Fay Clark Leaves University for St James Minnesota Job
Fay Clark quits the university for the year and travels to St James Minnesota to work as assistant time keeper for a construction company.
06 May 1921
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
1
Fay Clark quits the university for the year and travels to St James Minnesota to work as assistant time keeper for a construction company.
Local briefs note Mothers Day observances and a busy week in Steele City. Mentions include school year close May 27, farm and market activity, a memorial day program, garden notes, community events, and local visitors and business dealings with Swift & Co. promoting cream and eggs.
For sale prepare listing of livestock including a 2 year old Shorthorn bull a cow freshened about ten days ago a bay mare four years old weighing 1350 pounds a bay jennet male four years old weight 1100 pounds. Local buyers may inquire for details.
Millet seed offered at $1.00 per bushel by Joseph Nutter. Two bred sows for sale, contact Diller at phone 10436. Paul Beckwith invites readers to visit. Medical Record cites debates on open air exercise, urging moderation and noting youths often overestimate endurance.
A barn on the Garrels farm two miles south and three east of Diller burned last Friday night at about 10 o clock. Ten to twelve tons of hay 200 bushels of corn three horses four mules and other items were lost. A second fire at Martin Dickmans and J W Foute farms east of Diller burned eight to ten tons of alfalfa and kaffir corn hay after threshing. The blaze began while the threshing crew dined and nearly reached the machine before the seed burned. It was a close call for the barn.
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