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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
4
Public notice fragment records second class mail entry dated November 26, 1004 at Beetle City Nebraska under March 1 187%. The readable text shows archival postal filing details and an early authority reference.
The school hosts a November 17 rally with Prof. Boomer on Education and the Farm and a free admission program. Notes recount class tests in arithmetic, grade meetings, cooking lunch profits, new students Vera and Harold Staley, Hamlet and As You Like It book work, landscape planning by agriculture, a bank run by the bookkeeping class with $12 million, basketball plans, and a Nov 24 lower-room event.
Historical note reports Boers denying permission for railway construction in the Transvaal for a long period, citing biblical grounds and private privileges as the basis for opposition. The fragment indicates tension over infrastructure and authority during the era.
William Brophy president of the Bank of Bisbee Arizona and ex-director of the First National Bank of Los Angeles was drowned in the Gulf of California off Guaymas Mexico while on a fishing expedition with Bisbee Douglas and Nogales residents. Nearby boatmen heard his cry but could not locate him in the darkness.
The New York Tribune notes an ironic country where living costs vary wildly from a live sheep at 50 cents to leg of mutton for a few cents and eggs at 6 cents a dozen while bread runs 20 cents a pound. The piece ends by saying the meter is in the heart of the Sahara.
A letter to Prosecuting Attorney William P. Evana reveals his role extending into domestic matters. The writer describes joining the Standard Club and contacting a city woman who claims to be a divorced mother of six children, with four dead. The fragmentary note hints at personal and legal entanglements.
Oscar B. Nelson born May 14 1857 in Eslof Skane Sweden died Nov 5 1922 near Rozet Wyoming. He came to America 1872 married Sarah Ann Marshall in 1889 ten children survived. Interment at Mahaska Kansas. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers.
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