21 Mar 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
1
Numerous notes report farm work plans and weather hopes as farmers consider sowing oats. Birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Biron near town is recorded, alongside travel and illness updates. Local visits, meetings, and lectures fill the week with community activity and a car accident near Endicott ending with injuries.
Miss Dempster enjoyed a Crete weekend while John Carmichael visited the school. Seniors practice for a forthcoming play as teachers and clubs coordinate with parents. A Ladies Club grant funds playground equipment and several class visits to neighboring schools enriched the Normal Training course with district tours and a model school at Diller.
For sale 200 pounds Sudan grass seed and a little early amber cane seed. Contact Fred Perkins for details and pricing.
A Holland hotspot is described as still prepared in the old Spanish manner from a campaign era when the Hollanders drove them across the dykes. The dish resembles both the Northwest mailigan and the West Indies pepperpot, but lacks crab meat and dumplings.
A short reflective line notes that everyone may speak freely yet few can express their true intentions clearly. The exchange frames voice as a handicap and a communal challenge in communication.
Colonial report on St Helena shows few real criminals. Night stone-throwing was short lived. No trials last year. 104 of 210 summary cases covered by education road tax and poor law. Police disposed of 77 trivial cases. Three flogging instances recorded under juvenile smoking ordinance.
C. C. Andrews urges farmers to act now as horse values are low and expected to rise. He recommends breeding every good mare to the best available stallion to maximize future returns.
The Clune cinema drama The Eyes of the World screens March 21 and 22 at Majestic theatre Fairbury. Harold Bell Wright novel frames the production with vivid character types and careful screen recreation, highlighting optimism and thoughtful insight.
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