Steele City Market Advance Notice of Election
Local notice indicates the government plans to hold a public election on March 1 in Steele City. This summary preserves the readable entities and official tone from the original notice.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
2
Marriages of Edythe Coone and Clara Kula Highlight Local Notices
Announcement covers Mise Edythe Mae Coone of Clarkston Washington marrying Thomas H Lanway of Kamiak Idaho in Lewiston Idaho. It also notes the wedding of Mrs Clara Kula’s daughter at Silver Creek with DeWitt Sherman Bryant of Lincoln officiated by Rev Kankel, with details on attendants and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Edythe Coone
Daugster
Silver Creek
Clara Kula
John Kula
DeWitt Sherman Bryant
Frank Bryant
Lincoln
Kankel
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Mayme Kula
Helen Marie Davis
James Rowan
Anna Karnes
Bryant
Gardiner
University of Nebraska
Steele
Colonel Marsters Named Federal Prohibition Director for Idaho
The Boise based paper notes Elias Marsters, a longtime auctioneer and Republican organizer, is appointed federal prohibition director of Idaho, succeeding Eugene C. Room. Born near Plymouth Indiana in 1860, he moved to Lilinoim then Nebraska before settling in Boise in 1897, where he contributed to stock breeding and valley development. He previously served as deputy sheriff and as deputy U.S. marshal under Shad Hodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Marsters
Boise, Idaho
Doty Ltd
Marsters
Prohibition
Idaho
Eugene C. Room
Washington
Diabatch
Republican Party
James D. Arnew
Ada
United States Marshal
Shad Hodwin
Colonel Marsters
Indiana
Plymouth
Marshall County
Lilinoim
Nebraska
Boise
Local Social Notes From Rocky Hollow and Nearby
Walter James aided Otis Swett Unreed Monday while Clare Cuthbert began threshing for George Schmidt Saturday. The Chas Compton family visited Will Comptes’s flat during the week. Andy Belding family visited Panker's Sunday. Joe Smith arrived from Norfolk Nebraska to see sister Cara Cuthbert and brother Annon Smith. Lydia Relding returned from Illinois after visiting sister Perle Roderick. Sueken family from Prairie Hill Massachusetts visited Sueken’s sister. Mean Jobin Malady and family traveled by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James
Otis Swett
Clare Cuthbert
George Schmidt
Joe Smith
Norfolk
Nebr
Cara Cuthbert
Annon Smith
Lydia Relding
Illinois
Perle Roderick
Hollenberg Chautauqua Cancelled and Local News
Local notes report dam work at the south bridge and questions about holding Chautauqua this year. Other items mention visits from Washington residents, medical visits for an infected finger, a worker unable to return to duty, and attendance at cream testing exams in Marysville. Mrs. Kielder dies after a long illness. funeral by Mr. Fitzsimmons with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bridge
Mrs
Prank Justin
Washington
Chas
Justin
Elmer Talbott
Ousin
Iowa
Marjorie Reiber
Steele City
John Weber Jr
Nome
Fitesimmons
Reiber
Pearl Justis
Marysville
Kielder
Altho
Ladies Aid
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Lincoln student Bryants hosting after August
A California native, now a dentistry student at the University of Nebraska, is set to graduate next year. He is a member of Xi Psi Phi. Mr and Mrs Bryant will be at home in Lincoln after August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Nutaman
Emma Stegeman
Reta Arena
H. Stegneman
Auburn Sanitarium
Judge Nutzman
Fairbury
Bell Telephone Co
Hastings
Nebr
Fairbury Newa
Rewe
California
Unversity of
Nebraska
Xi Psi Pai
Bryant
Lincoln
Lincoln State Journal
Norwich Canaries and Their Working Class Heritage
The Norwich city scene is linked to the canary trade, with Weavers of Flanders and exiled crafts like bootmakers and steel workers involved. Prewar counts suggest about 4,000 breeders and a yearly turnover of 30,000 birds through a principal dealer, who believes Norwich canaries could thrive as wild birds if cared for. Wild canaries could enrich our countryside if started properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Flanders
Norwich Canaries
Themeerlves
Naphtha Spill Triggers Fear in Roelofs Pa
A railroad accident released 8000 gallons of naphtha into a pit near Roelofs. The odor caused cattle to die and residents to fall into sleep and drowse, prompting alarm among townspeople of a spreading illness and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roelofs
Whisky Leak Tale From Scotch Character
A London Post humorous note tells how a whisky bottle leaked in transit. The consignee confronts a sympathetic porter who admits placing the train bee on a shelf. Next morning the bottle left the shelf soaked. The porter smiles wryly as the morning sun reveals the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Amile
Ameli
London Post
Birds Nest Trade and Fire Ravage in Rural Clash
The report notes a strike among bird nest collectors in Hong Kong affecting only the well to do, while also describing the dangerous work on coastal cliffs. It recalls various meat products traded domestically and abroad and ends with a July 4 electric storm that struck a sheep barn and ice house, igniting a barn fire after lightning damaged the roofs and forced horses and cattle to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
London Morning Post
Fava
Jahan
Pena
Barn Fire at Hanover Stock Yards Damages Hay and Tools
A barn fire at the Hanover stock yards destroyed hay stored at the south end of the barn between 75 and 100 bales. The hay and contents, including three sets of harness and one wagon, were insured. The department kept the blaze under control by hourly soaking. The yards are owned by the G Railroad Company and contents by Hanover Stock Yards Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Yards
G. [ Railroad Company
Hanover Stock Yards Co
Hanover Democrat Enterprise
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Nemrasta
Congress of Maret
Steele City Markets
Drs. Grace and
George DuVall
Depot
J.S. Taylor, M.D
Globe Pharmacy
Éedlerson County
J. Monroe Davis
H. Rathjen
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Canr Macarine
Saeete
Mymen'’s Altar
Lanway-Coons
Neteman-Stegeman
Kula
Rocky Hollow
Hollenberg
Farmers State Bank Secete City
Netrecte
B. & L. Oil Co
Crinklaw's
Canaries
Mickie
Gitong Soc
Sein
Nour
Perth Bane
Pallar
Orhighay
Canada
Canaan
Qemanad
Bone-McLucas
Clarinda
Herkimer Supply CO
H. H. Holle
Diller, Nebr. Fijiher Phone
Mear
Shrilt” Olsen
Gatigfy
Lecorrr & Mreus
Tonacco Co
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