Bertier's Advancement Moves Ahead
The brief notes Bertier advances in an unspecified event, credited to Steele County and Papebie. The item highlights progress without detailing dates or broader context.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
4
The brief notes Bertier advances in an unspecified event, credited to Steele County and Papebie. The item highlights progress without detailing dates or broader context.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. on November 26. The Armistice dinner raised $93.30 for the society. Secretary remains to report details.
Charles Lowe returns to school after three week absence. Hunnicutt writes a game song for the High School. Seventh and Eighth grade art study color completes. Roscoe Comfort absent with horse injuries. Pupils engage in Current Events paper and subscriptions fund framed Washington picture and seek Lincoln. Friday Steele City girls beat Plymouth 17 to 13. boys fell 17. Junior class staged Miles Standish scene with Priscilla played by Fern Kiskall and Miles Standish by Mark Pickering.
A promotional pitch offers a seven day Lower Rio Grande Valley tour via Stewart Land Special. Travel by two Pullman cars from Kansas City on Friday November 28 for 50 dollars, plus 25 for a wife, covering 3000 miles with berth and bay side excursions to Galveston. The brochure touts sun filled days, healthy climate, and land investment potential.
The hour of the coming Sunday services is changed because the pastor goes to Diller to celebrate Mission Festival. Sunday school begins at 9 00 a m with preaching at 9 30 a m. All are invited. Otto Bergfelder, Pastor.
Sam Corre is visiting grandparents in Nebraska this week. Rev. Rawls will preach at the Baptist church Sunday evening. The schools prepare for an entertainment and box supper. L. J. Packer works on a bridge near Mr Bayard Clapp's place this week. Mr. Asche and wife with Mr. Waldo and wives were guests at T. N. Reiber's Sunday. Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. Gates donated to the Ladies Aid fund after meeting at U G Townsends last week. The Ladies Aid expected a fair and entertainment in the one hall around Carrier 2. Earl Rathbun works on engine repair this week. Gospel meeting at M E church last Sunday night. all invited to next meeting Sunday night November 29.
An advertisement promotes Christmas gifting of The Youths Companion with subscriber incentives for 1920 including The Youths Companion issues, The Companion Home Calendar, and Maine coast serial The Son of a Gentleman Born. Subscriptions target 1920 prices and bundled offers, plus a Nebraskan court notice regarding the estate of Jennie Leap with December hearing set and publication in The Steele City Press.
The ad explains Tos that when waking with a bitter mouth dull fatigue and constipation you may need Chamberlain's Tablets. They promote an agreeable bowel movement and cleanse and invigorate the stomach to improve digestion. Sold by Arner's Drug Store.
A fragment notes the first practical overhead trodes tine built in Kaneas City in 1884. It mentions double overhead conductors and a trotley wheel riding on the wire.
A brief verse from the Schenectady Union reflecting on the three R's romance rent and rheumatics at ages 25 45 and 65 in a compact social note.
Fragmentary OCR item references an estate matter and a shell company. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The note hints at an heirs dispute connected to a shell entity but lacks concrete details for a full card.
A fragment notes a Shan tograph with a warm tone, suggesting it joins a growing collection of characterful items. The readable text hints at a playful description and a collector’s interest in distinctive portraits.
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