Odell Oracle Editor W E Muth Visits Last Friday
W E Muth, editor of the Odell Oracle, came over last Friday for an unspecified engagement.
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W. E. Muth
The
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
1
Local notices from Fairbury and Steele City reflect community life
Community brief highlights moves and visits in Fairbury Steele City and nearby towns. Listings include residents moving households, farm labor, school events, Easter planning, poultry and gardening notes, sales of goods and local business changes, and a paralytic stroke in Holiday Missouri.
Eage Fee Sale cama pereatiibates 18:0 atone
Carl Schultz leads a local sale event with unclear details from fragmented OCR text. The brief mentions participation and a numeric score or amount but lacks full context.
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Eage Fee Sale Cama
Pereatiibates
Atone
Carl Schultz
Masquerade Ball Notice For Knights Of Pythias Members
A 1921 notice to Knights of Pythias Lodge members announces a masquerade ball at the Opera House in Steele City on Thursday March 17 at 8 pm. Rule: no one over 16 attends unmasked unless masked. Unmask only on signal. black masks sold at drug store. costumes may be simple or elaborate. Refreshments after unmasking and entertainment for under 16 provided. By order of the Chancellor Commander.
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Opera
Steele City
Not Inclined to Expire Ideas on Government Reform
Senator Sorghum responds to questions about improving the government by saying he sees it as a fine machine. he is satisfied to keep it polished and in smooth working order rather than seeking inventions to improve it.
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Senator Sorghum
Cattle Shipments From Steele City Car Loads Sent
Monday shipments from Steele City totaled nine carloads of cattle to market. C. C. Andrews mailed five loads with three cars to St. Joe and two to Kansas City. G. B. Cassell sent three loads to St. Joe. Farmers Union delivered one car to St. Joe. Mr. Andrews, Mr. Cassell, Wm. Else, and R. S. Wilfley joined the convoy, Wilfley heading to Kansas City.
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Steele City
C. C. Andrews
St. Joe
Kansas City
G. B. Cassell
The
Farmers Union
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Cassell
Wm. Else
R. S. Wilfley
Masterful Wives Foresee Change in Domestic Roles
A Boston millionaire predicts a shift in marriage dynamics as “masterful wives” become common due to broad social changes. He asserts husbands will soon face a future where dictation occurs in more than just the office.
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Boston
Fatally Flawed Tailor Quarrel Reported at Market Row
A terse exchange between a customer and tailor in Buffalo Expressa notes a sharp clash over fashion taste. The customer pressures for the least offensive suitings while the tailor probes for the customer’s dark brown preference.
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John
Buffalo Expresa
Falconry Practices Across Centuries Highlighted
The article notes falconry as a long standing sport with Chinese origins around 2000 years ago and its revival in certain ancient cultures. It mentions hawks captured from wild populations and used for sport, with references to historic practices and observers in London News describing Dutch efforts to secure birds for English offices.
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Babylon
Centain
London News
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