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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1923

Page

4

Notice of Hearing Estate of John T Wells

Notice is given in Jefferson County Nebraska that Laura J Rabe petitions the estate of John T Wells deceased intestate. The description references real estate in section three township one north range three east sixth principal meridian, with boundaries given in chains. Creditors and heirs are notified to appear and present claims.

John T. Wells Jefferson County Nebraska Laura J. Rabe John T. Wellls Towit Jefferson

T. K. Callan dies longtime Odell businessman at 67

T. K. Callan 67 longtime Odell settler and prominent business man died at his Odell home last Friday after a paralytic stroke. He operated a hardware store and auto salesroom with his sons for years. Survived by widow two sons John and Richard of Odell and two daughters Madge Christlieb of Wymore and Ruth Benson of Lincoln.

T. K Callan Gage County Odell John Wilson

Eight Year Old Victim Tied to Serious Charge Guilty Plea

Roy Lillie of Powell pleaded guilty to attempted reported incident before Judge Nutzman. Bound over to next district court term with $2500 bond. He will remain in county jail awaiting trial. Penalty ranges from two to fifteen years in the penitentiary.

Fairbury Alfalfa Mill Burned at Dawn. Loss Total

The Fairbury Alfalfa Mills, valued at about 20000 dollars, burned at 4 30 Monday morning. The building and contents were a total loss with contents value undetermined. The fire cause is unknown. The mill was owned by W P McLucas and Ora Cox of Fairbury.

Fairbury W. P. McLucas Ora Cox

Youthful chicken thieves face district court in Fairbury

Four Fairbury boys aged 12 to 16 pleaded guilty to stealing chickens from Blue Valley Packing Co and were bound over to district court for trial. Their parents posted bonds and took the youths home, as reported by the Fairbury Journal. Sells Interest In Lumber Yards. B W McLucas sold his stake in Bone McLucas lumber yards to John Heasty, expanding to five yards in Marysville, Severance, Ellis, Steele City and Belvidere with offices moving to a new bank building.

Fairbury B. W. McLucas Bone McLaucas John Heasty Marysville Kans Severance Ellis Steele City Belvidere Spear-Busweil First National Bank McLucas Fairbury News

Kerr-Brust Nuptials Planned By Lincoln Pair

Announcement from Sundays Lincoln State Journal states Miss Viola Kerr daughter of Mr and Mrs J E B Kerr of 2007 Garfield will wed Alvin W Brust son of Mrs Lydia Brust of Lincoln. The couple, both former University of Nebraska students, plan an April wedding.

Lincoln State Journal Viola Kerr J. EB. Kerr Garfield Alvin ‘W. Brust Lydia Brust Lincoln Mies Kerr Mr. Brust University of Nebraska Brust

School Notes From The Rural Classroom

The agriculture class finishes the farm machinery survey and moves to a Ford engine study. Students enter county spelling, arithmetic, and declamatory contests in Fairbury on March 10. Latin and history classes study, drama rehearsals begin, and sewing classes tackle a tougher dress pattern. Room activities include spring observations, US map projects, spelling certificates, and daily thoughts from Marcus Aurelius.

Lila McDonald Audrey Savage Fairbury Mar Lucille’ Taylor Susan Phelps Westphalia United States

Centenary Celebrations Recall Odd Happenings at St Peters

Historic celebration marks 100 years of St Peters Church in the capital. The long parish record notes five senior wardens, with the current warden married to a granddaughter of the founder. The history includes several rector appointments, one serving forty years.

St. Peters

Local Social Notes and Moves Across Town

Weekend visits and family tributes fill a small town roster as Rose Haverty and Mary Decker visit. Misses and Mrs. Welch shop in Fairbury. Nathan Simmons breaks an arm cranking a car. Mrs. McMahon mourns a Chicago sister. Several families including Ellison, Eddieman, Mosier, Hagerman, Brenners face illness while moving reshapes residents’ homes and farms. Moving waves shift properties among Vanier Babcock Hagerman Ames Endicott Rathbun and others.

Rose Haverty Mary Decker Bernice Haverty Vanier Amelia Welch Fairbury Nathan Simmons Margaret McMahon Chicago Frank Ellison Victor Eddieman Maria Mosier Mr. Hagerman Frank Brenners

Rural notes and social roundup from Rocky Hollow

Mrs Ed Nutter works for Mrs Cora Cuthbert as Clare Cuthbert drills a well this week. Noah Troxel is on the sick list. John Malady took a business trip to Fairbury on Monday. Mrs Walter James has the flu. Virgie Belding spent the weekend with Orville Belding and family. Mrs John Fentimah and baby visited Friday with Mrs Clare Cuthbert. Rain arrived Saturday aiding wheat prospects. Everett Breazeale in Fairbury spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Hattie Breazeal returned home after caring for ill relatives. Roland and Matilda Wiebe stayed with sister Mrs David Doerkson near Jansen. Spring coughs are broken up by Fisher's Lung Balm from Arner's Drug Store.

Ed Nutter Cora Cuthbert Clare Cuthbert Noah Troxel John Malady Fairbury Walter James Virgie Belding Orville Belding John Fentimah Baby Everett Breazeale Luther Breazeaie Hattie Breazeal Jim Skillen

Observing Husband Describes Mrs. Smart’s Outfit

The speaker notes Mrs. Smart wore a dress with trim in a purple or blue red hue and a distinctive hat. The overall appearance made a striking impression, which the husband acknowledges.

Desk Clock Design Limitation Notes Battery Use

A desk clock often runs on a single dry battery and lacks wires for data. The passage notes the typical limitation of ordinary desk clocks and their reliance on one small power source.

Thoughts Shape Your Face and Destiny, Says F. 4. Walker

A column argues that inner thoughts visibly mark the face and tone, affecting how others react. It cites psychology and a dog’s instinct to illustrate how ugly thoughts yield ugly social reception, while sweet thoughts invite warmth and admiration. The piece ends with a moral on character manifesting outwardly.

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Indispensable Advice and Kitchen Reform Notes

A period column mixes sayings about wealth and travel with a recipe fragment. It references carrying knowledge and wealth, then provides a two pounds beef stock based dish recipe including Rice Supreme and a cheese and meat filling, ending with a white sauce instruction.

Fisher's Lung Balm Promoted For Cold and Lung Troubles

An advertisement from Arner's Drug Store endorses Fisher's Lung Balm for colds and lung troubles. A public notice details a March 17 caucus in School District No. 1 to nominate trustees, with polls closing at four. A brief accident quote concludes with a lost time remark from the victim.

Fisher Arner’s Drug Store Allen T. Phelps Sec. Board of Education

February School Report Promotes March Attendance

February ended with some students moving away and others arriving to fill gaps. Trips to mountains, jungles of South America for rubber projects, and time in France keep everyone busy. Four students, George Loth Anna Roelfs Ellis Garrett and Lola James, report perfect attendance though flu affected totals earlier. District 22.

March South America France George Loth Anna Roelfs Ellis Garrett Lola James District 22

Average Crop Yields Across United States

The United States Department of Agriculture reports wide variation in crop yields. Corn per acre ranges from 14.8 bushels in Florida to 47 in Connecticut with a national 10 year average of 271 bushels. Potatoes per acre vary from about 60 bushels in Texas to over 200 in Maine, and a 10 year national average of 98 bushels.

United States Florida Connecticut United States Department of Agriculture Union Nevada Iowa Texas Maine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Steele City Press Teteret Aveste City Ander Steele City Markets J.S. Taylor, M. D Fairbury, Neb Globe Pharmacy Drs. Grace George DuVall Wfice Depot H. Rathjen C. T. Whitney J. Monroe Davis Annou Bryan Sminia Miss Emrick Roy Phelps Mr. Caulk Hugh Greenwood Miss Austin Mildred Kasparek Agatha Megonigle Genevieve Drake Charles Lowe Christus Trumphator Russell Staley Harold Martin Ella Silkett C. C. Andrews Santa Lucia Marcus Aurelius Capital Hollenberg Rocky Hollow Roland Matilda Wiébe David Doerkson Jansen F. 4 Walker Brendid Cannes Farmers State Bank Bone-McLucas Lbr. Co M. O. Sampson Mgr
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