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Partial OCR notes show a local newspaper notice about subscriptions and payments with names Payette and Gerletty and a date of March 1, 1879.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
Family obituary recalls pioneer mother and church life
A long obituary documents a pioneering mother who with her husband settled three miles northwest of Steele City in 1871. It notes her Methodist baptism at twelve, lifelong faith, and death June 7 after three months bedfast. Survived by husband and children including Walter Willey, Etla Clark, Tululah Suttons, Fred Willey, Iva Joy Gregory, and Aliso, plus four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev. E. H. Hinkle at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Methodist Church
Walter E. Willey
Etla D. Clark
Tuttle
Oklahoma
Tullulah K. Suttons
Douthat
Fred E. Willey
Iva Joy
Gregory
Rupert
Idaho
Cattle Feeding Study Keeps Livestock On Feed Longer
Nebraska State Journal reports at Omaha market the state college of agriculture fed thirty Hereford steers for 200 days to test how age affects gain economy. Calves proved most economical, though gains lagged late. older cattle outperformed in the final period. Costs varied by age: calves lost 59 cents per head, yearlings $5.07, two-year-olds $15.36. Calves averaged two pounds daily and later gained 205 pounds in 100 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Omaha
Nebraska State Journal
Potatoes from Idaho Bring High Transportation Costs
Holmes Bros shipped a carload of 800 bushels of potatoes from Idaho to Fairbury. Freight totaled 581 dollars, Idaho received 99.36 dollars, about 12 cents per bushel. Local price is 1.00 per bushel. The spread shows the producer gets less than a tenth of the price, with millions going mainly to transport. Fairbury Journal.
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Fairbury
Holmes Bros
Idaho
Journal
Liberty Bell Repair by Electrical Welding Proposed
Metallurists claim the Liberty Bell’s big crack could be obliterated and its material halted from disintegrating using daily used electrical welding. They argue restoration would restore continuity and preserve the bell for future generations.
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Liberty Bell
Endicott Socials and Games Highlight Weekend Visitations
A number of locals attended Hodges sale in Endicott last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Malady and Minnie visited the Charney Comptem home in Endicott Sunday. Frank Fentiman of Liberty Nebraska called on his daughter Ethel Robinson on his ranch Sunday. Walter Williams and baby and Andy Belding and family spent Sunday at the Orville Belding home near Morrowville Kansas. Leo Cruse and family returned from Clarinda Iowa where they attended Leo’s father's funeral. A crowd from around here attended ball games in Endicott Sunday with Mahaska and Diller first team prevailing over Endicott teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fentiman
Liberty
Ethel Robinson
Walter Williams
Andy Belding
Orville Belding
Morrowville
Kansas
Leo Cruse
Clarind
Iowa
Leo
Endicott
Mahaska
Diller
Annual School Meeting for Jefferson County District No 1
The annual meeting of the legal voters of School District No. 1 in Jefferson County Nebraska will be held at the Steele City high school on Monday June 13 1921 at 2 pm to elect two trustees and consider a levy of 35 mills with excess to maintain schools for the next year. Chairman AT Phelps and Clerk E L Shultz certify the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Steele City
Nebr
Come-Down in Prices Urged by Nebraska Figures
H Morrill of Nebraska argues farm commodities must drop to fit weak prices. The Lincoln State Journal offers to mail the daily through Jan 1 1922 for 2.50 or 3.00 with Sunday Journal including magazine and colored comics. Subscriptions urged as a strong buy to support lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morrill
Nebraska
Lincoln State Journal
Journal
J. C. Sescrest
Pleads for Hygienic Homes in Troubled Times
A page urges hygienic home environments to calm the nervous system amid bleak mood. It argues many people choose gloomy residences and seek tranquil, cheerful surroundings to offset stress.
Jogem Jehosophat faces mixed crops and state troubles
The fragment speaks of farm woes from corn and wheat prices to floods and fires, then shifts to a probate notice for Edwin Hemsey's estate. It notes creditors meeting before the Jefferson county judge in Nebraska and outlines claim deadlines. The tone blends rural hardship with formal legal notice.
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Edwin Hemsey
Seid
Ome
Jefferson
Nebraska
Fuorl
Airguet
Pinto Check
Elaisig
Seid County
Bacreg
Onder
Lourt
Sear
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