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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
4
An unclear OCR fragment references a 1904 date and a political context with mentions of Congress and a postal related action. Specific names, places, or events are unreadable, but the snippet suggests a dated public or electoral notice with limited legible details.
Easter is coming next Sunday and election day is Tuesday with posts on village council and school board. Local items note farms, deliveries, sales, and residents including Dr. Leach and Mrs. Musser's obituary amid community notices and upcoming spring activities.
Clara and Chester Hunnicutt visited the Hish School over Thursday and Friday as classes discuss Civil War campaigns and geometry topics. Ninth grade won the vocabulary contest while Agatha Megonigie and Mildred Kasparek took top spots in the humorous declamatory. eighth grade exams arrive April 5-6. Prof. Cooper is expected to visit and teachers Wilfley and Sampson attended last Thursday.
Incomplete OCR text references a fatal incident and ongoing investigation. Names, places, dates, and official actions are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a death linked to a reported event and authorities’ inquiry.
The Horace Piffer residence parlor window was struck by a half brick about eight last evening while Mrs Piffer hosted a Daughters of Eva bridge party. The brick struck Mrs Bestace Bump on the head but caused little injury thanks to her spring hat. A landlady at the Petunia tavern reports a curious scene as officers search the back area where a man identified as Black Putter was found near the overturned checker setup.
Rocky Hollow man made a business trip to Liberty Nebr Monday Granvil Williams and family and Mr and Mrs Harve Werner spent Sunday at Walter James Roland Wiebe spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister Mrs David Deorkson near Jansen Mrs Ed Nutter left Sunday for a weeks visit with her daughter Mrs John Roseman near Diller Nebr
Ernest Funk shipped a car on Wednesday on Hollenberg Route 1. Sickness remains prevalent along the route. Joe Alexa shingled his implement shed Wednesday. Fairbury visitors, Mr. Simmons and Nathan, stopped Saturday. A daughter was born March 17 to Mr and Mrs Earl Nutter. Earl With of Odell visited his sister Mrs H Sands last week. John Stone and Claude Miller of Fairbury spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Pearl Welch aids care for her ill mother Mrs Pralle. Mrs Klecan of Hanover returned home after a visit with daughter Mrs Otto Leitzen.
Mrs Andrews and Mrs Townsend figure in local notices as mail routes shift due to drifts. Doyle Fitzsimmons is reported accidentally killed in Denver by an exploding air tank. funeral held after arrival of his body. Ethel Wilson and Davie Fitzsimmons recently married, mourned by Baptist S S and community. Minister from Knosdale delivered the sermon.
A clipped crime note references a burglar case alongside a mention of a busy Bosco and the Evening Transcript. The fragment hints at a local arrest or trial narrative without clear details or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a test or craft with references to cops and boats. Names and exact actions are unclear. The piece appears damaged with garbled phrases and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
Anna Eliza Haverstock Musser died March 15 1923 at Birmingham Iowa aged 71 11 4 born near Birmingham April 14 1851 married to Clarence Musser 1874 lived in Washington Kansas Steele City Nebraska and Mt Vernon Washington She leaves son William C Musser and brother William Haverstock and many relatives A devout Methodist all her life she cared for her sister Belle Torrence who died March 6 1923
The funeral service was conducted Sunday afternoon the 18th at the Torrence home by Rev J. I. Coleman of the Presbyterian church. The body was taken to Washington Kansas for interment beside her husband and daughter. Birmingham Iowa.
An awkward maxim notes that individuals of strong character attract adversaries. The saying suggests integrity draws opposition while implying resilience and steady conduct define true character.
The era marks fashion peak in France with towering headdresses and exaggerated dress details. Heels and gowns grew extreme during Louis XIV and Louis XV reigns as style peaked and the term Louis linked to ornate fashion.
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