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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
4
A clipped OCR fragment notes a price shift to $1.50 and references a name Strietty alongside a mention of advance. The readable text suggests an old newspaper notice or ad snippet without clear context or full details.
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Henry Ahren ds announces candidacy for county commissioner in the 1st district subject to Democratic electors at the November election. F M Tippin announces re election bid for Sheriff of Jefferson County subject to voters at the November 7 1922 election.
A large green caterpillar is missing and requesters ask to notify Room II if found to watch it spin its cotton. The third and fourth graders hiked for geography and nature study on soil types. Room I and II students learn folk dance and song. Laura Phelps earned a spelling certificate for twenty one hundred percent accuracy. The tenth grade history class begins Greek and Persian Wars with figures Cyril The Great Darius Xerxes Themistocles. General science class studied gloss properties in last week's experiments. Observers are conducting standard tests by pedagogy clasts. Two new seventh and eighth graders join Room II, totaling nineteen. Last Friday grade boys baseball beat Endicott 16 to 12. Strele City led for the win. Leora Savage entered sixth grade on Thursday Sept 28 bringing Room III to eighteen students.
Mr and Mrs Lowe and Fern Kiskall visited school Monday Mrs Arner visited Friday Grade 11 in house booklets Tuesday Mrs C A Scott county WCTU president awarded prizes to pupils in the essay contest LaRhee Greenwood won county first state second $500 in high school Aces Brazeale first county second state $500 in eighth grade Lucile Taylor first county $3 Steele City school earned premium for second best collection of school exhibits at county fair Third and fourth grades earned three firsts and one second Fifth and sixth grades one second Seventh and eighth grades earned a second premium Fifth to eighth aim to regain premiums next year
A man recalls clipping his dog a telegraphic detail for emphasis, claiming the act improved the dog though it startled neighbors. He notes other dogs did not know him and felt compelled to confront them, highlighting the odd scene and social reactions.
The report highlights steady work on the first day and throughout the month with emphasis on mastery of geography civics and arithmetic through practical methods. It lists punctual students Ellis Garrett Ila and Lloyd Allen Zelma Muriel and Alma Anderson as present all month and notes others were absent due to illness at home.
Anson Smith shipped hogs to Steele City on Thursday. Perry Carrico hauled coal for the schoolhouse on Monday. Nora Werner visited her parents, Walter James, Saturday. Minnie Malady stays with Mrs Kasparek while Mr Kasparek is away. Mrs Chas Comptos and children stayed with her mother while Mr Malady went to Dunbar. Granvil Williams works the road and Wm Woods, county commissioner, surveyed local roads on Monday. Rosa Malary returned to Dunbar with her father John Malady and sister Minnie, who stayed until Sunday.
Joe Brenneis and family spent Sunday with the Otto Brenneis family of Diller. Carrie Ronff and Chris Ronff of Barnes visited with their uncle P Haverty and family. Mrs Will Seitz attended the funeral of Miss Margaret Gundlefinger of Hanover. Mrs Sands of Hanover returned home after a visit with her son Henry. Reed and baby of Diller Neb visited friends the Staupolous. Maymie and Jennie Haverty of Cleveland came to visit Pat Haverty. J W Tweed and children of Meridian Kansas visited Howard Listenberger and family.
Receipts of the county fair covered expenses this year and may leave some balance to carry over. We note a mix of editorial remarks on politics, Greece, travel, Civil War veterans reunion in Des Moines, and a peculiar Old World remedy for toothache.
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