May 19 1922 Public Notice Fragments
Fragmentary notice dated May 19 1922 references a public posting with unreadable specifics but preserves the event date for local recordkeeping.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
Agricultural Observations From Fairbury And Local Incident
The agricultural editor reports favorable conditions in the Fairbury area with corn seedings progressing and alfalfa yields promising and urges fruit planting. A 16 or 17 year old Fairbury youth forged a check in Steele City but confessed after being confronted. the matter was resolved and dismissed. Beatrice attorney Lohren H Laughlin to speak for Decoration Day. Tests show factories with clean windows boost worker efficiency by five to fifteen percent due to more light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Oine
Steele City
McDonald’s
Smith
Hanover
McDonald
May Day Festival Highlights At Local School
The tenth grade finished Caesar and the school hosted a busy week. Students attended an art show and sewing display, the Junior Senior banquet rooms were supervised by grade pupils, and a vaudeville act closed the night. May Day cantata crowned Lois as May Queen with elves Titans and fairies in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prettyman
Gretchen
ITI
Hardihood
Lois
Mildred Kasparek
Titania
Beulah Drake
Gossip and Affair Spotlight in London Mail Quip
A London Mail quip mocks a stormy romance with a bold boast about a former maid. The line suggests social intrigue and scandal without detailing the individuals or their circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Folkerts Family Chronicle of Faith and Migration
Obituary and community notes recount the life of Carl J. Folkerts born in Ostfriesland Germany on February 23 1861 who immigrated to America in 1880 married Anna Doorn in Minonk Illinois in 1886 then settled on a Nebraska farm near Lanham. He died May 7 1922 aged 61 with funeral services led by Rev. Lentz and interment in Lanham cemetery. He leaves a wife two sons and two daughters including John Folkerts Julius Euken and Lenora Timm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Folkerts
Ostfriesland
Germany
America
Anna Doorn
Minonk
Illinois
Nebraska
Lanham
A Lentz
Lutheran Church of
Folkerts
John
Mitchell
South Dakota
Julius
Margaret Euken
Verzas
Minnesota
Lenora ,Timm
Diller
John Folkerts
Euken
Local Notes and Socials From Hollenberg Area
Greely Kirkpatrick visited the Haverty home on Sunday. The Liberty Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Anna Eddieman on Wednesday. The Farmers ball team lost Sunday to the West Oil Derrick team. Claude Miller returned from a visit with Senenae Sohne Demden. A well attended supper at Patterson schoolhouse Saturday night raised 1008 Bite in proceeds. Gov Henderson toter rents unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Haig
Omaha
Frank Chancellor
Peter Gill
Jansen
Chas
Melvin Alien
Wm. Kelly
Beatrice
Rolf
Ted Shepherd
Eric Hadley
Albert Shepherd Sr
Presnell
J. Naiman
L. E. Kelly
W. D. Shepherd
Chas. Pickering
Geog. Poffinbarger
Young Ladies
Endicott Boys
Fairbury Boys
Endicott
Fairbury
Greely Kirkpatrick
Haverty
Liberty Embroidery Club
Anna Eddieman
Farmers
West Oil Derrick
Claude Miller
Senenae Sohne
Demden Atte
Patterson School
Remember Their Dreams Study of Child Dreams
A study surveying about six thousand children explores boys and girls dreams and their imagination. The report notes the power of graphic description in shaping young minds and highlights the significance of early dream recollection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soniane
Power
Girole World of Sicyle in Paris After Swiss Hes Inp
Unclear readable text indicates a Swiss person involved in Paris with references to a world of cycling. Strong entities and exact facts are not discernible from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Henderson Hostess
A farewell party was given by Mrs. Frank Miller for her daughter Mrs Henderson. Mr. and Mrs A B James hosted a two weeks visit with their parents, and a large crowd attended, reporting a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. James
Frank Miller
Henderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steele City Markets
Depot
J.S. Taylor, M. D
H. Rathjen
W. E. Purdy
Steele City, Nebraska
C. T. Whitney
Weesday
L. Jenkins
Frank L. Rain
Pee Cowety Clark
Jediernes Commiyentese S.2
Lohren H. Laughlin
England
Mickie
Aga
Alwang
State Bank
Stacks City
Netrasts
Hollenberg
Girole World OF Sicycle
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph CO
F. Crinklaw
E. Carmichael & Son
Jennie Boone
Coust
Santee
C. C. Andrews
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