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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
4
Local notes report about two inches of additional snowfall Wednesday night affecting Fairbury and surrounding areas. The items list dental, medical, business, and social notices from residents including patients, shoppers, sales, and travel updates across Fairbury Nebraska.
A school bulletin summarizes physiology lessons on energy sources and storage, botany pollen needs, and various grade level activities. It notes substitute days due to storms, Caesar and Ivanhoe studies, a grade declamatory contest on March 23, algebra graphics, and grade achievements including Palm er Method buttons.
A Nebraska Endicott company launched two years ago reports 125000 capital stock and yearly brick output rising from 4 000 000 to 12 000 000. Over 50 local workers are now employed in twelve kilns with firm plans to supply brick for a bank in Omaha a Tecumseh church a McCook hotel and an Imperial schoolhouse while also shipping carload lots outward.
An American attorney recounts two industrious Virginians hired to spruce a Washington cemetery. They weeded and trimmed, mowing and pruning to attract visitors, presenting the site as pleasant for passersby, pleasing Dr. Berthold Baer and the Howards of Denver.
Mary Eva Wallace known as Grandma Wallace died March 15 1923 at age 81. She lived on a farm between Diller and Steele City Nebraska and was a longtime member of local churches. Funeral held at her home with Rev. F. G. Knauer. burial in Steele City cemetery. Card of thanks from her children Robt Thompson William Wallace James Wallace.
John Alien the rural mail man could not make his round Monday due to snow drifts. Matilda Wiebe assists Mrs Geo Kenning by caring for their newborn son born March 17. An Easter bazaar is set for Endicott church on Friday March 30 with supper at 25 cents a plate.
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