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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
8
The message notes a quarterly meeting in Endicott on Saturday March 9 at 2 p m. Communion services are planned here Sunday March 10 at 11 o clock led by Pastor A B Shepard. Sunday at 10 a m and 7 30 p m schedule appear for services.
For month ending February 23 1912 District No 1 intermediate class enrolled 30 with average attendance 18 and no tardy marks. Four visitors recorded. Pupils never absent or tardy: Harry Brown Celia Cunningham Cecil Cunningham Ormia James Jake Roberts Effie Wilson Marie Wilson Blanche Vandeman Leota Porter. N. CK-Toasted
Bishop Johnson recalls dining with a jewelry expert who calls his emerald ring an imitation. A New York gem expert confirms the claim, and Johnson notes he might have passed a lie to posterity if not told.
The primary election is set for April 19, 1912. John Heagsty of Fairbury Nebraska is a candidate for the county attorney office, subject to the will of Nebraska voters at the April 19 primary.
A British scientist reports experiments at the Royal Institution where inorganic fluids were sterilized and heated to 175 C. After months the fluids appeared unchanged, but sediment yielded microscopic organisms that died as they rapidly multiplied in an incubator, suggesting life emerging from lifeless material.
Historic notes on Louis Napoleon's 1846 escape from Ham fortress in northern France. He used a disguise including a wig rouge and workman clothing, fooling guards while the real prison visitor pretended sickness hid the plan until the fugitive crossed the Belgian frontier.
Boze Bulger relates Schaefer's Cuba visit recalled in Cincinnati Times-Star dispatch. The entertainment prank centers on a home gathering where the hostess disapproves gambling yet pleads for harmless fun as Schaefer prompts with cards or dice.
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