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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
4
A fragment from Steele City Nebraska references a March 1 1878 action under an unspecified compress framework. The readable words indicate a notice tied to the Steele City Markets with postal or location hints and dates.
School notes report music selections and health talks by Miss Bengtson the school nurse to sixteen teachers. Hygiene class plans cover grade by grade facts and free government materials. Students visit homes for cooking class and a Palmer expert demonstration is planned. Banking news notes Pepples State Bank failure under guaranty law with charges of bad loans and new officers. A local wedding and an Educational Rally feature lectures on farming as business and community prosperity. Fisher's Lung Balm advertised as remedy for colds.
History classes conduct a review of work completed over the last six weeks in science class. Students prepare summaries and discuss key topics from the period.
On Thursday night last week the lithe K of P lodge elected officers for the coming year. Chancellor Commander C J. Vice Chancellor Chester W. Prelate R A Arner. K of R and S E E Shultz. Master of Exchequer Geo Patterson. Master of Finances W C. Wor k A H Gretzinger. Trustee W C Palmer.
Beavers at a New York park tunnel under a foundation and escape to the Breas river. One was recaptured after a pursuit as keepers trailed the rest. The beavers returned to captivity to resume life in their established enclosure.
A garbled excerpt presents fragmented archaic lines with unclear speaker names and missing context. The text hints at sorrow and feverish emotion but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable persons, places, or events.
Jim White hauled a load of corn in Fairbury on Monday. Mrs. Malady and Minnie visited the H. H. Wiebe home Thursday. Luther Breazease helped his son Virgil move to Fairbury Monday. Anson Smith and Andy Beiding shipped hogs from Steele City Tuesday. Clair Cuthbert and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sandman in Fairbury. H. H. Wiebe and family enjoyed a visit from Hillsboro Kansas cousins last week. Andy Beiding Norman Fenti man and Orville Belding left for Kansas Wednesday. Fred Kenning Jr. suffered a broken collar bone in two places last Thursday when a tree fell while he chopped wood. He was taken to a Fairbury hospital the following morning.
Birth announced of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Vern Justis. Embroidery club met with Mrs. G. E. Bratten. A. B. James and family visited near Steele City. Lenard Sands and sister Madge visited the Decker youth. Miss Rose Haverty taught near Hanover spent weekend with home folks. Mrs. Gladys Henderson and Millard visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Sta poulos hosted sister and husband from western Nebraska. Lawrence Pielder returned to help Ernest gather corn near Callaway. Mrs. Hannah Baker of Guthrie Oklahoma and J Brenneis family visited Jansen relatives Sunday. Jamies and Mary Ellen visited A. B. James and will move from Graham County to a farm near Washington.
A historical call from the Boston Transcript urges readers to attend and donate by purchasing tickets for those unable to travel. The plea emphasizes assistance for the less fortunate and collective effort to support the event.
Judgment issued in Jefferson County Nebraska directs sale of the Endicott State Bank assets or property. On December 18 1922 at 1 PM at the bank front door the receiver will auction real estate described as NW 1 4 of SW 1 4 of Section 5 Township 1 North Range 3 East and personal property Kampand Ripa RSS Co Total 923782.40 dollars.
The Youth's Companion promotes 52 issues in 1923 with eight to a dozen serials and nearly two hundred short stories plus features for boys girls and families. Includes 1923 calendar and remaining 1922 issues offered for 2.50 dollars.
Include McCail's Magazine the monthly authority on fashions. Both publications priced at $3.00. The Youth's Companion at Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St Boston Mass subscriptions received at this office.
In the Palace Tower at Hampton Court the famed clock from 1551 remains nearly complete showing the motions of several planets in addition to telling time. The device draws attention as a historic timepiece tied to royal history and astronomy.
Chinese use ginseng as both food and medicine with the root valued for supposed curative powers. Specimens resembling the human body are thought to possess immune virtues, though occidental physicians deny any pronounced medicinal qualities for either species.
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