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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
4
D Rough, editor of the Steele City Press, oversees remodeling efforts as the paper moves toward a brighter future. He earns a noted distinction by becoming the first to initiate a modern press setup in Isirbury.
Auction offer for a quartered golden oak shelf deck and top mirrors. Described as a grand piece from a Lincoln home, offered for sale at 60 dollars as a bargain.
KR Wittley owners L L Earhart and Jd W Hicks installed an initial small wireless set early summer that proved unsatisfactory. A stronger unit arrived recently and now operates, enabling messages from any part of the United States or Europe. Earhart, formerly in the U S Army radio division in France, offers expertise to provide readers with distant wireless news.
Miss Minnie Malady spent the weekend with home folks while Ernest Kenning and wife visited Fairbury. John Fentiman of Liberty, and the Fentiman ranch were noted. The Mathias sale drew local attention as Will Jones and George Schmidt families joined others Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ed Zweifel visited Ira Harper s. Mr Leitzen built a new cena. Vic Eddieman and Steele City guests called on Little Maxine Stewart Earhart with Audrey Palmer. Embroidery Club hosted a hard times party at Mrs Katie Seitz s home with members and families present.
Mr RB G Barr reports the loss of a valuable cow at the start of the week. Townsend R F D 2 bought a new Ford last week. Town residents face quite a bit of sickness circulating in the area.
Mies Pauline Lewis of Clarksdale Missouri attended an A N A contest lunch at the M W A hall. Union S S and Christian Endeavor meetings moved to the M E building through March 1921. Mrs Sadie Kiskall learned of her niece Mrs Boston killed in an Colorado accident. their babe died next day. The Nutter family of Washington were Mrs Bostons parents. Teachers and pupils held a social evening with literary numbers and community singing at the school. Prof Rodgers spoke on aerial service history and his France service, inviting locals to a social at the school.
Bank report for Farmers' State Bank of Steele City Nebraska Charter 625 showing close of business November 13 1920. Signed by exshier Seto LRS Wiley and directors Amer G Wilfley Luther Bonham and notary P D Exehert sworn November 20 1920.
Jerry vented his anger after his father was elected president of a mothers' club and his Latin teacher invited his parents to a meeting. His mother scolded him, calling him a disey, while Jerry defended himself that courage was lacking in him due to his father’s leadership role.
The article lists historic French literary figures with modern day jobs in Paris. Lamartine is a butcher on Rue Laffitte, Museet a barber near Jemmapes, Dumas runs a betting shop, Theophile Gautier a billiard ball maker, Corneille a wine merchant, Racine a butter dealer, La Fontaine a corset maker, and Moliere a grocer on Avenue d Orleans.
Edward Everett Hale Bible youth counsel themes. The Youths Companion promises broad reading, serial and editorials, with 1921 issues, a Home Calendar, and McCalls Magazine combo offer. Subscriptions and pricing details provided for Boston based publication at Commonwealth and St Paul Streets.
An advertisement hawks used ranges with guaranteed bake ability and full satisfaction from 25 to 45 dollars and heating stoves in first class condition from 9 to 82 dollars. The text also mentions a sales event for twenty people and asserts value and reliability.
Shicsiien described a liberation effort in a Arkansas prairie field. The report emphasizes a tense clash and the movement toward liberation as described by the witness.
A brief cryptic note from the Louisride Courier Journal hints at omens or prophecies about marriage, suggesting a reader will gain a husband. The fragment evokes a quirky, superstition flavored item typical of small town newspaper jokes.
The fragment presents a cryptic phrase related to collective impulses and a shout about faith. No clear event or identifiable figures are readable to establish a fuller news item.
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