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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
4
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Charles M Schwab welcomed a steel magnate from Pittsburgh to his Riverside drive mansion. The guest arrived in leather boots and frayed shirt, as Schwab guided him through the art adorned interior with quiet pauses before paintings.
The article notes a shift toward innovative paper products in the United States. Manufacturers explore decorative uses and fireproof crepe paper treated to burn slowly, reducing fire hazards. The feature highlights extensive domestic paper adaptation and novel applications emerging from local industry.
A Swedish correspondent describes large forest holdings fueling wealth as lumber prices rise. Strict laws require replanting for any cut, even by landowners, while rural electrification spreads. Sweden embraces modernization with electric power, cars, and industrial momentum from wartime expansion.
Warner visited wood on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Geo Kenning hosted Sunday guests at the Fred Kenning home. Rose Malady stayed the night at the Andy Belding home. Leo Crouse and family spent Sunday with Orville Belding near Morrowville. Mrs Frank Fentiman of Liberty Nebr is visiting her daughter Mrs Ethel Roberson and family. Wheat looks good and plowing and sowing oats season approaches. Mrs Henry Williams was called to Steele City to assist her sick sister Mrs Bert Broadston.
Rosa Jedliska on sick list. Edward Haverty attended as Washington caller. John and Mrs Myer visited Hanover. Mrs Tilden of Osborne County visiting Geo Baker home. Mr and Mrs Fred Koch visited with Fred and Mrs Schmidtt. Henry Sands stayed with relatives in Odell. Embroidery Club met with Mrs Ernie Fielder. nine ladies present. work and fellowship noted. Mr and Mrs Fred Hated now of Sumner welcomed a son. Ada Fielder referenced as Kutch. River farmers donated eight days of work to dig a river channel for the new bridge. A. B. James hosted a party for son Roscoe. event to Graham Kansas.
Mr Sinclair the piano tuner visited town last week. Mr Fitzsimmons sold his garage to Mr Parks this week. Guy Townsend sold the old home place to Frank Brenners last week. Fred Oswald saw The Seuttler at the Majestic last Saturday night. John Townsend visited relatives in Fairbury last week. Arvel Lewis is home due to illness preventing work. Mr and Mrs Townsend spent weekend with sons in Fairbury. Mr Barr sold coal north of town at Grand
The speaker asserts that the county will build a bridge crossing as good as any in the area, promising quality construction and reliable access for residents. The statement emphasizes local infrastructure improvements and the county's commitment to comparable standards with neighboring regions.
The Hopi of the Southwest are praised for pottery skills even before the potter wheel. U S standards and aid are said to help improve methods and materials, with potential benefits for Navaho crafts and the broader craft market.
The Ruthenian orphanage, aided by U S children through the Junior Red Cross, emphasizes soap and water as key treatment. Two gypsy mothers clash over a dirty child while clean clothing and guidance at the American run facility spark renewed hope and discipline.
This piece notes a calendar crafted for week enders with four tegal holidays near Sunday. It mentions Jancoin's birthday on Saturday, Decoration Day, the Fourth of July, and Labor Day falling on Monday, and quips about a weekender who can stay away from town for business.
A fragment suggests discussion in the Australian federal cabinet about rebates and department pressures. It references parliamentary seniority and an appellant debate related to governance and financial considerations.
A postal money order accompanies a letter from WM Beever in Adaton Nebraska to the Press, praising the paper as a guide and recalling Steele City and Diller neighbors. He reminisces about Grandma Henderson, reflects on aging, comments on local churches, oil belt hopes, and church and town news, closing from a guard duty night.
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