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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
9
Public notice from Steele City Nebraska references a post at the city and a March 1 187d event. The text appears as a damaged archival fragment likely listing dates and local notices from 1922. Readers should consult the original source for exact dates and actions.
Steele City voters cast about 155 ballots in a quiet election with women making up over 30 percent of the total. The K P lodge of Diller will surrender its charter, with members transferring to Linden Lodge No 146 in Steele City next Friday. A picnic is planned in the city park after the lodge work. Nominations for state offices are noted, with Howe and Hitchcock likely on the Republican ticket for U S Senate and governor, Bryan winning on the Democratic side. Charley Barber’s barn near Diller was struck by lightning but caused no fire.
Clair Cuthbert threshed for Kenning Bros this week. Mrs. Nash Troxel visits from Kan. Mrs. Harve Werner spent Sunday with the Waiter James. Mrs. Tom Goen is under a doctor's care. Mrs. Asche of Washington Kan. visited with her daughter Mrs. Tom Goen. Rolland Wiebe of Jansen stayed with his parents Thursday through Sunday. Mrs. Malady and Mrs. Cuthbert visited Mrs. Perry Cuthbert and Mrs. W. D. Shepherd Sunday. Frank Withem and family left for Kansas to harvest after visiting with his sister Mrs. Bill Jones.
Mr Chester Pearson shelled corn last week. John Derrick visits son Will in Colorado Springs. Mrs George Wilson and baby visited Frank Wilson Sunday evening.
Lewis Sand visits relatives at Odeilj. Pat Havertys entertain Iowa relatives. Mr and Mrs Jesse Davis Washington callers Saturday. Edward Haverty conducts Davenport business. Lee Fielder of Fairbury visits Ernie’s family Sunday. Farmer ball team defeated by Steele City. score not learned. Otto Brenneis and children near Diller visit Howland family. Oscar Nelson daughter from Rozet, Wyoming left after two weeks. Roy Welch visits parents Sunday evening. Roscoe James and Kelly of Bogue Kansas visit A B James family.
Residents of Diller chase a tramp harvest hand named Thomas after he abducted and choked Mrs. Harry Thompson about 10 pm. The sheriff and neighbors pursued him to Emil Krebs farm 23 miles northeast, where he was captured and brought back to Fairbury for custody. The filing also notes a brief ancient Egyptian shaving history.
The State Journal announces a cut price subscription offer: one dollar to January 1, 1923, with a choice of morning or evening editions and complete 24 hour service. A Plymouth News tornado note recounts Herman Grabowski narrowly missing injury when a henhouse was blown over, and news of a dog swept away by the storm near Adam Heiliger's farm.
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