09 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
1
Local brief summarizes village election on April 3 and caucus on March 17 for school board seats. Reports on residents' health and movements, property sales, farm and livestock notes, and community notices from Steele City and surrounding areas. Includes mentions of Dr. Leach, Dr. Kuhnley, and Wm Pearson hospital status.
The article urges Christians to grow in grace and not rest on past laurels, tied to springtime nature. It invites participation in church activities including Sunday school readings, worship, Bible contest, and a missionary society meeting at the parsonage with Pastor Fr. G. Knauer guiding.
White Leghorn eggs offered for setting at $2.50 per hundred. Contact Arthur Timm by phone in Steele City for arrangements.
The passage compares worker and employer views on labor value. It notes that one side may overestimate while the other underestimates, and that a fair value lies between them when the laborer is worthy of recognition.
The village board met Tuesday evening and voted to install a Main Street crossing in front of R. S. Wilfley's house. Election board for the April 3 village election named Clerks Mrs. W. C. Palmer and Mrs. E. E. Shultz. Judges A. H. Phelps, R. H. Edgington and Ed Wright.
A March weather report describes a sequence of warm days with dust in the air and a Saturday storm bringing rain and heavy snow flurries, followed by cold nights and a brief blizzard threat. It notes the moisture aiding winter wheat and ends with an unrelated local ad for Fisher's Long Balm from Arner's Drug Store.
A fragmentary quotation reflects on self awareness and the faults of others, suggesting that one may overlook personal deficiencies while judging others. The remark conveys a caution about ignorance rooted in not examining oneself.
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