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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
4
Section within a public notice lists subscription terms and rates for a newspaper plan offered in advance. The fragment indicates pricing of 1.50 and a one year term, with possible mailing or payment details truncated.
Harmony Union held a July 15 meeting at Mrs. W. J. Martins home with 91 members. Guests arrived with baskets, a meal for a king followed noon. Ruby Shultz Blanchard Rogers Fairbury readings, talks by Shoe Botham Scott. A committee to seek park seats was formed. Mrs. Martin received a tribute pin and memory booklet. Four miles of spider silk weigh a grain.
A West Virginia colored soldier arrives at Custer and admires his new uniform. He ignores an officer, then a colonel demands a salute. The black soldier humorously misreads the insignia, saying he mistook the officer for a mess sergeant.
A brief dialogue shows a veteran confirming readiness to reenter business after a hiatus. The remark hints at experience and seasonal fit, with a courteous senior responding in assent.
A fragmentary remark notes that a judge supporting an idea cannot be a good writer because he does not believe in finished sentences. The wording reflects a critical, provocative opinion about writing discipline.
A sailor acquaintance welcomes the misfit of the issued line about beating time. The fragment references leaving the ground and a personal or artistic misfit context.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a grim exchange over coal with a mayor and a father figure, hinting at financial strain or supply concerns. The garbled text limits clear names or places, leaving a vague local dispute atmosphere.
Claire Norman Fentiman hosted Saturday in rock Hollow for Orville Belding and for Andy Belding on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs A H Belding aided Mrs Norman Fentiman with threshers Saturday. Mrs Anderson assisted Mrs Orville Belding on Monday. John Malady and family visited Charlie Compton’s home on Sunday.
A farmer east of town and the Parks threshing outfit were mentioned last week. Sunday visitors included Blufford Redick Lanham Mr and Mrs Grant Wing Gilead Frank Rose Endicott. Mr and Mrs Chas Justis traveled to Mahaska to visit Mrs Justis parents. Joe Hoxie hosted nephew Foster Bending who served overseas in World War I. Town officials Townsend and Dwight Parks moved the Elevator Co. grounds. A crowd joined the J K Brown farm shivaree for Mr and Mrs Cook. The death of Wm Terry Jr at Beatrice was mourned and buried beside his father Wm Terry Sr.
A threshing machine began threshing on Monday as several families arrive and visit. George Nelson returns from Oklahoma on Saturday. Mrs. Anna Earhart and children visit Mrs. Clara Brenners. Laura and Susie Phelps stay with Haverty family. Loraine Brown of Haddin visits with Mrs. LeRoy Haverty. Ellis Cook hosts serenade for bride Mr. Cook Monday evening. Brenneis and Haverty families visit Rouff home near Barnes. Grand Island visitors Mr. and Mrs. George New visit Mrs. Bratten. August Luhring returns from Oklahoma. Wingate and Davis families return from Oklahoma after visit. Liberty Embroidery Club picnic held July 16 at Henderson grove with ice water, ice cream, cake and music. Guests include Mrs. Robt Wingate and son, Norman, Okla, and Mrs. S. H. Davis.
A brief, unclear exchange portrays a wife and husband remarking on a leaf used for lunch and a Gains borough hat. The context is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or dates.
The fragment hints at a discussion or headline about BND and Marta Gut focusing on reducing daily living costs. Names and contexts are unclear, but the piece centers on cost cutting and financial topics.
An observer in a two seater plane drops a front line report to headquarters within minutes near St Mihiel. The scene shows planes as crucial links in movement and communication as the army moves. The sky is a rapid relay of news and control.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Ft Wayne Ind says she suffered years with stomach trouble and found relief with Chamberlains Tablets after trying many remedies. She procured a bottle from her druggist and after two bottles can eat anything without distress.
The article notes a prehistoric mound named Indian mound near Sheffield overlooking the Missouri and Blue rivers. Pliny Fisk, born in poverty, traveled to Beyrout to pursue education and later became a missionary fluent in several languages.
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