Real Estate Transfers Reported This Week
Transfers of real estate recorded this week include Ray L Barber and wife to Fred M and Ethel for Lot 4 Smiths iv Pairbury valued at 1500 dollars. Ivan and Myere to Lewis Barber for sections 21-14 totaling 100 acres. S C Warren and wife to Marie Stegeman for Lot 4 Block 9 Fairbary priced at 3300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Monroe Davis
Ray L. Barber
Fred M
Ethel
Smith's
Pairbury
Ivan &. Myere
Lewis Barber
S.C. Warren
Marie Stegeman
Fairbary
Community notices and visits in Republic City area
Mrs. Hoxie’s mother visits Mr. Hoxie at his home. A church service led by J. T. Lewis takes place at the M E church Sunday night. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tweed of Benedict Kansas. Visitors from Wray Colorado at Chas Justis’ home. Hanover men hauling sand from Blake’s sale site. Last sidewalk section to be laid along Mrs. Chester Talbott’s property. Literary society postponement noted with no fixed date for meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hoxie
Republic City
Endeavor
M. E
J. T. Lewis
James W. Tweed
Benedict
Kansas
Blake
Mrs. Sawyer
Wray
Colo
Chas. Justis
Hanover
Chester Talbott
Hollenberg Route 1 Visitors and Illness Report
Mr and Mrs Leitzen visited relatives in Hanover Sunday. Mrs Elen James worked for Mrs Otto Brenneis. Mr and Mrs Palmer and Jesse Davis visited Geo Palmer family in Greenleaf Sunday. Dr Smith of Washington called to see Mrs Brenneis who was ill. Simeon of Washington visited Rose Haverty Friday to Sunday. Howard Hayes and daughter from Nebraska visited A B James family. Karenbalm of Rock Island Illinois visited Fred Schmidtt and wife. Sawyer and son from Wray Colorado spent weekend with Geo Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitzen
Hanover
Elen James
Otto Brenneis
Palmer
Jesse Davis
Geo. Palmer
Greenleaf
Dr. Smith
Washington
Mises
Simeon
Mies
Rose Haverty
Howard Hayes
Nebraska
A. B. James
Karenbalm
Rock Island
Ill
Fred Schmidtt
Sawyer
Wray
Colorado
Geo. Blake
Cora Cuthbert Loses Valuable Cow. Local Notes
Mrs. Cuthbert lost a valuable cow last week. Hodges family spent Sunday with Andy Belding. Norman Fentiman and children are sick. Emeil Kenning and family visited relatives at Pawnee. Charley Wella selling grain for sale on Friday Oct 15. Fentiman of Liberty Nebr. moved cattle from pasture. Granvis Williams and Olen Natter families visited. Troxei couple spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Cuthbert
Mr. Hodges
Andy Belding
Norman Fentiman
Emeil Kenning
Pawnee
Charley Wella
Bille
F. M. Fentiman
Liberty
Nebr
Granvis Williams
Olen Natter
Troxei
Auction Items and Political Notices From Steele City
A list of household goods and other items for sale includes a trash burner, dining table, commode, dresser, lounge, bedding, chairs, clock, jars, churn, kraut cutter, carpet, rugs, and tools. Also political ads urge votes for F. M. Tippin for sheriff and G C Nispe for state senator in Jefferson County. Ownership statement of Steele City Press lists A. D. Rough as publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Steele City Press
Steele City
Nebraska
A. D. Rough
Improve Digestion with Sparing Meat and Water
Advice urges sparing meat, five hour gaps between meals, no snacking, and abundant water. Take Chamberlain's Tablets after supper. For sale by Arner's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Arner
Adv
Notice Of Sheriff Sale
The readable fragments indicate a sheriff sale notice with action to satisfy a debt or lien. Details such as date, court, and property are unreadable. the item references a sale by the sheriff and official posting.
Miss Pinpack Proposes Army Restructuring Idea
The scene at the Victory ball features Miss Pinpack discussing a reform with General Floop and General Fioop. She suggests replacing eight men per squad with six to reduce payroll while keeping the same number of squads. The generals respond with mock astonishment as the idea is pitched in glib military banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pinpack
General Floop
General Fioop
Secretary of War
New Club Seekers Call For Members In London
A recruitment note invites writers to join a small London club. A speaker asks if the recipient has written a book and replies no, praising the idea as glorious. The message emphasizes a dwindling membership and exclusivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
London
Extraordinary Attentions From Little Mamie at School
A fragment notes a child named Mamie Prisslepste giving a teacher a large red apple as part of a family scene. The unreadable text hints at a home or classroom moment and affectionate gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Prisslepste
Ieee
Salvaged Spanish fleet ships raised at Cavite
The narrator recalls seeing masts of sunken Spanish warships near Cavite two years after Dewey’s victory and notes the Don Juan de Austria being raised, refitted, and recommissioned by the U S Navy under Captain Melean who later rose to rear admiral. The piece reflects on salvage of warships and shifts to a dream-like, unfinished thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Manla Bay
Cavite
Hetter Till
Don Juan de Austria
United Stans Navy
Melean
Fragmentary Hints of Dialogue in Wartime Report
A damaged OCR snippet shows garbled lines with uncertain quotes about going to war and a remark that a plan will not change matters. No clear individuals, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Poreman Get Move On With That Job
Laborer questions progress while the foreman notes delays during the dredging day. The dialogue hints at miscommunication and a rushed project pace.
Soothing Discourse on Nations Frays at Home
Mrs Torkins pleads for more explanation of the League of Nations in a domestic exchange with Charley. The conversation hints at ongoing nightly discussions and suggests a light, domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Mrs. Torkins
League of Nations
Happy golfing days with Crawford and Crabshaw
A quirky ribbing feature sees Crawford strolling with his golf bag while Crabshaw notes his colt seems freed from guilt, appearing less of a slacker as last season's doubt fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Crabshaw
Colt
Tea Water and American Pep Conclusion
The article argues that heavy tea water consumption yields American pep as a boost to national vigor. It presents claims on health, vitality, and cultural practice, outlining how tea drinking correlates with energy and morale across the populace.
Lat's Form Housewives League Anew in City
In a brief readable note from the city pages a group titled Lat's Form Housewives League plans a new assembly. Local organizers urged residents to join and support a community effort without specifying dates or outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parasred
Steele City M Produce
Drs. Grace
George DuVal
Depot
J.S. Taylor
M. D
Fairbury, Neb
Globe Pharmacy
Jefferson County
National Bank
Robert Leute Stevenson
Leonard W. Colby
Beatrice
Pearson's Cafe
Ford
Crinklaw’s Garage
Farmers State Bank
Nebenske
Hollenberg
Rocky Hollow
H. Stegeman
Chet McCurdy
F. M. Tippin
Tippin
Jeffer
Son County
K* Nispe
C.K. Mippel
Fairbury
Majestic
REX Theatre
James Oliver Curwood
God
Rex
The
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Majestic Theatre
Paris
Krsb, Steele
Undertaker
Andrew Phelps
Elias
Anil
Housewives’ League
Es Cy
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