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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
4
Market Report Shows Wheat Prices in Steele City
October 7, 1921 update notes Steele City market bids for wheat and beans with prices quoted by local exchanges. Sellers seek steady demand as traders monitor regional crop conditions and grain shortages.
School Notices and Student Activities Report
Ells Siibett is absent due to illness. Third graders make a Cinderella poster while fourth graders pick best two poems on The Cricket. Perseus completed by Grade 6. Pedagogy class schedules two teacher activity observations weekly through 28. Physics finishes motion and force and starts work and energy. Science studies air pressure and weather maps. Agriculture class reads Sails and Sail Fertility. Basketball girls begin practice. strong turnout hoped. LaRhee roast surprises LaRhee. Sophomores Collinn visit Turkey Creek for a wiener roast. president Wallace Palmer wished to join next time. Senior’s Version of 2 Psalm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ells Siibett
Cinderella
Ptroes
Perseus
Sophonies Collinn
Turkey Creek
Wallace Palmer
Officers Mrs. Leo Crouse and children sell cattle
Mrs. Leo Crouse and children Henry Williams sold seventeen head of cattle to Louie Kuthanek on Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Malady visited Beatrice and attended the fair with their daughter Rose and Dorothy Myi lis. The Beidings, the Maladys, Russell Bryant, Walter Williams, and Mr Fentiman at Liberty Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williams
Louie Kuthanek
John Malady
Charlie
Rose
Dorothy Myilis
Beatrice
Andy Beiding
Orville Beiding
Russell Bryant
Walter Williams
Mr. Fentiman
Liberty
Nebr
Local Social and Family Notes Across Hollenberg Route 1
The J C Club met with Mrs Frank Ellison. Stapaulos baby won prizes at the Pairbary fair. Mr and Mrs Robt Listenberg spent Sunday with their son and Mrs Edmund Bratten in Washington. Beatrice fair attendees noted. Ten ladies enjoyed a pleasant Liberty Club afternoon. Eddiemans plan a move to Mex Ellison’s and a possible Oklahoma trip. Mrs Fern Bond visited Mr Frank Miller. Mies Elien James stays with sister Mrs Heyes in Hervey Nebraska. Hayes celebrate birth of a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Club
Frank Ellison
Stapaulos
Baby
Pairbary
Robt. Listenberger
Edmund Bratten
Washington
Lans
Liberty Club
Bert Eddieman
Mex Ellison's
Mrs
Eddieman
Oklahoma
Mrs. Fern Bond
Frank Miller
Mr. Bond
Mr. Miller
Mies Elien James
Hervey, Nebr
Mrs. Heyes
Mrs. Hayes
Holmes and nurse discussion on new experiments with children
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a debate about a nurse and a Mrs Holmes regarding experiments with children. The exchange is unclear and lacks concrete events or setting.
Rivers of Prieptine Provide Limited Water in Southern Palestine
Sources describe the rivers of southern Palestine as shallow and barely usable for irrigation or power. They note limited flow with wide mouths and small volumes, offering little water for summer needs and little potential for energy generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prieptine
Palestine
Ptl
Cotering
Fragmentary phrase hints at story beyond record
The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or names. It shows partial words and stray phrases with no coherent action, date, place, or人物.
Unclear OCR fragment on mountain ascent and weather
Fragmentary text describes a high summit climb with reference to a plan and weather at the top of a distant peak. Details are heavily garbled and no clear persons or events are identifiable.
Coat pocket tent invention folds into a pocket
An English inventor develops a compact tent that folds into a pocket sized package for easy carrying. The design emphasizes portability and practical use for outings, with the fabric described as light and durable.
January Payroll Report for Local Workers
At month end the initial period shows payats issued to Martha Mary Harold LaVerda Roth Martin Murnet Alma Ander son Liord Anderson Greerwood. Plans for next month focus on continuing starts and addressing the listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesbeent Nor Tard
Martha
Mary
Eee
Harold
LaVerda
Roth Martin
Murnet
Alma
Ire Anderson
Liord Anderson
Greerwood
SSS TOWN PESTS SSS TOWN PESTS
The readable text is fragmentary and unclear. It appears to reference a town pest situation and mentions names or terms like Sbhenper and Pont Men G rac but lacks coherent facts, dates, or events to summarize into a proper news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terenne
Ss Oraer and
Stet
Knowledge Spread Across Sat Wile Ala In Odd Paper Read
A reader in Sat wile Ala encountered a derailed paragraph in a local paper. He perceived a coded line and wondered about its meaning as others debate the strange message and its origin.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orla Evert
Steele City Markets
Irs
Grace and
George duVall
Ollies Encbleck Sorth
Zepot
S. Taylor, M. D
HK. Rathjen
C. T. Whitney
Prop
New International
Whitson and
Waister
LaRhee
Wiene
Thoreby
Rocky Hollow
Leo Crouse
Malady
Hollenberg
Bes
SSS
Srain Twister
Dom
Farmers State Bank
B & L. Gl Co
Fairbury
Crinklaw’s Garage
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
Liggee & Myers Tobacco
Chesterfield
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