14 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
1
Ford repairs and a full line of parts are advertised to keep cars in safe travel. The ad stresses tire quality and recommends Federal McGraw or American tires to avoid common car trouble.
Garden work begins as farmers prepare for seeding while residents travel for visits and business. Multiple notes cover moves, illnesses, hospital plans, a bridge project, and a train injury near the clay pit.
The Steele City School notes mention an upcoming box social and report busy classes. Freshman Algebra works on paired equations while Ninth grade Latin compares adjectives and pronouns. Latin Tenth studies Caesar Book II. Science classes discuss heart lungs dissection and plant life, with keen notes on lab work and a sought after guest lecture by Mr. Wilfley on business topics.
A cryptic phrase from a fragmented OCR item notes bot stock ties to the Steele City elevator. The readable portion hints at a listing or insider reference connected to hardware or trade terms. Further context is unreadable.
Daily Thought expresses a maxim that without hope no endeavor is possible, noting Samuel Johnson as the source. The snippet frames a concise philosophical reflection on motivation and perseverance.
Will Bond plans to leave for Rochester Minnesota this week to enter Mayo hospital for a moro examination and possible operation. He has suffered a bodily affliction that has puzzled physicians and after an unsuccessful operation a year ago he now seeks treatment at Mayo. During the stay Mrs Bond will visit her parents at Diller Nebraska.
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