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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
Pro-Ra-Nata Club met with Bryant on Tuesday for a brief business session and a luncheon hosted by hostesses. To avoid a meeting near the Fourth of July, the group then met this week with Mrs. Jas Corbin and planned the next gathering at Mrs. Coons's home.
A mail pouch stolen April 10 at Endicott was found June 13 in a field near Superior. The mail sack had been opened for valuables and a Lincoln Telephone Co. letter from Fairbury dated two months on the road. The robbers were never caught. a note on the envelope read found in a field near Superior.
Dr J S Taylor proposes to erect a two story brick hospital on north H street in Fairbury this fall with 17 beds and modern equipment. The Bilby offer of a $75,000 hospital to Fairbury was withdrawn after a meeting with physicians and City Council. Dr Taylor has run the General Hospital and earlier operated shops in Steele City and other towns. He recently cared for ill health at a state hospital and passed away after pneumonia. Funeral services were held in Steele City.
The fragment mentions an individual named May Gutektry and a scene with stacks of bey and the acronym em gee. Further readable details are unavailable to form a coherent event or outcome.
The Thompson family thanks friends and neighbors for help during the burial of their brother and uncle. They appreciate those who assisted in singing and contributed flowers, signed R. B. Thompson and Family.
Local note mentions Hollenberg and state live news week with John Weber's son. References Mr Perle Overlander and family of Enoedale visiting Sunday with Brother Fissimmons and family. Mr Fitesimmones joined them for a few days.
John Malady helped Henry Wiebe and Will Jones Jr. and family harvest corn then spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Jones Sr. Walter James and family visited at the John Malady home. Luther Breaselle and George Poffinbarger aided Harry Bakewell with alfalfa last week. Mr and Mrs Doerkson and baby of Jansen visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Wiebe. Mrs Paul Sandman and daughter Lillian of Fairbury visited Clare Cuthbert and family Sunday.
An old advertisement describes fatigue and nervousness as possible signs of poison in the system. It claims buckthorn bark and alycerine in Ad lerika expel poisons and gas from both bowels, remove old matter, and guard against appendicitis. Arner's Drug Store.
The civic notice alleges a local nuisance called Menpeckea Musmena in the town, described as a pest of the first water. Authorities warn residents about ongoing disturbances and seek cleanup or mitigation actions. No definitive names, dates, or places are provided.
Ancestral obituary notes Gueh le Man as a figure linked to birth marriage and death rites reported by the Associated Batere. The fragmentary text records key life events and recognitions in a ceremonial context.
The court will hear claims against the estate of Aune Wms hareeped Mathes in Jefferson County on the 6th day of September, 190%. Judge J. Nutzmark presides as commissioner of the county court.
To January 1st for only a dollar is a new special rate on the Daily Journal with Sunday at 1.50. Good only in Nebraska and adjoining states. The paper is deliverable on rural routes the same day printed. Lincoln papers are six days late.
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