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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
4
A partial and garbled speech from a Congress member in a Red Crom address in Los Angeles urged unity and love of country. The fragment mentions patriotism and national affection but lacks full context or details of speakers, dates, or affiliations.
Rocky Hollow residents note social visits over the weekend. Lester Belding spent Saturday night with Delbert Crouse, Charley Compton helped John Maladhy cut wheat last week, and Orville Belding shocked wheat for Andy Beiding. Henry Wiebe worked for Fred Kenning last week. A baby visited John Malady’s home Friday night to Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Leo Crouse with family spent Sunday at Andy Beiding’s home. The Malady and Compton families attended a gathering.
Miss Marjorie Reiber stayed several days at the Asche home while Eva and Myrna Talbcott visited Wm Kreuger last week. Sunday visitors included Mrs Ellen and daughters at Edgar, Roscoe and Harold’s home. Mr Packer planned to leave Edgar for harvest fields locally.
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The Washington Star notes three celestial events in year including a May 29 total solar eclipse in South America lasting nearly five minutes. A November all night partial lunar eclipse will cover one fifth of the moon and the final eclipse on November 22 is also described as a partial lunar event.
From Hanover, letters arrive from August Jaedicke Jr amid bank failure traces. Officials say Jaedicke, last seen at Beatrice, Neb., may mail letters from various Oregon postmarks to bank friends while hiding elsewhere. A Kantag City ad to his wife Gertrude sparks discussion as detectives weigh threats and possible returns.
Special Deputy Bank Commissioner Dugald Spence reports receiving letters from Jaedicke about the defunct bank. He notes the earliest known letter from the missing member dates to June ninth and says further details are uncertain.
MacMillan reports from Etah during the 1860-61 expedition that camps near Port Foulke housed up to 15 people in some years. The observation highlights the crowded conditions encountered by early explorers in the Arctic archipelago.
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