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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
4
Local Steele City markets list seasonal goods and fresh produce available this week. Vendors promote farm products, handmade crafts, and weekly specials. Community shoppers browse stalls seeking bargains and locally sourced items.
Announcement documents a Republican nomination filing for Jefferson County Nebraska treasurer and two probate notices filed in Os county court. It notes a July 19 1978 hearing for John F Zoelin estate and a May 14 1918 hearing for Fawin A Bughee estate with final settlement petition filed April 6 1918 and distribution under will terms.
The senior class plans plays and a closing service with Rev Herhoe on May 19 and May 24 graduation. Eighth graders receive certificates at Commencement night. The listed seniors include Mildred Andrews and Amy Peimer among others. report notes 1918 district details and monthly attendance.
Mrs John Miller Mrs Gleave Horderson and Millerd visited Tuesday afternoon at Mr Brennete.
The notice records numerous social visits among families in Endicott and Fairbury including John Kenning and others, plus estate proceedings for WR Notlee with claims and examinations set before the Jefferson County court in 1918. It lists meeting dates, deadlines, and legal representatives for probate and claimant filings.
A Texas Ranger performance coming to town promises realistic depictions of life on the Texas Mexican border. The show includes Mexicans, U S S, soldiers, Indians, and border patrol scenes with a stockade fort battle and Apache War Dance. It will be staged in a big tent venue with seating for spectators.
Over 2,000 attendees expected as the Cowboy Band plays in front of the tent at 7 G. W. The show begins at 7:15.
Fragmentary text discusses wind influence and early land vehicles and claims about affecting or afflicting it. The readable portion lacks clear events, names, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
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