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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
4
Market notes from Steele City. Prices on grain and livestock fluctuated through the week with buyers showing steady interest. Local merchants reported adequate supplies and cautious bidding as traders await further crop data.
In Jefferson County Nebraska Laura J Rabe petitions in county court alleging John T Wells died intestate August 26 1901 owning part of the SE quarter of Section 3 Township 1N Range 3E. The heirs listed include Thomas H Wells Frank S Wells Richard M Wells Robert Wells Jennie Wells Christine Wells and his widow Christine Wells. The court will hear claims and issue a decree on administration of the estate.
J. W. Hicks and Art Hamiey sell two loads of Hereford steers averaging 1250 pounds at 9.00 per hundredweight and a mixed-bred load averaging 1383 pounds at 9.00. lighter steers at 9.50. A Car crash near Liberty school house southwest of Hohenberg injures several. Sheriff investigates. Community notes include school contests, class projects, and obituaries. a memorandum on poultry thefts and local sales closes the item.
The general science class experiments with bases and acids, the plane geometry class studies angle measurement, and the American history class will discuss Slavery and Abolition next week. Seventh and eighth graders went on a Tuesday night hike with Mr Olson as guest, and a grade basketball game at Endicott saw boys 17 to 15 and girls 24 to 15. Freshmen study Stevensons Travels with a Donkey and enjoyed a wienie roast near the little Bite last Tuesday evening.
We thank our kind neighbors and friends for their sympathy and help during the bereavement for our husband and father. The roses and flowers added to our comfort from your presence. Mrs. C. C. Daugherty and Daughters
Fragmentary wartime list shows disabled soldiers by nation excluding Russia with figures for France Germany Great Britain Italy United States Austria and others. The garbled data includes misread currency-like numbers and broken place names indicating total casualties or disabilities by country.
Local residents report sales and relocations including Andy Belding selling corn to Johnnie Fentiman and families moving to new farms. Movements include Harve Werner to Endicott and Jim White’s family to Fairbury for work. A large turnout attended a Plymouth versus Steele City game and a Hanover tournament.
A local drive to raise 40,000 for a new receiving home is underway officials say the current facility is inadequate and would force reductions in society activities. March 15 launch set with stories of a Lam caster County schoolteacher helped by the Nebraska Children’s Home Society decades ago who now gives 50 to aid the effort.
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