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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

4

Endicott Bank Closed By Directors In Jefferson County

A weather affected report notes hail southeast of Hoilenberg and variable rainfall across the county. Endicott State Bank in Endicott Jefferson county was closed by its directors after a discouraging spell. Secretary Hart sent J M Riley to assess options. The bank holds 15000 in capital, 40000 in deposits and 60000 in loans. population 240.

Hoilenberg Darkin Powell Gladstone Plymouth Fairbury Steele City Endicott Bank Endicott State Bank Endicott Jefferson County Hart State Banking Board J. M. Riley Riley G. W. Ing S. M.williams Lincoln Star

Bishop Williams Attends Opera Box Comment

In a Connecticut city opera house during a college commencement the late Bishop Williams sits in a box. The ladies’ toilets are described as elaborate and one guest asks the bishop if he has seen such things. He replies gravely that he has not seen anything like it since he was weaned.

Bishop Williams Connecticut

Why He Was Spanked

A brief dialogue shows a son named Jimmie recounting his effort to please his father by begging for good matches and receiving praise for his attempts. The exchange emphasizes filial expectations and reassurance through the father's inquiry and the son's affirmative replies.

Local farmers enjoy a Sunday rein and community visits

Steve Belding works for Walter Williams this week while farmers harvest wheat and oats. Norman Fentiman and family stay overnight at the Belding home. A friendly rein brings rejoicing to the neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Malady and Minnie attend an ice cream social in Endicott Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eggenberger and family visit near Fairbury to see Mrs. Cora Cuthbert.

Steve Belding Walter Williams Norman Fentiman Belding Mrs. Malady Minnie Endicott Herman Eggenberger Near Fairbury Cora Cuthbert

Route 1 social notes and a wedding on June 17

Carl Ames and family visited relatives at Fairbury Sunday. Brenneis and family visited home folk Sunday. Mrs L L Decker visited Mrs Pat Haverty Sunday afternoon. The Farmer Route 1 ball team beat Scruby 13 to 10. Will Seitz hosted Chas Seitz and family Sunday. Mrs Anderson and children of Topeka returned home after visiting George Baker. Mrs Leonard Foster hosted a large dinner crowd. Surprises at Elders' near Washington Wednesday. Miss Tennie James and Rollie Kelly of Bogue wed Saturday June 17.

Carl Ames Fairbury Frank Mary Gilbert Brenneis Folké L. L. Decker Pat Haverty Chas, Seitz Will Seitz Anderson Topeka George Baker Leonard Foster

W A Feller files for State Senate nomination in Republican primary

W A Feller declares for the Republican nomination for State Senator in the Seventeenth District after consulting friends. He cites twenty one years on a farm in Gage County and aims to serve the people of his district and state ahead of the July 18 primary.

EL. Jenkins Gage County

Hep and Pep: The Small Town's Lost Opportunity

The author laments dying small towns as youth flee for city life. He argues centralized services and mobility should help towns thrive, not fracture churches or factions. He warns rural stagnation from rivalries harms futures, urging unity to seize local opportunities.

America Riral Weston West Virginia

Bird Photography Advantage in Wildlife Capture

Bird photography offers unique benefits by requiring patience and rapid focus rather than heavy equipment. Photographers learn to anticipate flight, study plumage variety, and capture natural poses against varied backdrops.

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