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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
4
The item notes subscription price at 1.50 and advance payment terms. It references Sweets post office in Nebraska and marks a November 10 1922 date with details about market listings and local mailing practices.
The Ladies Aid will meet all day at the North Church on Wednesday November 15. They will finalize plans for the bazaar set for December 5 and invite all interested residents to attend. Arner's Drug Store advertises a 1 cent sale from December 16 to 18 and urges bill receivers to visit the store for details.
Undersigned will sell at joint public auction at the residence of A. J. Ellison two miles east and two miles north of Hollenberg Kansas eight miles east and one percent south of Steele City Tuesday November fourteenth nineteen twenty two sale begins at one o clock p m eight head of cattle sixty six head of hogs four head of horses and mules usual terms
School notes describe fourth grade sailing the ship of learning with geography and road rules, spelling awards for Leora Savage Carl With Carl Fanrenwald and Floyd Goldsberry, and Kenton Hicks earning his second certificate. Sixth grade letters arrive from District 3.
A fragment mentions a glacial theme tied to a sound box and taste. No clear event or person names are readable. Further readable context is needed to identify place or organization involved.
Sunday visits by Jones Adams Fentiman James Werner Malady Cuthbert and others. Most men with wives went to Endicott to vote on Tuesday while Schmidtts planned a Indiana visit. Charney Haig of Endicott wed a Lexington Nebr. resident. congratulations. An epidemic similar to the fu rages through the neighborhood with several listed as sick.
A fragment from Popular Science Magazine discusses sound waves and how movement affects wave propagation, noting that certain effects remain unseen even when the source moves at full speed.
A terse exchange notes frustration with needing three external mechanics for a single tire problem, highlighting a tense moment captured in the Courier Journal with a touch of humor from Louierilie Cow.
A new hand tool allows copper tub ing to be removed with ease by attaching a frame device. The design aims to simplify installation and reduce damage during disassembly.
The Youth's Companion pledges responsibility to readers through homely virtues and quality stories. The 1923 catalog offers 62 issues plus back issues and a 1923 calendar for 2.50 and McCall's Magazine add on for 3.00. Subscriptions accepted at the Boston office.
A reminiscence recalls three Washington office buildings with a famed ornate office once rated highly then vacated for New York. The departing occupant left the office shuttered as the building’s prestige faded, sparking debate on which successor space matched the prior splendor.
A newspaper piece suggests taking a phonograph on the course to improve golf performance. It notes that listening to playback can help analyze swing and technique, offering practical tips for players seeking better results.
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