Nutter and neighbors ship herds to market at St Joe
Joseph Nutter a leading farmer near No Man's Landing sells two carloads of stock at St Joe last week. Prices reached 7.10 for cattle and 10.60 for hogs. Eight carloads shipped from Steele City this week. Andrews sent four cars of cattle while H Drake and E Hughes sent one car to Kansas City. Farmers Co Op Co shipped cattle and hogs to St Joe midweek and another hog car was sent on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nutter
No Man's Lana
St. Joe
Steele Civ
Andrews
Tattle
H. Drake
E. Hughes
Kansas City
Farmers Co.Op
Primary pupils visit Holland cousins and gain wind mill use
Readable school notes detail visits to Holland cousins Hans and Gretehen to learn wind mill water pumping. Pupils discuss shoes choices, furniture making with simple materials, and practicable dress ideas for paper dolls. The Racer beats No. 6 in a toy train race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Gretehen
Holland
Golden Grocery
Steele City
Mildred Wallace
Lila McDonald
Palmer
Local Notes From Rocky Hollow and Nearby Areas
Community updates from Rocky Hollow include visits among neighbors, a Monday sale by Chet McCurdy, and a weather caused school closure. Opal Compton stays with grandparents Malady as Norman Fentiman family moves from Liberty Near. Bill Jones Compton family and Walter James socialized at Malady and McCullen households amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Goca
Bill Jones
Ray Thomas
Chas. Compton
Chet McCurdy
Rocky Hollow
Little Opal Compton
Malady
Norman Fentiman
Family of
Liberty
Earl Fentiman
Fairbury
Charley Compton
John Malady
Walter James
McCullen
Local Social Notes From Fairbury Area
Mrs. Ralph Howland is on the sick list. A young girl of Earl Dean's has been quite ill. Carl Ames and family visited Fairbury on Wednesday. Earl Bert and Henry With spent the weekend at Henry Sands' home. Miss Tennie and Miss Ellen James visited Mrs. Ethel Schmidtt Sunday. Chas and Will Seitz families visited Ernie Sunday afternoon. Liberty Embroidery Club met Wednesday with Mary and Sophia Baker. Mrs. F R Miller and Mrs. G R Henderson with Millard visited Miss Mary Brenner's on Monday. Mrs. Howland returned home then and is assisting with cleaning and is helping a daughter Ida who is ill at Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dean
Carl Ames
Fairbury
Earl
Bert
Henry
Henry Sands
Tennie
Ellen James
Ethel Schmidtt
Chas
Will Seitz
Ernies
Liberty Embroidery Club
Mary
Sophia Baker
F. R.miller
G. R. Henderson
Millard
Mary Brenners
Local Notes of Endicott Residents and Events
Mrs. Carl Sheeley called on Mrs. Frank Walburn Monday. Endicott will be lighted by electricity for the first time tonight. Mrs. Chas Sie left Monday for Table to visit her daughter and family. Ervin Grandy was hit by a baseball at the school ground and it was necessary to 20 his lip. Frank Rose will move the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sheeley
Frank Walburn
John
Siaanaden
W. Allen
Edwin
Endicott
Chas. Sie
Hadley
Ervin Grandy
Frank Rose
HOLLENBERG Community Notes and Obituary Update
The flu victims mostly recover while Mr Will Derrick faces poor health again. John Derrick visited in Washington early this week. Ted Correll and wife reside on the farm vacated by Claude Shepherd. Lennie Barr and son visited Reuben Barr. Harry V Townsends and John Townsend were Fairbury callers Tuesday. Grandpa Weber died last Thursday and was buried Saturday after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Derrick
John Derrick
Washington
Ted Correll
Elsworthey
Claude
Shepherd
Lennie Barr
Toveke
Reuben Barr
Harry V
John Townsend
Fairbury
Weber
Tippin Announces Sheriff Bid for Second Term
F M Tippin declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for County Sheriff seeking a second term subject to voters in the Primary Election on Tuesday July 18 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jenkins
Frank L. Rain
F.m.tippin
Jefferson County
Wm. L. Woods
Arthur J. Denney
Petition for transfer of church property in Steele City Nebraska
A petition filed in court by Edward J. T. Connely seeks appointment of a trustee to transfer to the Nebraska Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church the real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. The property is Lot 5 in Block 10 of the First Addition to Steele City, part of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Sec 19 T1N R4E, Sixth Principal Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. T. Connely
Nebraska
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jefferson County
Steele City
Methodist Episcopsl Church
Sesele City
Methodia Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopei Church
Church
Steere City
Nebreabe
Uneseid
Dene Im Open Court
A. D
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Steele City Pre
Petiehe
Poser
Ander
Cumprese
Steele City Markets
Ieferson County Offic
J. Monroe Davis
Ws. Grace and
George DuVall
Depot
S. Taylor, M.D
Fairbury, Neb
Globe Pharmacy
H. Rathjen
C. T. Whitney
Farmers State Bank
M. O. Sampson
Fiat
Ford
Hollenberg
Ralph Howland
Steele City Exchange
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph CO
Jenkins-Grooks Co
D. W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
Richard Barth
Cer
E. R. Allen
Braska
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