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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
4
Vague OCR text references a county clerk, district, and judge on a nonpartisan judicial ticket. Names mentioned include Louis J Nutzman. Document appears to request support from friends in a local election context.
Democratic electors select a county commissioner candidate at the primary with provisions naming L. Shaffer running for County Superintendent and Progreenve in the slate.
An individual announces candidacy for representative of Jefferson County. The message mentions voters of the Republican and Progressive parties set for the primary on August 18, 1914.
Harm Fahrenwald and John Kenning cut oats late last week while many fields will miss ripening before next week. The Congregational church Ladies Aid held an all day quilting session with a noon dinner for husbands and families.
Mrs Allen on sick list this week and Illinois visitors with Mr Slaughters. Mr and Mrs J A Blannett hosted Fred Warren and children last week. Burlington steam shovel works gravel pit for Fairchild Brothers. Twenty five friends bid Edith Lambert farewell after a school meeting. Annual school meeting held Monday with sixty three voters. Frank Ellsworth moderator and Chester McCurdy treasurer. New board to secure a higher priced principal.
The passage mentions Mrs Charley Fostia and a person identified as Mes Wolf returning home after a week with Mex Wolfs sant and Mes Jerry Shields of Montgomery County Kansas. The fragmented text records social travel and local names without a clear event or outcome.
Dorothy Reiberg, a Hanover caller, visited Monday along with HE Mueller of Lanham. Mrs. Cora Ablers, Mrs. Fred Yager, and Nell Farris of Washington traveled, while threshing machines began activity nearby. B Davia and W Longwell spent days in town as Mellie Nation injured her knee playing and required stitches.
A promotional plea urges readers to choose the Lincoln State Journal as a fearless independent daily. It touts a one dollar trial price for daily and Sunday editions through after the November election, claims merit over schemes, and promises advance payment with no forced subscriptions.
A newspaper item notes Tango and related steps gaining popularity among Bay area dancers. It cites local families and visitors attending gatherings at Seifford’s home and nearby sites, with plans to attend theater and cabaret to learn new moves.
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