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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions a date March 30 1917 and locations including Nebraska and a Congress reference. Names and details are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments about a civic or governmental item.
M and church notes announce next Sunday April 1 regular services at Steele. Ipworth League meets at 745 p.m. with the topic Transortality The Other Side Bible study Thursday evenings open to all. Dr Hen and Prof ker ie praised for their work with the class and good interest shown.
Horticulture specialists at the university farm urge pruning wrape vines before leaf growth to protect the crop. Extension Bulletin No. 29 covers pruning details and is sent free on request to the Bulletin Clerk at University Farm Lincoln.
Nem Logg organized a hotel event where ice cream and cake were served. Officers elected include J W Ricke as President Sam Barber as First Vice President Winifred Sheaffer as Second Vice President Sarah Wallace as Prelate Nellie Megenhvle as Secretary HK B Rocker as Financier Martha Lowe as Conductress Pern Barber as Guard iaa Pickering as Sentinel Chark Lowe as Trustee Wm Bundy and Tranna Taylor as Trustees.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination in Fairbury Nebraska on April 28 1917 to fill a rural carrier position at Steele City and related county vacancies. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county with Form No 1977 requirements. applications obtainable from the Institute For Spring Tonic. Vegetables and fruits recommended as spring diet. home economists note canned spinach can make a tasty dish.
A man died when an improvised device exploded on his uncle’s property in a rural area. Authorities labeled the incident accidental and investigated the scene for safety violations and possible negligent handling.
A nonsensical OCR snippet appears to lack clear names places dates or events. The readable portion offers no identifiable persons organizations or outcomes to summarize into a proper news item.
The text explains how bore size and length relate in gun design. It notes that a United States coastal gun is described by its caliber and length, such as a 12 inch gun called a 12 inch caliber 40, and a 6 inch rapid fire gun as a 6 calibers long.
Mr Pusey reports a new tenant house nearing completion while Ches Hodges makes a Kansas City business trip. Mrs Madge Hoh and children visit Ed and Mrs Ed Chancellor. The Farmers Equity pours a concrete foundation for a new lumber yard. Mrs Levi Vaughn is ill and went to a Omaha hospital. Our new U P depot is nearly ready for business. The Kellie sale, led by Mr McCoy and wife, drew a large crowd. Frank Jones had a runaway and a wagon overturn without injuries. The Hughes children had an accident on the way to school when a horse ran away, injuring one boy slightly.
Mrs A C Griffing is very ill at this writing. Many residents spent Sunday visiting neighbors including W D Shepherd family Otis Allen and Seveir, Norman Fentiman and family, Esri Fentiman and others at various homes around Rocky Hollow. Several groups attended gatherings at the Kenning and Wilson homes among others.
Hollenberg route 1 reports Carl Ames and family motor to Washington on Sunday. Ed Corell and family took a joy ride to Diller. Mr and Mrs Haverty visited Sunday at Ray Clapps. Mrs Tilden visiting at the Embroidery Club. Dick Osborne spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Prank Price. Mr and Mrs Wolf and daughter spent Sunday with Geo Bakers. Mrs N E B Moore visiting with her son and family.
Helvey Roy Schell and family of Diller George Poffinbarger and family Roy Riley and family of Fairbury Mr and Mrs Pearson Lillie Viola and Vergil Cook are listed in the community notice.
Public notice announces probate of the Levine estate in Jefferson County with hearings May 7 1917 and September 7 1917 at nine o clock. Creditors have six months to file claims. those not filed by December 1917 are barred. Notice published in State City Press for four weeks. By order of the county court. Cased March 7 Lane J. Nurmas county judge Measty and Barnes attorneys.
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