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People struggle to back a car from the garage while recalling earlier times backing the 014 horse into the shaft in Cincinnati.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
4
People struggle to back a car from the garage while recalling earlier times backing the 014 horse into the shaft in Cincinnati.
Local brief items from Fairbury Nebraska include Dr Leach dentistry near F M Bank and a December 4 chicken supper at the hall. Quarantine lifted at Bert Broadston home and various visits and sales noted including Rhode Island Red cockerels, cows for sale, and multiple local social events and church service updates.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political debate over a governor role with gender language and unclear sourcing. The readable bits reference a campaign, a bid, and a proposed change discussed last week, but details and names remain unreadable.
The Seniors recall their egg fry festival with Mr Hartigan guiding mischief and mud on a hill above a water cress spring. Marie Wehling leads as president with colors Old Rose and Silver. Freshmen organize under Hartigan, colors Green and Gold, with eleven members and a surreal wine roast in October.
The temple of Penna Kesava at Belur built in the twelfth century marks the peak of Indian stone carving. Fergusson notes its laborious facets, comparing its grandeur to Gothic art, while Hullabid’s column survives as a marvel of human labor, though much damaged now.
Fragmentary marine fossils including trilobites and Sidney crab shells were found by D. Walcott on Mount Wapta. The site preserves soft-bodied creatures from a time before fish, with exceptional preservation in mud and sand during Cambrian sea burial and later geological changes shaping mountains and canyons.
A description notes gas produced by undigested food pressing on the heart causing nervousness. It mentions simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixed in Adherika as a remedy to remove foul food-matter.
Miss Maria Mosier works at C Justis. Harry Hagerman attended a Lincoln football game. Mary and Sophia Baker shopped in Steele City. Bernice Haverty weekended with friends in Fairbury. A B James family spent Sunday with Bert near Washington. Stapoulos family visited Buoy family at Endicott. Frank Ellison bought registered hogs in Burr Oak Kansas. Mrs Sands returned home to Hanover after visiting son Henry. Otto Brenneis family and Beryl Northup of Diller spent Sunday with Mrs Jane Brenneis. Martha Lithering returned from New Kirk Oklahoma. Roy Foster and Mrs Ed Correll of Scottsbluff visited with their son Leonard Foster and family.
John Malady delivered hogs at Steele City Tuesday. Clair Cuthbert threshed for Jim White Wednesday. Bill Jones Sr delivered corn to Fred Kenning last week. Clair Cuthbert made a business trip to Axtel Kansas Sunday. Walter James and Andy Belding sold hogs to Cap Fairchilds. Johnnie Wiebe left for Paxton Nebraska to husk corn. The White Steamers hosted a fudge party at the school house Friday after a race.
Advertisement copy from A R B Corbin offering farm sale services with over ten years of experience and rates, noting readiness to handle a variety of farm sales and promising satisfaction.
A delegation urged Jones to join the house committee of the Country Club but he declined saying he already has a wife and a second-hand car. The remarks reflect a humorous, personal response to a civic invitation.
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