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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
4
Sparks from an engine set the depot roof ablaze last Friday afternoon. The fire was damped by a chemical extinguisher kept in the depot before serious damage occurred. The fire company was summoned but not needed.
Community members from Rocky Hollow and nearby towns visit relatives and attend fairs. Leo Crouse helps with chores at Mr. Weibe’s, Clare Cuthbert threshes for Fred Kenning, and multiple families from Gage Oklahoma Tarkio and Steele City travel for weekend gatherings and church visits.
Dan Davis buys a new Ford car while Millard Henderson remains on the sick list. Route residents attend the Fairbury fair. Carl Ames and family visit the Zweifel home in Fairbury. Will Meyers and Frank Ellison family join Mary Brenneis at home. Fred Schmidt visits with Otto Brenneis family. Cash Babcock of Steele visits City area. Lizzie Nash and Miss Garrett visit Mrs. Mowry. Harper family visits Adams ill father. Guy Henderson hosts Miller and Sherd Henderson. Listenberger families host Sunday visitors from Enterprise and other towns.
Mr and Mrs Chas Justis visited their son Ray on Sunday. J T Lewis bought a new Chevrolet last week. Jesse Lewis of Marysville visited his parents. The é... specialist was in town Friday visiting patients. Harry Fisher of Mercantile and G I are both noted as ill or calling on friends. Mrs Kiskalls mother Mrs Grout of Albin visited over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Loval Else attended the funeral of their grand-
The excerpt blends parish visits and household updates with a November 2 1920 voters notice urging support for F M Tippin for Jefferson County sheriff. It also includes a long colonial era profile praising the San Blas Indians as unmatched sailors and guardians of women, with remarks on social customs and courtship.
Under the bureau of biological survey a man poisoned about 2000 prairie dogs in one day on a 320 acre field in northern Arizona. 1641 were counted in the open while the rest died in their holes. The United States has freed over 3,500,000 acres of government land from prairie dogs by similar efforts across New Mexico Arizona Colorado Utah Wyoming Montana and North Dakota.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Farmer Corntessel declaring practical focus on farm work over opinions on others. The text suggests rustic speech and rural setting without clear dates or actions.
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