09 May 1913
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
1
Town items report visitors and moves, baseball chatter, school contests, and community notices. Names include Mrs Earhart in Fairbury, J H Ellermeier in town on business, and Miss Goldie Luhm with a perfect attendance record at Steele City High. Local farming, insurance ads, and upcoming church entrance work also appear.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church hosts an annual strawberry and ice cream social in Wright's hall on Friday evening May 9. Home made ice cream will be served. Everyone invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Noah Handley plan to leave today for Deming New Mexico where they may stay all summer if the climate helps Mrs Handley who has suffered with bronchial illness.
A reader reflects on a chaotic scene after buying a car and witnessing seven vehicles chasing a pedestrian, concluding he was on the wrong end of the sport. The quote is attributed to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
A day note recalls a charming poem addressed to sleep. The exchange highlights a renowned poetess and her husband whose loud snoring becomes a comic aside. The vignette captures a witty moment about domestic life and artistic focus.
A speaker asks to work at the establishment and offers to bring strong testimonials. The reply affirms confidence in the applicant, noting a reassuring presence and favorable impression.
A brief exchange shows tension over spending in a domestic scene. One partner vows to leave and live frugally for a month, prompting a calm reply that avoids further conflict.
A unclear dialogue records a fragment about punch at a house. One speaker mentions a husband returning home full of it, leaving the exchange cryptic and unsettled.
A brief exchange imagines tramps living a simple horticultural existence with a wry remark about their lifestyle. The dialogue hints at social attitudes and class humor in a concise, quotable moment.
The New Orleans Times Democrat reports a Belle has confessed to forty-two counts as part of the ongoing Mauce case, detailing the fortitude and proceedings surrounding the scandal.
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