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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

4

Post office at Steele City Nebraska Poet of Congress of March

A brief item notes a post office in Steele City Nebraska and a reference to a poet connected with the Congress of March. The readable fragment suggests a civic or literary mention tied to Steele City and a March event.

Steele City Nebraska Congress

Steele City Faces Spring Hopes for School and Baseball

Local chatter hints Steele City may build a new schoolhouse this year as spring arrives. Residents discuss a possible baseball team and musical group while neighbors share family updates, illnesses, and travel plans amid Good Friday observations.

Steele City

M. E. Church Notes and Services Schedule

The church announces morning services at 10 and 11 o clock with a sermon at 7 30 in the evening. Epworth League gathers at 6 45. Basement work continues with east side prepared. Subscribers may pay basement fund dues to Mr Peters on the furniture store premises.

Peterson

Jaywalker in Kansas City A Notorious Local Figure

A fragmented, era uncleared account references a well known jaywalker in Kansas City described as a pest. The text hints at social divides and legal or moral judgments surrounding a spouse and separation claims, with unclear details and names.

Broken Tombs Reveal Roman Burial Sites and Coins

Archaeologists report several burial types at a site tied to Roman presence. Finds include a plastered tomb with a dome, graves using stamped Roman roofing tiles of the twentieth legion, V shaped sandstone troughs, and simple clay trenches. Bronze coins of Antonius Pius and Commodus found in mouths support a Roman origin.

Antonius Pius Commodyus Charon Styx Stygian

Threats Target Kansas City Music Store Leaders

Anonymous threats against the music store proprietors upset the Housewives' league of Kanege City headquartered there. Police brace for possible disruption as league officers consider next steps once new information emerges.

Kansas City Housewives’ League of Kanege City League

British Foe Tests Powerite Cordite Alternative

A historical report describes explosive tests comparing cordite with a new substance called powerite. Powerite reportedly penetrates sand boxes more effectively, resists heat cold moisture and age, and can be ignited safely with a firearm. The inventor claims exclusive use by the British government and notes substantial quantities tested aboard ships.

Thayer Charge Gydney

Rembrandt Painting Sold from Chicago to Toledo Heiress Buyer

A Chicago art dealer sold Rembrandt's The Praying Pilgrim for 250000 to John N toledo. The painting was taken to Toledo by Reinhardt and will be sent to Toledo Museum of Art for six months. It came from Maurice Kahn's Paris gallery where it hung for years.

Chicago Rembrandt John N ‘Wan Toledo Reinhardt MF Willye Toledo Museum of Art Paris Kahn Paria America Pilgrim

Uncle Sam Opposes Tips In Policy Debate

New York reports Capt Matthew Hanes a former army officer turned business entrant says government doubts the wisdom of tipping. He recalls witnessing German maneuvers and notes a $86.45 lodging bill during a visit, with a $319 total claimed as higher costs for serving the United States abroad.

New York Matthew & Hannia Hanes Witters Biota Meistein Bie

Wellesley Girls Threaten Equal Rights Action

Boston reports stir at Wellesley College as freshmen sophomores and seniors join protests demanding equal rights. Leadership cites grievances over faculty policies and access to certain roles and activities, sparking campus unrest and calls for change.

Boston Woellesley College

In Their Spare Moments Tennis Play The Lover Of Hot Weather

The line suggests a playful reference to a person who enjoys hot weather and tennis. It may reflect a light anecdotal item about leisure activity during warm conditions. No clear names, dates, or organizations are present to identify a specific event.

Fragmentary Reading Sparks Curiosity on Words and Color

A garbled verse like text discusses wine bottles and beauty, noting colors in photographs and the idea that time wasted harms happiness. It hints at observation and hearing truths people avoid. The piece presents a collage of phrases rather than a clear story.

Apeskok Derapends of the World Reflections

A fragmentary line reflects on thoughts of a Chinese person amid global perspectives. The text is unclear and lacks concrete events or context for a fuller summary.

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