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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
4
Fragment reflects a late 19th or early 20th century postal notice. Mentions Nebraska city Boome and dates 1904 and 1578 with unclear context. Source readability is limited but indicates a public notice about mail, delivery or posting status.
A local attorney faces scrutiny as voters weigh the veto on the July 14 primary. The event concerns Por County and a notable figure named Arthur in the excerpt.
Miss Amy Palmer of Steele City Nebraska has been chosen to represent the Denver university chapter of Delta Zeta at the biennial convention in Ithaca New York in June. Mrs. Howard Gray will attend for the Denver alumnae. Two hundred delegates and as many alumnae will gather for a three day session led by Miss Rennie Sebring-Smith of Muncie Indiana.
Jefferson county reports record May tax collections surpassing all prior months in the treasurer’s office. The piece notes the May total exceeded every historical monthly figure, reflecting strong revenue performance for the county.
About $275000 has been receipted since May 1 with the state taking more than $54000. Largest taxpayers include Frank E. Warren of Reynolds paying $4441.18 on George S. Warren’s estate, A H Colman of Fairbury $3558.73, Chester Andrews of Steele City $2464.51, Kilpatrick Bros. of Beatrice $2007.35, and W S Corsa owner of the Happy Hollow ranch near Darkin likely over $2000. Roughly 100 farmers in the county pay more than $1000 this year.
Mr and Mrs Frank Walburn drove to DeWitt on Tuesday. Mrs Hines and children of Omaha visit J H Prescott. Mrs Kelly, Albert Shepherd Sr Ed Allen and John Allen go to Beatrice. Several attend Decoration services at Fairbury Steele City and Hollenberg. Elmo Hadley sale Saturday and plan Lincoln trip for Deshler contract. Cornerstone laid for new week as Rev Gettys Blough lead service.
Beatrice residents visited home folks Sunday while A B James and son shopped in Fairbury Saturday. Wollenberz toured with Mrs Leitzen family. Fern Tweed and children joined Mrs R Simmons Thursday. John Meyer and George Krug families visited Henry Sandl and Mrs E Fielder. Chester Manley and family saw Charles Justis family. An ice cream social at Silver Cliff school supported boys organizing a ball team.
Opal Compton spent the week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Malady. Ira Anderson began work for Walter Williams near Fairbury Monday. The young son of Russell Troxe with blood poisoning in his hand is improving. Minnie Malady returned home Saturday from Steele City.
Mr and Mrs Day of near Washington Kansas spent Sunday with cousin Mrs Cora Cuthbert. Mr and Mrs Charley Lange of Lincoln Nebraska came Saturday to attend the funeral of their cousin Mrs Mollie Bowers who was buried in Rose Hill cemetery Sunday.
Zion Lutheran Church State Line announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 a m and choir rehearsal at 8 15 p m. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon and parochial school sessions Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Otto Bergfelder pastor. Also notes annual School District Number One Jefferson County Nebraska voters meeting at the school house Monday June 12 at two o clock p m with reports and board estimate for review.
Allen T. Phelps, secretary of the Board of Education, urges a large turnout at the upcoming meeting to express public desire on the levy exceeding seven mills for the coming year.
Segervon County sets hearing for Walter Cooley petition to grant administration to R S Wilfley on June 26 1922 at 9 oclock in the county court at Fairbury to show cause why the grant should not be made and for all interested parties to appear.
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