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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
4
Mr Pease visits to oversee business here and at Grand Island where he retains a drug store stake He aims to depart in January with his wife on a journey by train to New York City then a boat to Europe and around the world ending in San Francisco about four months later The Fairbury Journal notes travel as his longtime ambition fulfilled.
James Lull and his team were swept into Myers Branch on a Saturday evening when the water rose over the bridge. He attempted a rescue as his wife and infant waited at the J T Craft home. The horses and buggy were entangled in a wire fence downstream. Neighbors aided in the effort.
Illinois Representative Martin B Madden relates a tale from the New York Herald about ordering an engraving titled Apollo and the Muses. The clerk denies its existence and mistakes the title for Paul in the Museum, prompting a humorous confusion.
January 1st price of one dollar for the Daily Journal with Sunday paper at 150 in Nebraska and adjacent states. Lincoln Journal delivers same day on rural routes. other Lincoln papers arrive one day late. Includes comics, stories, sports, box scores, AP news. ads claim best value. Offer ends when time runs out.
Herefords from J. R. Mendenhall of Fairbury topped the Kansas City market on June 13 at 11.10 per hundredweight, highest price of the day. Three carloads averaged 1145 pounds. the cattle were yearlings from Colorado, fed on corn and alfalfa with shelled corn supplementation, defying altitude prejudice and proving the Hereford’s adaptability.
A Kansas City Star column notes that competition can threaten livelihoods while cooperation offers hope for Chrisanity. The piece contrasts rival trade pressures with shared goals for community resilience.
A statement claims that a stomach filled with sour poisons cannot digest food and that every bite turns into more of the same substance. The text presents a caution about sour stomachs disrupting digestion.
Miss Vera Sand visits relatives in Hanover this week. Claude Miller met friends during Friday layovers. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bratten visit Haddam. Ameil Funk and family visit with brother Ernest. Mrs. Mattie Miller and Miss Mary Brenners in Washington Monday. Liberty Embroidery Club met with Mary and Sophia Baker. Mrs. Fred Fuqua entertaining relatives from Kansas City. Madge Sand returns from Wymore visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henderson and son visit Mrs. Joe Alexa.
Local notes report Mr. Petsch starting his new house frame. Matt Martin and Fairbury visitors, Beatrice family calls, and illness in Loval Else's family. Alfalfa staked without rain risk. bumper crop noted. Old Watcor farm sale. Goldman and Pete dispute among heirs. Little Blue shifts toward a new channel as farmers dig.
Monday reports describe Henry Wiebe helping John Ma lady with alfalfa. A Fairbury oil man delivered gasoline locally. Roy Wilson a K K K medicine man visited and stayed with J H Malady. Rose Hill voters chose a new school house but brick or frame decision pending. Mrs Anna Wicks visited sister Mrs Tom Gocoa and then Clara Pulec near Diller.
Fragmentary report shows figures mentioning apple harvest and possible water haul amid threats of invasion. Quoted lines appear garbled with names Joe Hardboyle and others, rendering details uncertain.
Creditors of Anne J. Roelfs deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska County Court by September 5 1923. A claims hearing before the county judge will occur September 9 1923 at 9 a.m. in the county court room. Claims not filed by that date are forever barred by order of the court.
Jennie M. Thompson seeks provisional administration of Mary E. Wallace estate with William L. Wallace named as Administrator. The court fixes July 10 1923 for further hearing and appearance in County Court to proceed with the matter.
William L Wallace petitions in Jefferson County Nebraska for heirs and owners in fee simple of real estate after Francis M Wallace died intestate around September 20 1996. Property described as GE 1-4 of Section 16 and N 1-2 of NE 1-4 of Section 22. Heirs named: William L Wallace Jennie M Wallace now Jeanie M Thompson James A Wallace and Mary E Wallace. Hearing set for July 5 AD 1929 at 0 oclock.
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