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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
4
A blaze at the H. W. Opfer property about four miles northwest of Steele City destroyed a stock hay barn and lumber shed. Losses include 3000 in lumber 2800 for a Clyde double drum hoist and other gear totalling 6000 to 7000 with limited contents coverage. This is Opfer's second fire in two months after September grain stack fire.
About seventy five members attended the October 21 sunset meeting led by new president Mrs Emma Shultz. Reports on the State Convention at David City prompted unanimous votes to cover railroad fares for Mrs Hodges and Mrs Martin. Tasty supper concluded the event.
Charley Compton travels to Kensington Kansas to shock corn. Mr and Mrs Leo Crouse and sop visit the Andy Roland Weibe. he has been working in western Kansas and returns home. Mrs Roberson of Liberty Nebr arrives last week and stays on Norman Fentiman farm. Mrs Walter Nutter and daughter of Fairbury visit Will Jones Sr. Thelma Adams, staying with Mrs Cuthbert the past five years, returns to the Orphans Home in Lincoln Friday. Mrs Neat Fisher and two children return to Thayer Kansas after two weeks with relatives.
Ed Haverty visits with family while Roscoe James from Bogue Kansas stays with relatives. Embroidery Club hosts a meeting and Miss Simeon from Washington visits the Haverty home. Arlie Howland of Fairbury visits Mrs Frank Ellison. Sam Correll from Scottsbluff Nebraska visits sister Mrs Gladys Justis. Kirk Keating passes away. Harper and family and Fred Schmidtt attend funeral in Adams Nebraska. Bernice and Rose Haverty host about 35 friends at a Halloween party with a ghost at the door.
Voters in Newton precinct cast 234 ballots including 166 men and 68 women. Uncle Dan Cropsey led state treasurer with 172 votes. Axtell edged 171 for representative. Gladys Hughes topped clerk with 215. President Harding and other ticket results listed with party tallies.
The passage extols The Youths Companion as widely read and influential in fostering good citizenship. It emphasizes entertaining yet elevating content and notes the 1921 year offers 52 issues to provide diverse reading and stepping stones to higher things.
It would surprise you to know the number of people who use this remedy and recommend it to friends and neighbors who have also used it with good results. For sale by Arner's Drug Store.
A garbled report discusses eucalypt trees on Olope land, claiming vast growth but mentioning park space issues and conflicting opinions about park size, branches, and suitability.
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