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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
4
A historical report discusses treatment of fence pests and Cedar post preservation. It notes cost impacts, 30 year treated vs 13 year untreated outcomes, and mentions a county agent for access to data and guidance on preventative treatments.
Weekend visits and social gatherings are listed for Hanover Route 1 and surrounding areas. Residents including Rose Malady and the Belding, Beidine, Notter, and Jones families are noted with weekend and weekday visits. A burglary at a hardware store and a cabinet shop is reported with minor loot, while community clubs and visits to friends mark the period.
Fragmentary notes discuss a Gordian era relic and a possible century old voice. The text mentions Scotyte and Gramm and hints at a hearing or survey of ancient artifacts. Further readable names include Se Se or Senna.
The article outlines simple methods to keep violets fresh and free of odor for patients. Rinse stems briefly in cold water, wrap in oiled paper, and chill in the box overnight. avoid salt in the water and consider camphor to improve water quality.
In Jefferson County the estate of Edwin Hamier is discussed. G A Hetney asks that RS Wilfier be appointed administrator. A hearing is set for May 27, 1821, at 9 o clock AM at the county court in Fairbury. Interested parties must appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted, with publication in the Steele County Press for three weeks prior. Attorneys Hartigan and Fouts represent the estate.
Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice in the matter of Eugene Zacellin estate. Agnes G Zoellin executrix petitions final settlement and distribution of residue. Hearing set May 20, 1821 at 8 oclock AM in County Court Fairbury. Publication in The Steele City Press for three weeks. Louis J. Neteman County Judge. Frank L. Reinstromey for estate.
Mrs. Charles Justis was very sick. Mrs. Phillip Asche Sr. of Washington traveled here. Miss Lola was ill and unable to attend school. Mrs. Warren Lichtenberrer and baby from Enterprise visit family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie Ahiers announce a daughter. Christian Endeavor service on Sunday night May 1, 1921. Mrs. Stella Maniey of Steele City helped Mrs. Justis. Arvel ran the drugstore during Mr. Lewis' absence. Mr. Reiber's dined with Mrs. Hester Crane for her birthday. Joe Hoxie and A G Townsend hack brick for building. Hoxie builds a garage and Townsend a hen house north of town.
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