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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
4
Publication details show a Nebraska newspaper with annual advance rate and post office classification. The text notes November 26, 1904, as a base date and mentions a price of $1.50, with an apparent postal and publishing history reference.
The Steele City basketball team traveled to Daykin for the county tournament on Friday February 28 losing 28 to 9 to Daykin. Diller took the cup as winner and the season ended with that result.
Creditors of William J. Martin deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska court by April 30, 1924. A meeting of creditors and the administratrix is scheduled for May 1, 1924 at 9:00 A.M. for examination and adjustment of claims.
The fragment notes removing lenses in all sorts of mixtures. It outlines a procedural step without specifying substances or outcomes. Further context would clarify the purpose and results of lens removal.
An aged Spanish custom kept doors of rooming houses closed at eleven. After that time entry required the guard or watchman of each block. The watchman carries a matere cad and a weapon as part of his duties.
Mildred Hotchkiss spent the weekend in Pairbury. Dade Hartaraves sawed wood for Orville Belding Friday. Walter James sold seed cats to Mr. Welle Mr. Light and Mrs. Morrison last week. Attendees from around here went to a Steele City community sale Saturday. Vernon Hotchkisa and Minnie Mories were Friday evening hosts at the Malady home. a Orville Belding A. H.
John Malachy notes three gatherings from Monday. Mr and Mrs Herman Eggensberger and family of Fairbury spent Sunday with Mrs Cora Cuthbert along with Mr and Mrs Russell Troxel and their children.
Local notes report Floyd Else takes the clerk job at Hyland store. Bonn Martin plans to farm his father’s place this year. Tiny baby of John Moser improving. Townsend visited Hanover for dental work. Decker and Alma Elder return from visit. Loyal Else and family in Washington for dental care. Nida moves from Frank Martin farm to Brenneis residence. Herman Kech relocates from Pelser farm. Ted Correll moves onto the place. Earle Oswald visits Hollenberg and rents his farm south of town to Perle Graves.
Sunday visitors came to Charley Justis and A B James homes while others attended jury duty in Washington. Frank Brenners and Harry Hagerman served on a Washington jury this week. A farewell party for Lou Wolf preceded their move to Steele City. S. L. LePage of Silver Cliff died, with funeral and interment at Hollenberg cemetery.
Seed corn in Nebraska shows variable quality with western fields hit harder by injury. Extension workers say test seed at home for germination before planting to avoid using unsatisfactory seed and incur only minimal effort and no extra cost.
An ad explains gas pressure on the heart and organs causing restlessness and sleep loss. It promotes Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine for quick gas relief and restful sleep, claiming it purges matter from the bowel as part of digestive care. The piece also contains a political letter advising voters to judge by character over party labels, urging honesty and trust.
A discussion of training parrots to speak. Trainers put birds in covered cages to limit sight and force repetition, then release them to associate phrases with attractive handlers. After initial word mastery, parrots learn phrases for broader use among room occupants.
In Queensland bush lore Mise Purley describes traps used against house snakes. She cites methods like a frog decoy or poisoned milk, noting snakes are killed after feeding. A friend narrowly escaped a snake entering her doorway by slamming the door as it moved past.
The account names Thielvar as the discoverer and first settler on the Isle of Gott land. It says the island submerged by day and resurfaced by night until Thielvar burned trolls and evil spirits, after which waters never broke over the Pearl of the Baltic. Gottland later grew as a notable medieval power attracting tourists drawn to its fairy lore and history.
Betty Washington Lewis is portrayed as more than a sister to George Washington, described as consoling adviser and friend. Her husband Col Fielding Lewis, a man of means, supported the country by sacrificing wealth to aid soldiers, within Ken walls.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss automobiles and appliances, implying a shift to popular devices. The text mentions holes, burrows, and readers’ interest in new consumer items. No clear events, dates, or persons are identifiable.
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