A. D. Rowax Publisher Note
A. D. Rowax, publisher, issues a brief notice in a period newspaper column. The text is fragmented, offering no clear event or date but signaling an editorial or owner’s note from the publication.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
8
A. D. Rowax, publisher, issues a brief notice in a period newspaper column. The text is fragmented, offering no clear event or date but signaling an editorial or owner’s note from the publication.
Ella Wells reports student averages for October 20 1921. Hallie James leads seventh grade with 98 percent while Fay Clark posts 91 percent in sixth grade. Drews Iva McVay Keeteddew noted in monthly standings.
On October 15 Mrs Kiskall celebrated her birthday with friends and relatives arriving with baskets. A noon dinner followed, accompanied by music and games. Attendees included Miss Lissie Gerner of Herington, Kansas, and others who were there for the event.
The article extols the Valley of Content in Pueblo Colorado as a fertile lava-based region with drought resistant climate. It notes high land values from 2500 to 4000 per acre and mentions extensive fruit farms yielding large profits. Local updates cover community events, schooling, a bell game, and probate notices for W. Handley with a hearing set for October 30, 1911.
A special service will be held Sunday at 11 o clock conducted by one of the state temperance workers.
County Treasurer M. Berry notes successful payments across the county and appeals for additional funds to maintain revenue. The brief underscores ongoing collection efforts and the need for money to support county services.
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