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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
2
Fragmentary local note discusses saxophones and a census style list of saxophone pitches and voice types. The piece hints at hospital records and a desire for more saxophones, with scattered references to choir and solo parts.
Mary Wenz who had been visiting at Louis Wenz home returned to her own residence Wednesday evening.
Le C Wolf sent two car loads of hogs to Kansas City on Sunday.
Rhoda Dean of Hollenberg was a guest in the Ray Cassell home last week.
Henderson of Beattie Kansas visited Beulah Sand a few days. The M. H. Coons property in the east part of town is receiving a new coat of paint. A Manning is doing the work.
The fragment references two sour pickles and a person described with sweat. It mentions a comedic line about the second pickle and an unclear attribution to "she" and "e's" with emphasis on sweat.
Post 49 Legion invites members to the 2nd and 4th Wednesday gatherings each month. Commander Phillip Pickering and Adjutant Kenneth Eustis lead these sessions.
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