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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
4
A mixed school update notes Friday basketball with teachers versus students on Steete City floor. Report on last Friday's games shows boys 52 to 31 in favor, and girls 113 to 52. Various class activities include mapmaking, raffia bag weaving, and readings. Local notices mention residents moving to Los Angeles and a juvenile court case in Jefferson county jail.
A fragmented market note discusses ballast fees and shipping of rare items to New York, mentioning Weg, Weed, and related terms. It references prices around $1 and notes about air exposure affecting quality, with stray lines about coconuts seeds and a New York market. The piece ends with Thought for the Day urging focus on God instead of time.
Roland Wiebe wins a Ford in Pairbury test week while Peel Compton aids Walter James botcher a bog on Monday. Rose and Minnie Maisdr spend Monday night with Fern Kiskell as Mr Cuthhert issues pies to Mr Satth of Pairbury. Henry Williams handles the microphone with fortune and breaks his right arm during the week as Mrs Williams recovers from illness but shows improvement in writing.
A string of short items reports neighbors on the Route: Gereals sewing for Laurel, Joe Alexa trading his truck, Hopeten buying plower for his daughter, Carpets moving to Dice farm, Decker plowing end rows, Townsend at Fairbury, Algeo residence in town, death notices for Mr Palmer and RN of A kin Liszie Palmer, illness concerns, Washington calls by Jesse Davis, Gen Grefte and family visiting, Ed Jesus issue well attended, Zwerfel family visiting Carl Ames, Kens Mowrr and friend hosting a club, Myers brothers moving a house to Phil Asche Jr. farm, Ernie Fielder family with Lee, Alvin Singleton in Hanover, Segier and family in Emmons, Ellison move to Geo Patterson farm, Franken moving to Ellison place, Kutch families visiting Miller Neb., Leonard Sands visiting Central City with cousin Lawrence Dickerson.
Six horses and mares listed for sale appear with color and age details. Black geldings and mares include an 8 year old weighing 1300 to 1400 pounds, a bay mare aged 14 weighing 1300 pounds, and a bay smooth mouth horse weighing 1158 pounds.
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