County Judge Candidacy Announcement on Primary Ballot
A candidate announces intention to run for the office of County Judge on the non political ballot. Support is requested for the primary on April 10th.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
5
A candidate announces intention to run for the office of County Judge on the non political ballot. Support is requested for the primary on April 10th.
Elmer W. McFarland of Ohiowa, Republican candidate for state senator in the Fillmore Thayer Jefferson district, was born October 6 1861 in Illinois. He runs McFarland & Sons general stores with roots in Hubbell and Ohiowa and has served on the village board and school board.
Absentees listed for sickness include Max Bundy Dorothea Kaspar ek Patty Shultz Harold Martin and Harry Weber. Reading class works on Legend of Sleepy Hollow booklet while others study spring scenes map drawing Civil War and Spain. Health notices include Fifth grade Food booklets and posters. telephone installed for George Banahan.
For Sale Mammoth Black Diamond Raspberry Plants 25c per dozen. Gladiola Bulbs 10c per dozen. Senator Dunlop Strawberry plants 50c per 100 and taking orders for strawberries. Big World War Pictures shown April 21 at Steele City community hall by Campbell-Cline Post American Legion. Family news: C Pearson and family with Mrs Wm Pearson and Mrs R T Garrett visited Villisca Iowa March 17 18 with Mrs Carl Miller and family.
Village of Steele Cityسس residents ordered to pen up all chickens within village limits from March 15 to October 1 to protect gardens. By order of Village Board of Trustees.
Trau m Funeral Parlor offers ambulance service in Fairbury Nebraska with contact 108. The advertisement notes disc sharpening as a specialty and mentions The New Blacksmith.
Chicago resident Vernon Adee is visiting his hometown area this week, stopping to see relatives and friends and share news of his travels.
The passage notes noise from bottles under windows as milkman or bootlegger, mentions new Jazz records, Daisy song lyrics, and odd song titles. It includes a burglary alarm motto and Edna James quip about sanitary drinking cups and drinking habits in a village setting.
For centuries rings were worn on the thumb and later moved to the fourth finger. Ecclesiastical cautions ended the odd custom of removing the ring after the ceremony. The belief of a vein to the heart is incorrect. practical reasons favored left-hand wear to protect the ring from wear.
Bess reports that Aunt Bee killed herself last night after her father heard from him that Aunt Bee was seen alive. The mother doubts the claim and questions the report of a facial injury from a gunshot.
A beach crowd watches as a bottle floats on the waves. A party retrieves the bottle and reads a note asking the finder to send it to a brother in Aberdeen and deliver two pence to the Pig and Whistle, per London Answers.
Norma, seven, recalls a grandma joke about a boy who buys pepper for his mother and finds it half peas. She replies with a sharp punch line about a pepper being half pep, reflecting a child’s quick play on words.
Advice urges early use of reading glasses after age forty five for close work. Emphasizes eye aging and encourages preventive care to conserve sight.
Almonds are the island’s main crop in Majorca with many varieties. As olive trees die they are replaced by almonds and ripe nuts are knocked from branches by bamboo poles. Women and children dry and pick the nuts, shells are broken by hand or machines, kernels are extracted.
Classified item announces sale of horses mules and brood sows with an offer to trade brood sows for stock hogs. Includes contact C. C. Andrews and a prompt line about subscription payment.
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