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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
4
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The piece discusses the nursery rhyme Old King Cole and questions authorship claims linked to Mother Goose. It notes the rhyme's existence well before the era of the alleged author and references outdated mentions and historical figures in a fragmented, era-style commentary.
Fragmentary bank ledger entry shows Farmers' State Bank of Sheele City Charter No 23 in Nebraska with May close figures. Mentions cash items, interest deposits, due from banks and state notes, and金 totaled 730.86 with gold and silver holdings referenced. Names such as WHFLEY appear in unclear handwriting.
Fragmentary notice reports gatherings and preparations across regions with mentions of sections and state topics. It notes a first of May activity and ongoing plans, with references to people, places, and groups, but many names and specifics are unreadable.
A report notes farm price declines and a leaseholders meeting deciding to drill east of town for oil, paying Wara & Elder $25 per foot. It also mentions a Nebraska bird guide from the State College of Agriculture Extension Service and announces the 49th Nebraska State Holiness Camp Meeting set for June 17-26, 1921 at Epworth Lake Park Lincoln with leaders named.
The Old Students reunion at Hollenberg High School drew a large crowd and strong finances. Carol Rickert performed piano solos and readings before Prof. C. H. Burns of Kansas State Agriculture College gave an engaging address with light anecdotes. The event featured supper by Union Aid and school color decor.
The supervisor of a national forest in Montana seeks permission to reduce beaver numbers by damming water. He cites damming as ruining a meadow needed for pasture for government horses.
The readable lines show a garbled dialogue about an accelerator and references to ex titarians and a term used by a prospective student or person named Mimer. Names and context are incomplete, limiting full interpretation.
In Rocky Hollow area a rain shower touched Monday. Henry Wiebe and family attended Decoration Day exercises in Jackson. Citizens reported attending David Shaie s funeral in Endicott last Tuesday. Crase received a telegram Tuesday that his father was very ill in Clarinda and left for there. Mr Bronee died Tuesday and his family prepared for the loss.
Lola Packer Hoxie and students from 1911 12 include Bunn Justis Gladys Correll Maude Nation Mame Nation Jes Nation Jr Irene McCauley William McCauley Lovall Else Jr Othe Rathban. The 1886 87 list features Lillie Kerr Jennie Kerr Cora Welch Laura Alden Anna Weber Wil Weber.
Dr Samuel Tibot of Boston, a Pilgrim celebration spokesman, told Fore fathers Day attendees at Flatbush Congregational Church New York that Pilgrims were ordinary village people with strong moral courage. He cited Elder Brewster as the only educated man among them.
In the United States last year burns caused 6.50 deaths per 100 000, excluding conflagrations and transport accidents. The rate 9.1 per 100 000 marks an increase from 8 per 100 000 the previous year and higher than any year covered by theBu of 1907.
The readable text hints at North American waters near Lower California with mentions of air, climate, and a possible count of nine or so wires. It resembles an antiquated weather or ocean study fragment with unclear terms and garbled phrases.
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