08 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
1
A mix of community items reports tax list location at the Exchange Bank and upcoming millinery sale. Social visits include Mrs. Wilson of Hanover and Ches ter Sparks guests of the Wing family. Election results show 205 votes in Newton precinct with 74 democratic 71 progressive and 17 socialist.
In Newton precinct 206 votes were cast Tuesday. J A Jacks moved his family to Fairbury. Woodrow Wilson elected president. Lloyd Parrack visiting Morrowville. Grace Graves left for Winnetka Illinois. Florence Allen returned from Odell. Mrs M A Crane and children left for Elwood. Geo Crane delivered ballots to Paboury. Davenport. J C Wilson of Steele City not brother of president elect. Dr Doevall shipped hay to Davenport. Mrs KR Clapp returned from Shayer Kansas. Levi Whybark to Lincoln then Kansas City.
The W F M 8 meets with Mrs Hiner at 2 30 pm to discuss the new year book A New Day in China Special guests include Prof Eugene Knox and Miss Edith Coons The Steele City Sunday schools plan winter basketball Wrights hall to host practices Endicott funeral for Philander Showalter aged about 60 tax lists for 1912 show due dates May 1 for real estate and November 1 for taxes early payment urged A M Berry County Treasurer
Mrs T J Standley of Delpus attends funeral of baby of Heexathorn family. Hollenberg girls basketball visits Steele City for first game. Steele City wins easily. Captain Andrews reports crops and six inch snow from St Francis Kansas. Oregon Trail monuments to be erected per CS Payne Lincoln and Greewn Trail Association. Halloween pranks amuse town. Frank Wing swaps bicycle for Ray Barker’s motorcycle for rural route duties after learning. October November mail figures show 5214 pieces delivered 624 pounds 10 ounces. 413 pieces collected 5 pounds 13 ounces.
A terse exchange in a historic quote shows a man offering twenty five to settle a road side dispute over a car. Witnesses are mentioned and the terms are to be settled on the spot to avoid further delay.
Disjointed phrases hint at a memory fragment about a mysterious event. Names and clear details are obscured, leaving a cryptic sense of inquiry and unresolved intent. The text resembles a garbled dialogue or memory snippet rather than a coherent report.
The fragment shows a terse exchange where a character claims a cigarette pocket was damaged and a package bent. It suggests a humorous or awkward moment centered on a cigarette mishap and a tensed interaction between two people.
A fragmentary exchange recalls Rousseau and a 1907 Giants connection, hinting at a forgotten or misremembered sports or historical link. The brief lines suggest dialogue about a figure named Rousseau and a 1907 baseball or football Giants appearance.
Hen dee Mfg announces over a dozen improvements for the 1918 Indian Motorcycle. Main feature is the Cradle Spring Frame with rear vertical travel and two 7 leaf vanadium springs. The 1918 line adds ten more upgrades including new rims larger tires upgraded chain protection and dual brake linkage while keeping 1913 pricing and color.
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