16 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
1
The sacred mountain region of Hunan Nan Yob Shana attracts over 10,000 pilgrims daily in October. Worshippers travel long distances, kneeling and bowing at intervals with wooden stools and incense sticks, offerings tying vows to prayers for recovery or mercy in the afterlife.
Local ad states auctioneer A R Corbin offers farm sale services with over ten years of experience and satisfaction guaranteed. Contact for rates and arrangements.
A child recalls an elder's misguided notion of protection as a safeguard gone wrong. The narrator, a six year old, describes being escorted to school by a guardian who claimed the girl was his gift and would be cared for. A roadside stop to pick blossoms ends with a bee attack forcing panic and fear.
Dr Leach dentist theater near F M Bank Fairbury. Mrs E O Cassell visited relatives in Hollenberg. Many locals shell corn for the elevator and sales of Jersey spring boats and Rhode Island Red cock erels. A good rain benefits winter wheat while the Peters funeral draws crowds from Fairbury. Rev Pressley in Omaha to preach at Presbyterian church. Knauer family moving to Madison Nebraska after three years.
C. C. Andrews reports a steer and a heifer have strayed from his pasture and requests information on their whereabouts. Adv.
The Presbyterian ladies of Steele City host their annual bazaar at the opera house Tuesday night December 4. A chicken supper with all trimmings will be served at six for 35 cents. children under 12 pay 25 cents. Ready to wear garments, fancy work, children's notions, candy and popcorn fill the booths. Proceeds support church remodeling.
The Press explains delays due to worn press rollers sent to Lincoln for casting. Rush order to return by Friday the 9th failed. rollers arrived Thursday and reached here Tuesday noon. Readers are asked for indulgence as the setback shortened this issue’s preparation time.
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