18 May 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
1
Strayed from Endicott Nebraska a brown mule and a bay yearling colt. Notify if found and claim a reward. Contact C A Sheeley Endicott Nebr.
The annual meeting of School District No. 1 in Jefferson County Nebr will be held at the school house on Monday June 11 at 2 00 p m. Reports of current expenses and estimates for the coming year will be presented by the board. Allen T Phelps secretary board of education.
Local column from Steele City Nebraska describes school closings and graduations at Fairbury High, births, funerals, and community events. It notes rain and cold, coal shipments, a moving picture, church services, Pentecost planning, and upcoming auctions and sermons with names of residents and visitors.
For sale Canna bulbs 650 for one dollar. White seed corn one dollar twenty five per bushel. W. C. Kasparek Steele City. Phone 8211.
In Chicago at a Blackstone breakfast George Ade jokes that two happy days in marriage are the wedding day and the tomb. The item also advertises a nearly new Kimball piano for sale by W. F. Van Vliet of 1518 Douglas St Omaha Nebraska asking for the balance due.
In Vlougnastel, Britain, the town hosts multiple weddings in a single day. Up to forty couples wed at the Hall in a single celebration, marking a notable local tradition and communal ceremony.
A quirky old note describes a dog that frets only when its owner is sober and mourns after the owner dies, reflecting a small tale of loyalty and dependence in a rural setting.
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