08 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
1
Steeler City enjoyed a wet but safe Fourth of July with local notes on Harold Whitney’s wrist boil, the Bloom’s 60th anniversary, and a spate of storm damage. Farmers Elevator shipped three cars of grain while Diller plans a two day picnic August 10 and 11 and rainfall improves the crop outlook despite uprooted trees and damaged barns.
One good milk cow just fresh for sale. Inquire of Paul Beck.
A Saturday program promises a baseball double header with Odell or another strong nine to fill the lineup on the school grounds in fine condition. In the evening a big wrestling bout features Carmody of Fairbury against Fond of Hanover in a tent, following last Monday's match won by Bond in two straight falls.
A clipped dialogue from the New York Sun features a mother and daughter debating an engagement with Harold. The mother confronts the idea while the daughter argues their mutual dislike and calls for false congeniality between parties.
A union plans a new lodging house in Boston with fair prices and cooperative buying. Members pay $49 annually for sheets and a first year, while joining requires recommendation by an investigating committee and a majority vote of current members.
A humor filled note from the past describes John's ire over Ruth keeping his diamond ring and Jimines ring on her finger. Jim and Ruth clash with witty retorts about pride and possession in a small town exchange. Reverend Heyho and family plan summer duties in Diller while staying at the Presbyterian manse.
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