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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1924
Page
4
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Lea Jamee comes home over Sanday from her school at Einar Nebraska. Clinton Ferroson and George Perrycon and family visited at Silkett home Tuesday.
Three room house for rent in Steele City. Interior refinished and exterior repairs completed. Good condition. Contact Wm. Pearson for details.
District No 80 Grace and Howard spent the weekend at home. Our pie and box coal was very successful earning 2250 dollars. Mr and Mrs Matton Troust of Odellep visited Sunday. George 8 Mariel Zelma and Anna Andersen visited the Nutter girls Sunday. Several hope to start writing for their Palmer Method buttons next week.
A 1920s vision predicts a saloonless 1970 and a world governed by a Covenant of the Nations. It foresees a Court of Nations settling disputes, a universal law from Judea, and the United States leading an outlawsed drink era. The piece frames prohibition as divine progress and global reform.
An open competitive examination will be held December 13 1924 to fill postmaster vacancies. Sixty one offices nationwide have openings This notice lists two in Nebraska Steele City and Verdel with Steele City exam at Fairbury.
Sale bills printed for Read Bros. Fairbury. Furniture items emphasized. Ladies Aid Bazaar scheduled for December 2 with reminder to attend.
Sunday visitors filled Rocky Hollow with family drops ins and social calls. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs George, Williams family, Ellen Garrett of Steele City, Fred Kenning Jr, John Janssen, Emiel Kenning, Perry Carrico, and Will Jones families. Several trips occurred to Steele City and Ma haska Kena with detours, and Mrs Miller returned to Los Angeles.
A local social visit notes refreshments of pumpkin pie doughnuts apples and coffee were served. Attendees included Mrs Emiel Kenning and family Mr and Mrs John Malady and daughters Mr and Mrs John Janssen and family Elien Garrett Miss Hinek and Art Ken.
A cryptic line from a vintage item hints at a parrot named Parrot-Gee who would enjoy learning jealous terms if living with a different companion. The fragment reads like a playful, historical voice.
The State Line Lutheran Church hosts a Thanksgiving Bazaar on November 27 at 2 30 PM. Refreshments will be sold.
Regular services in German every Sunday at 16308 a m with Sunday School an hour earlier. English services alternate Sundays at 6 p m. The next English service is on November 23. Rev. W Lobsien is the pastor.
Fragments indicate a brief market and sports note with wheat prices and hogs listed. The readable text mentions No. 1 wheat at 1.30 and hogs around 250, with scattered numeric values and names obscured.
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