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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1923

Page

4

Lincoln Star Advertisement Promises 24 Hour World News

An ad touts The Lincoln Star as a complete daily newspaper with two leased wire services, The Associated Press and The International News Service, ensuring strong world news coverage and continuous edition availability. The notice emphasizes top cartoonists and full news content in every issue.

Lincoln Star News of the World Star Associated Press International News Service Ena Nee Eee the Star

Apples for Winter Use Adv by C L Clark

An advertisement urges readers to buy apples from C L Clark noting large Ben Davis apples on hand for winter use and urging prompt purchase before stock runs out.

R. R Big Ben Davis

Steele City School Girl Wins Prize

Ruth Soslin of Fairbury won first place earning $5 for her essay on One Constitution. Maxine Heady of Steele City took second for $3 and Genevieve Winslow of Fairbury placed third for $2. Judges from the Wo mans club American Legion and Jefferson county schools marked nearly all top entries.

Kiwanis Club H. F. Hole The Woman's Club American Legion Olive B. True Jefferson County

Old Washington Elm Falls During Removal at Cambridge Common

The 1775 Washington elm, a historic centerpiece beside Cambridge Common, collapsed Saturday night as workmen removed hazardous branches. Bark and timber drew a crowd before authorities secured the scene. Plans call for preserving the trunk at the national capitol for future viewing.

Washington George Washington Continental Army Cambridge Common America National Capitol Lincoln Star

Blessed Mirthfulness and Renovation of the World

A quotation notes mirthfulness as a renovator of the world, praising cheer as a social force. It reflects a Beecher quote urging kindness and humor to endure abuse. The fragment emphasizes moral contagion through laughter and resilience.

Beecher

Family moves into town to attend high school

The Jake Mesamer family relocates from the east farm to the hotel’s east rooms so the children can attend high school. Jake rents Mrs Lenker’s farm, adjoining town on the west, for the next year.

Jake Mesamer Jake Mrs. Lenker

Hollenberg and State Line News Items Collate Local Happenings

Mrs Marvel Henderson clerking in the Mercantile. Mr Bill Shierkolk baled hay for U G Townsend last week. Jim Parker traded his Ford for a self starter car. Mrs Laura Davis and children of Steele City visited Mrs Nation last Friday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Steele and baby visited Mrs Steele's niece Mrs Wm Decker Sunday. Mr Lemons father returned from Colorado very sick. Lumber hauled to floor the south river bridge, river runs under new bed. Cement crossing built between central office and barber shop for wet weather. Cor respondents and subscribers glad The Press will be printed again. Our friends in California and other states want home news.

Marvel Henderson Bill Shierkolk U. G. Townsend Jim Parker Ford Laura Davis Steele City Nation Oliver Steele Baby Steele Wm. Decker Lemon Colorado South River

Halloween Party At Eddieman Home In Liberty

The Liberty Embroidery Club held a Halloween party Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eddieman’s home. The house was decorated with jack o lanterns bats and witches. Guests were ushered in by ghosts and enjoyed a fine time with invited friends and members.

Rollie Kelly Baby Bogue Kans Kelly A. B. James Emma Menefee Blackwell Okla Elena Menefee Fairbury Nebr Liberty Embroidery Club Victor Eddieman

South Hollenberg Notes on Local Family Activities

Mrs. J C Alexa is on the sick list. Wm Franken finished threshing this week. Joe Alexa wired the new house of Lew Wehbling. Mary Brenneis and Mrs Miller drove to Washington Tuesday. Otto Brennneis and family of Diller spent Sunday at Frank Brennews.

Wm. Franken Joe Alexa Lew Wehbling Mary Brenneis Mrs. Miller Washington Otto Brennneis Diller Frank Brennews

Lone Mound District Social at School House

Patrons enjoyed a Friday evening at the Lone Mound District school house with refreshments, games, and social time making for a pleasant gathering as work labor remains scarce and progress slow.

Lone Mound

Local Notes From Rocky Hollow and Surrounding Community

The Rocky Hollow area reports repairs on the school roof, community visits, and social events. Residents Elmer and Bert Parson work for Jim White while Art Lucky busks corn for A. Belding and Clair Cuthbert drills a well near Fairbury. Vivian O'Neil returns from Lincoln Teachers Association. a Rosehill Dist 31 program and box supper is planned for Nov 17.

Elmer Bert Parson Jim White Art Lucky Fairbury A. Belding Clair Cuthbert Mr. Jacobson John Allen Rough Vivian O’neil Rosehill Dist

The Youth's Companion Subscription Proposition 1924

A promotional pitch urges parents to subscribe to The Youth's Companion, promising a steady influence on youths through 52 issues in 1924. It emphasizes screening reading material to protect values and nurture high endeavor in the home.

Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs M G Evans Celebrated

A Holyoke celebration marked the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs M G Evans on July 3 at the Methodist church dining room and parlors. The event featured flowers and crepe decor, a wedding march by Kathleen Evans, a five course dinner, songs by Marjory Evans and Grace, a poem read by Maud Evans, and a host of relatives visiting Thornberg Nebraska and Salt Lake City. The day included letters from son Morrison M Evans and continued with family gatherings at the Evans ranches and homes through July 9 with drives, Kodak pictures, and festive meals.

Methodist Church Kathleen Evans Marjory Evans Charles Hilyard Evans Marion Orville Evans Thornberg Nebraska Dr. Evans Thos. Zweifel Barbara Kiskall Marvin’s M. G. Evans J. O Evans Salt Lake City M.L. Evans Orange California Maude Evans Holyoke Colorado C. Kiskall Steele City Chas Hilyard Holyoke Colorado Belle Dixon Salt. Lake City

Hemeralope? Day blindness described in brief

The term hemeralopia defines the state of seeing in the dark, or night blindness. A person with this condition may be described as hemeralopic.

Adlerika advertised as bowel purging remedy

An ad claims sour stomachs cannot digest food and that Adlerika mixed with buckthorn bark glycerine expels sour poisons and gas from both bowels. It asserts removal of decaying matter and guards against appendicitis with Arner's Drug Store offering the product. The piece ends with a college girl spending money note from the San Francisco Chronicle.

Arner Adv

Office gossip erupts as unsealed letters surface

A note about Beyi Bret sensing a desk mate and a man with a letter from Scsnes leads to intrigue in the office. Timee-Dieoetch is referenced as the moment of discovery.

Beyi Bret Notics Scsnes

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WE Steele City Press O Brough, Patten Wwe Depot J.S. Taylor M. D. Fairbury Globe Pharmacy H. Rathjen C. T. Whitney Prop Farmers State Bank Beatrice Bone Medical Lor. Co M. O. Sampson Mgr Mickie Bermeens C. L. Clark A. S. Miller Opt. D Hollenberg State Line News Frank Miller J. C. Alexa Rocky Hollow Aneon Smith Mrs. Clair Cuthbert J.H. Malady Singer Chas. Kasparek John Malady Genevieve Esther Cuthbert Deila Lockhart Opal Compton Vivian O'Neil Lincoln Teachers Association Morrison Gabriel Evans Little Rose Hopever Earth Merle Morrison M. Evans San Francisco Chronicia
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