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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
Readable fragments mention City, Nebraska and March dates with unclear references to poetry and congress. The text seems part of a local column or memo from 1904 with scattered phrases and vague numbers.
A July 18 primaries vote would select Leonard W Colby as a qualified man for Judge of the Supreme Court. The edition notes grain ripening uneven this year and early wheat cutting efforts. A Dobson insect was identified after Frank Maniey sent a specimen to the state university. James Edmond of Omaha visited F W Beckwith at his home, an early settler in Sceele City from 1878. he helped run an early furniture store with Chas Haines. The Norfolk Press comments on the home as foundation of the republic and notes modern life moving health care and funerals through hospitals and undertakings.
Miss Nel Coons of Steele City Nebraska attends Nebraska Wesleyan University this summer at Universi ty Place registered for English ecology American literature and supervised play. Mrs Carrie Sminia also of Steele City takes study at Wesleyan in Educational meals. Mr and Mrs Francis Wallace express sympathy and thanks during their baby's illness and death.
On Wednesday afternoon June 28 the Woman's Club of Steele City entertained the Woman's Club of Diller at Mrs. Wm. Pearson's home. Miss Raby Shultz Agatha Megonigie Mary Andrews and Madelaine McDonald led an engaging program followed by a two course luncheon. Diller ladies listed include Mrs. Beil Mrs. Callander Mrs. Clark Mrs. Culler Mrs. Dunn Mrs. Innis Mrs Fouts Mrs Hadiev Mrs Hill Mrs Lembrecht Mrs Logan Mrs Mayborn Mrs Meyers Mrs Miller Mrs Mudge Mrs Riddie Mrs Steffen Mrs Vietz and Mrs Woods.
The Sunday School picnic in the park drew a growing crowd Tuesday the 4th as families arrived by car with baskets and tables. A communal mess followed roll call. Activities included games and a baseball match under ideal weather, leaving attendees with fond memories of a spirited, peaceful gathering.
A journal note states the damage to the dam was likely minor and caused little consequence though occurring during the day. No injuries or major outcomes are reported.
Mrs. O B Nelson and daughter Maggie of Rozetanger Jon attended a Liberty meeting on Wednesday. A large crowd gathered to enjoy the event and honor the Misses Bernice Hav.
An English war entrant has perfected a steam motor truck that runs on coke for fuel, demonstrating an innovative approach to powered transportation.
Ordinance No 64 levies 5.5 mills on all taxable village property in Steele City Jefferson County for 1922. Of this levy 2.5 mills go to the village General Fund one mill to Light Fund one mill to Interest on Bonds Fund and one mill to the Sinking Fund. The ordinance takes effect after approval by the chairman and board of trustees Cassell and R A Amer EO.
W A Fellers announces candidacy for Nebraska State Senate in the Seventeenth District Republican primary set for July 18. He cites twenty one years on a Gage county farm and twenty four years in Chester lumber and grain as qualifications and asks for voter support.
An old-era reflection states cheerful demeanor mirrors health and vigor. It links bright color in the cheek to good living and warns that habitual grooming aside, foul air, poor sustenance, hard labor, or wayward habits mar a man’s state.
An obscure excerpt describes a character claiming insight about bunting and belonging to a society for creature protection. The narrator notes finding a way out of difficulty by using blank carcridgen when bunting, with a fragmentary, surreal tone from La Ralonnitre.
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