Candidacy Announcement for County Judge Nomination
A candidate declares intent to seek nomination for the office of County Judge on the non political ballot. The person asks for support at the primary held on April 10.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
7
A candidate declares intent to seek nomination for the office of County Judge on the non political ballot. The person asks for support at the primary held on April 10.
Elmer W. McFarland of Ohiowa Nebraska born October 6 1861 in McLean County Illinois is a general merchant and senior partner in McFarland & Sons. He has served on the Ohiowa village board and school board and filed as Republican candidate for state senator in the Fillmore Thayer and Jefferson district.
The PUDLER season recalls good times on the teams as players pursue sportsmanship and recreation. Senior portraits and class activities fill the week while the Domestic Science lockers near completion and the Biology class studies heredity effects.
Won from Powell Hubbell Powell Endicott Alexandria Fairbury Reserves Endicott Hubbell Odell Alexandria Hollenberg Hollenberg. Lost to Fairbury. The record of the second team is very good and we believe this second team can beat any in the state. We might arrange a little after season tilt if any team feels lucky.
The Steele City team defeated Davenport 3 to 0 on Monday then beat Edgar 2 to 1 on Tuesday in the high school auditorium. Judges for Davenport were Sutton officials and a local M D, while Hastings College professors judged Edgar. Participants included Edna James Naomi Wilfley Roy Fisher Charles Lowe and coach G V Casler.
Friday afternoon visits included Jack Cassell while Miss Gretzinger and colleagues from Lincoln observed in her room. Absent due to illness were Harold Manley Thomas Woods Helen Sampson Luther Sampson Dorris Kasparek Helen Shephard Dayle Godden Carol Silkett and Glenn Hartgrave. Fifth grade studying food booklets and geography on Mexico while sixth grade covers the Balkan States. Third grade completes Holland unit with sand table and Holland themed booklets. Shirley Beatrice Wells Lincoln visitor. Elton Goldsberry ill midweek.
Harold Staley works for his father in Steele City. Velma Bundy may have married in 1927. Beula Barber Richardson resides in Hardy with a husband who manages a local store. Clare Darling assists her father while previously at Fairbury. Hilda Jarseen holds an office job in Lincoln.
E. E. Campbell and his wife arrived home Saturday after a trip to California. The item notes their visit to a shop focusing on disc sharpening and references The New Blacksmith.
Campbell Cline Post 349 American Legion holds meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays each month. Members are welcomed. Commander Phillip Pickering and Adjutant Kenneth Eustis oversee affairs.
H S invites readers to attend the debate against the Davenport H S team at 7:30 PM in the church. The team aims to win and possibly tie Geneva for district champions with two home debates remaining. Support from the crowd is requested to inspire the team.
A nature note explains skunks avoid gas warfare and rely on tooth and claw in battles with other animals. The great horned owl may strike at a skunk, but often retreats after realizing the skunk’s defensive spray and reflexes deter further pursuit.
For sale notice advertises horses mules and brood sows with a trade offer to swap brood sows for stock hogs. Includes contact C C Andrews and a subscription payment prompt.
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