Hammond family moves to Arkansas City Kansas
Eva Hamiey’s card notes the Hammond family have moved from Winfield to Arkansas City Kansas. Wm Pearson reports daughter May Andrews recovering well after a hospital operation in St Joe and to likely go home this week. F Crinklaw plans to start a taxi line next Monday with routes from here to Fairbury and Marysville then Steele City, possibly adding a second car later. The K P lodge held its annual banquet in the opera house last Friday, rescheduled from St Patrick’s day, with an oyster supper program and dancing for members and families. The Benson area reports horse valuations 25 to 100 dollars, cattle 15 to 50, wheat 100 2 bushel, corn 40 cents, oats 30 cents, values steady from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hamiey
Dr. Hammond
Winfield
Kansas
Hammond
Arkansas City
Wm. Pearson
May Andrews
St. Joe
F. Crinklaw
Appril
Fairbury
Marysville
Steele City
K. P. Lodge
Opera House
County Fair Board Reorganizes for 1922 Fair
The County Fair Board met Friday to finalize the 1922 fair reorganization in Fairbury. Officers stay the same and R. Jones is reappointed secretary. The board discussed adding races to future attractions and a majority favored the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Board
Fairbury
R. Jones
County Commissioners Have Troubles of Their Own
Fairbury March 28 A M Strawhacker Republican candidate for county commissioner has withdrawn leaving Republicans without a nominee. Democrat contenders in Fairbury district are Chas F Stark John Koch and Emil Schoen. An official notes voters demand better roads schools fair attractions and costly improvements while taxpayers push for tax restraint. Jud Tupkins laments persistent landlord tenant class divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Strawhacker
Chas. F. Stark
John Koch
Emil Schoen
Report of the Condition Steele City Nebraska Bank
Report of the condition of Steele City, Charter No. 623, in the state of Nebraska at close of business March 10, 1822. De Cree a s cashier signs as present by the bureau of Banking S. Wilfley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Nebraska
State Bureau of Banking & S. Wilfley
Dutch village notes and school life across a tense period
A coastal village school diary records visits by Mrs Scharmann Miss Shuman and Mr Clark the canal boat trip by third and fourth graders with two Dutch children Jan and Mina and a range of events. It notes sports results the eighth grade losing to Jansen 12 to 0 and various community announcements including a wartime tax exemption request and a candy sale raising 3300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Mina
Jansen
Elna Arner
Local notes and moving visits across towns
Charles Haig spent last week in Grand Island. J. H. Carmony visits among former friends. T. A. Major leaves for Peru to visit parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hockets moved to the Guthriel Sam Friday. family moved to Chester Sam Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Haig
Grand Island
J. H. Carmony
T. A. Major
Peru
Lyle Hockets
Guthriel
Sam
Chester
Local Visitors and Visits Reported Around Morrowville Area
Mr Haverty and son Ed were Morrowville callers Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Schmidtt and Opal were Sunday visitors at Hanover. Miss Maude Price spent Saturday and Sunday with friend Gladys Ellison. Charles New of Grand Island visited his aunt Mrs Bratten. Mrs Lee Earhart and children spent the weekend with her parents. Henry Sand and Carl Brenners shipped a car of cattle to St Joe Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Steve Davis and Iola of Beatrice visited Monday with Dan Davis family. Mrs Jesse Davis and daughter Mildred went to Hanover Sunday to help care for the new grandson.
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Rocky Hollow
Minnie Malady
Jones
Cora Cuthbert
Steele City
Tom Gocoa
Matilda Wiebe
Monnday
Or. Walkemeyer
Jansen
Hays
John Maladhy
Harve Werner
Baby
Charley January
S. Anson Smith
Milo Adams
Cuthbert
Perry Cuthbert
Jim White
Andy Belding
Norman Fentiman
North Platte
Mr. Haverty
Morrowville
Fred Schmidtt
Opal
Hanover
Maude Price
Gladys Ellison
Charles New
Grand Island
Mrs. Bratten
Lee Earhart
Lou Wolf
Henry Sand
Carl Brenners
St. Joe
Steve Davis
Iola
Beatrice
Dan Davis
Jesse Davis
Mildred
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Sete
Pollet
Esesee Guiety & Sérescr
Oteret Os
Mali
Nebraske
Ander
Steele City Markets
Grace
George DuVail
Vfice
Depot
S. Taylor, M. D
H. Rathjen
C. T. Whitney
Prop
EL. Jenkins
Ucket
Teesdey
Frank L. Raen
Bersby
Emma
Fee
Jefferme
Kepenicea Cectern
FR Allen
Bresco Jaty
CLYDS
Steele City Exchange
Withen
Ecrber
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph CO
Dud Tunkins
Jud Tupkins
Farmers’ State Bank
Lyle Bryant
Rome
Helen Collins
The
State University
Fairchilds
David Riggzie
M. Munsell
Mr. Klooz
Scottsbluff
Hollenberg
Lester Joe Henderson
S. P
C.S. Townsend
Clyde Packer
A. G. Townsend
Ted Correll
E. Q. Chapman
Wymore
Carl
Masonic Lodge
Claude Miller
Arvel Lewis’ Grocery
Earl Willford
Claude
Mr. Millers
Linden Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Esther Barber
Mary Elien
E. E. Shultz
E. O. Cassell
Geo. Patterson
Rand
Johannesburg
London
Europe
Mickie
Farmers State Bank
M. O. Sampson
Seeaten
Seenee
Dek
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