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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
4
Public notice from Steele City Nebraska dated June 16 1922 announces a March 1 1476 agreement and sale terms for a second class mall property. The notice lists Steele City Markets and references post office location in Steele City Nebraska.
Zion Lutheran Church State Line announces Sunday School at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 and a children day program at 8 pm The annualprcnih is set for Sunday June 25 Otto Bergfelder pastor The district meeting report notes low attendance yet debates a proposed tax to raise 1000 for next year, with ballots used and 29 in favor Receipts 298 21 and 10 730 00
Fragmentary OCR shows estimated next year cost of 89.23 and unpaid war amounts 10 200.00 dated June 13 1991 plus grants 6502.06 dated June 12 and 4219.48 with unclear context. No coherent narrative or identifiable entities beyond dates and dollars.
Western Nebraska letter writer updates on dues to the Press paying for another year, notes good health spring grain corn pastures and alfalfa, mentions Ralph Hughes and his ranch, trembles for Texas weather disasters, asks old friends to write back, references local figures and a tease about future voting.
Jerome Kolb spent Sunday with friend Perle Williford. Fred Zweifel and family visited with sister Mrs. Ames. Former Route 1 ball boys lost to Hol lenberg. Amelia Welch and son visited Roy Welch at Helvey. Grayce Eddleman left for Kansas City for employment. Jesse Davis family spent Sunday with Vera Justis. Ben With of near Emmons visited Henry Sands. George Simmons and Fred Schmidtt wives visited Mrs. R. Simmons. Howard Listen berger and cousin Will Scruby visited near Hanover. Delbert Davis and Correll brothers came from near Scottsbluff to visit relatives. Carrie Barnes visited uncle Haver ty Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Cuthbert visited the Perry Cuthbert residence in Endicott on Tuesday evening. Henry Williams and family sought a half section of rough prairie land in Logan County Kansas last week. Mr and Mrs Andy Belding and Mr and Mrs Walter Williams departed Monday for western Kansas to inspect the property Mr Belding bought last week.
Farmers report alfalfa harvest nearly finished amid intense heat. John Wartz and Misses Goldie Prail and Evelyn Prail study piano with Mrs Townsend. Arthur Campbell mentioned. Heat damages wheat kernels, with rain needed to save crop.
Sailor Alec Skillful Hydegrapher is cited alongside Captain Cook, renowned as a hydrographic surveyor of the coast. The fragment hints at historic seafaring expertise during early exploration and cartography.
Fragmentary item notes royalty reportedly asking favors from prominent figures like Sir Charles Mucurs and Andrew Carnegie to mobilize funds for a project dubbed the palace of peace. The disjointed text alludes to influence and endowment discussions among high-profile leaders.
The article notes a fish court rotation crop method in English and continental coastal facilities. It describes ash raised in shallow pools drained and cultivated every third year. Sir Joseph Larmor proposes atoms as clock analogues with outer electron systems resembling pendulums and inner cores analogous to clock springs delivering energy in jerky steps.
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