Stedleity Markets Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text referencing markets and prices with unclear details. No clear names, places, or dates to verify events or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text referencing markets and prices with unclear details. No clear names, places, or dates to verify events or outcomes.
The text describes rain and warmer conditions around Wednesday. It mentions remaining weather generally fair, with slightly cooler temperatures across the northern territories and a rising trend in temperatures in the plains.
Fragmentary report notes shift toward negotiations amid global tension. Limited readable names and places suggest discussions advancing while conflicts persist. Units and dates are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a broad move toward ceasefire talks.
A church letter from E. H. Hinkle warns against scholarly trends that question doctrine. He denounces alleged erudition as spiritual danger, urges readers to seek truth in worship, and invites all to join the church for guidance in faith.
Mrs Pihey and Mr Benawits were Fairbury visitors last Thursday. The Ladies Aid Society met in the church basement Thursday afternoon. D D Grandy returned Tuesday from the Sand Hills to herd sheep for C W Slaughter. Mr and Mrs I E Beach left Thursday for a visit with son Fred and family in Geneva Nebraska. Mr and Mrs F M Walburn went to Diller Sunday to see her father Mr Cherry who was injured in a fall down cellar stairs.
Wes Carmichael is very sick with Albert Shepherd autoed. Fair bury Munday. Harry Bakewell visited Sunday with home folks. Nora and Charley James spent Sunday at the Compton home. Walter Nutter called at the George Poflinbarger home. Mr. and Mrs. L Kushanek and Mrs John Helles called. Fahrenwald threshed for Ed Vaeun and Dade Hartgraves Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E Crusie of bury visiting their daw Mrs Jobs Bkechine steer.
Mrs. Malady visited with Anna Stetimes in the afternoon at Rocky Hollow. Art and George Kenning assisted during the visit.
Sunday activities include a football game where Endicott defeated a rival team 6 to 4. The Malady home hosted a visit from Mrs. Clara Cushbert and family, with other local residents noted in attendance.
The obituary recounts JRO Birch a pioneer settler born in Birmingham Iowa who helped found a Iowa colony later practicing law in Iowa Illinois Missouri Kansas and California. He married Margaret Garber in 1887 and had three sons J Elmer Joseph R S and Arthur M. Also surviving sister Mrs Cassius Musser Newcastle Wyoming. The service was held at the Wash cemetery with pallbearers listed.
The young men and ladies of the M. E. Sunday school invite all to a social in the church basement Friday evening October 15. A luncheon and good time are promised.
At a county court held in Fairbury on September 29 1915 a discharge from his trust as administrator was ordered. November 2 1915 at one o clock p m was set for hearing the petition. All interested persons may appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Notice of the petition’s pendency and hearing to be published in Steele City Press for three weeks prior to the hearing. Louw J Norzman.
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