Jefferson County Baseball League Opener Highlights Local Teams
The Jefferson County Baseball League opened with eight towns represented Powell Fairbury Stone Diller Steele City Reynolds Endicott Harbine. Steele City played Reynolds with Reynolds 21 Steele City 3. Fairbury 12 Powell 5. Harbine 17 Endicott 6. Diller 9 Gladstone 0. The senior class notes a Rash-Tul Mr Robha incident described as a erocess missing fuller play details due to space limits.
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Jefferson County Baseball League
T League
Powell
Fairbury
Stone
Diller
Steele City
Reynolds Endicott
Harbine
Reynolds
Endicott
Gladstone
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Robha
Mrs Bracken Heads to Kansas City to Visit Daughter
Mrs Rebecca Bracken departed this morning for Kansas City to visit her daughter.
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Rebecca Bracken
Kansas City
Dog license tax ordinance for Steele City Nebraska
Ordinance 12 imposes a one dollar per dog license tax with a two hundred dollar cap for kennels, requires owner or harborer to pay to the village treasurer and present a receipt to the clerk, imposes a fifty dollar penalty for nonpayment after May 1, and declares all conflicting ordinances repealed. The measure is signed by Chairman Chester H. Wilcox and Village Clerk W. Palmer and takes effect May 15, 1904.
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Pett
Steele City
Nebraska
Kent
Steele Cire
Dee
Cemetery Statement From Steele City Cemetery Association
Following is a statement listing receipts and payments for Steele City Cemetery maintenance. Names include Hastings, Cook, Milfica, Ranaben, Corbin, Thrapp, Bushee, Hunnicute, Davis, Cassell. Totals show payments for flags, hauling dirt, labor and maintenance totaling approximately 150 dollars.
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The
Steele City Cemetery Association
Cb Clark
AR. Corbin
Ed Thrapp
John Bushee
I Hunnicute
Geo. Davis
Sophomore track winners and May school activities noted
The story lists fourth and fifth graders making flower booklets, language classes finishing pieces, and eighth graders taking exams. Seniors gathered April 15 to reinforce for a day’s adventure, traveling in a blue and gray Inter national truck, with a sunrise trip and class colors.
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Beterny
Warren Ades
Woody _James
Jefferson Courty
St Fairbury
Boleaive Reader
Wilber
Wilbert
Town News Briefs From Hollenberg And Nearby
Local notes report visits by Arvel Lewis and family, a birth announced by Mr and Mrs Townsend, and a sick spell for Johnnie Andrews but recovery. Items mention a track meet in Washington, a household goods sale by Mr Nida, and Mr Rough giving up his paper.
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Arvel Lewis
Johnnie Andrews
A. G Townsend
J.T. Lewis
Morrowville
Frank Wilson
Washington
Nida
Schuette
Loval Else, Sr
Fairbury
Rough
Hollenberg Community Notes and Local Births
Mr Harper returned home from St Joe hospital. Frank Schmidt treated for appendicitis. Mrs Rey Hegerman and son visited relatives at Odell. Mr and Mrs Wilkerson of near Hanover spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Geo Simmons. Births include Doris June April 29 and a May 1 daughter for Warren Listenberger and Mrs Listenberger. Ice cream social at Henry Sands home. For sale: modern 5 room house Beatrice. trade possible for acreage near Fairbury. contact Mrs F M Harris Tecumseh.
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Warren Listenberger
Listenberger
R. Simmons
Ben With
Emmons
Leonard Sand
Jack Sand
Odell
Clarence Sand
Hollenberg
Henry Sands
Henry Sand
Mrs. Sand
Endicott Town Notes Report Health and Community Updates
Measles cases appear in town as the brick yard employs over fifty workers. Local residents, including Mr. Dawcon’s Lincoln brother and others, visit and return from trips. School teams struggle. high school loses to Reynolds and county league to Harbine. Town board formed with Geo Terrill as chair and J J Hargie as clerk. Various locals visit, work, and travel between Endicott, Fairbury, Burr, Steele City, Hubbell, and Lincoln.
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Endicott
Reynolds
Harbine
Geo. Terrill
J. J. Hargie
Frank Rose
W. S
Wunder
Fairbury
A. F. Stolting
Hubbell
Minnie Kiooz
Burr
Nebro
FL. Brovies
Lenker
Steele City
W. BP. Lenker
Crinklaw
J. W. Nation
Clyde Terrill
Local Social Roundup From Endicott And Surrounding Areas
Vivian O Neil spent the weekend in Lincoln while Glen Schmitt assisted. The Jones families visited homes of the Schmitt, Malady, and James households. Dist 3 students Ernest Schmitt and Frank Williams took eighth grade exams at Endicott.
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Rocky Hollow
Vivian O'Neil
Lincoln
Glen Schmitt
Will Jones
George Schmitt
Bill Jones, Jr
Walter James
Charley Compton
John Malady
Mildred Kenning
Diat
Steele City
Everet Breazesle
Virgil Breazeale
Fairbury
Luther Breazeale Hoome
Frank Fentiman
John
Liberty
Nebr
Endicott
Walter Nutter
Olen Nutter
John Byron
Ernest Ellermeier
Orville Belding
Tom Anderson
Ernest Schmitt
Frank
Howard Williams
Dist. 3
Two Reminders for Readers This Memorial Day
The paper urges readers to attend the Memorial Day program at Steele City and to ensure their subscription to the Press is paid up.
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Steele City
Press
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Steele City Markets
Tn Il
Ws. Grace and
George DuVall
Depot
IS. Taylor
M. D
Fairbury, Neb
Globe Pharmacy
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Cash Meat Market
A. H. Manning
Pro’p
McDonald’s Cafe
Fairbury, Nebraska
Cc. W. Rose
C. W. Rose
A. H. Phelps
Farmers State Bank
Poened
Chester HL Wilcox
WC Palmer
Pilncen
Joet Hastings
Thomas Kelte
Amy Bernolds
Jobin
Hannicutt
Jiacob Cook
Mrs. Rey Milfica
Balfitot Bom
O. Cassell
Treas
Stevenson
East Washington Street
Beatrice
F. M. Harris
Tecumseh
Richardson
Fairbury, Nebr
Davis
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