Sampson
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