Voters at November 2, 1920 Polls
A notice urges citizens to go to the polls on November 2, 1920 and participate in the election. It emphasizes civic duty and timely casting ballots for the upcoming public vote.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
4
A notice urges citizens to go to the polls on November 2, 1920 and participate in the election. It emphasizes civic duty and timely casting ballots for the upcoming public vote.
Literary Meeting Society will convene at the opera house tonight with a prepared program. New officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend to support the society and its activities. Notice to M. W. A. Modern Woodmen lodge members are requested to attend next Tuesday night October 26 for important business. By order of Geo Bloom Consol.
The Womars Club Library adds titles including Strawberry Acres and Pollyanna to Gene Stratton Porter works. Access costs 25 cents for three months and the library opens Saturdays 2 20 to 4 30 pm. Death of J P Thiesen noted as Jefferson county pioneer who came from Russia in 1874 with Mennonite settlers.
The former county official, late manager of the Jansen Telephone Company and president of the Jansen home bank, died after serving as president of the Pair Association. Funeral services were held at his Jansen home. Cement company drills start on George Cox farm near Fairbury with sixty holes to test earth samples.
Orville Belding bought a car from Joe Davis Mottay in Rocky Hollow. Farmers began shucking corn Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter James and daughter visited John Malady’s home. Mr and Mrs Orville Belding and children visited Tom Anderson’s home. Mrs Booth of Iowa arrived Tuesday for several weeks with her daughter Mrs Leo Crouse and family. Mr and Mrs Norman Fenti man and children left Saturday by auto to visit Alva Beiding and family in Tarkio Mo.
Public notice asks residents to cast ballots on Tuesday November 2 different candidates for representatives. It highlights choosing C K Nispel as the democratic nominee and urges an X opposite the name at the polls in Jefferson County.
Parrots in the wild eat seeds and fruit and captive birds should be fed similarly. Offer boiled yellow corn, stale bread soaked in water, occasional apple or banana, roasted peanuts and dry crackers. Provide ample water and gravel, and clean the cage daily.
Mrs Edward Raifsnider of Wa bash Indiana credits Chamberlain's Tablets with restoring her health. After distress from eating and constipation, she says she was completely cured by the tablets sold at Port Arner's Drug Store.
Notice of two executions at Waterloo Creamery Company with sums awarded to John Heasty and Bone Mclees Lumber Company. Goods listed include milk cans chairs a typewriter adding machine and appliances to satisfy the judgments.
Public sale announced by Chet McCurdy as auctioneer. The Carl Boehme place sits 23-4 miles west of Steele City and 4 miles south of Endicott. The sale begins at 1 pm on Thursday October 28 1920 with Lanham State Bank as clerk.
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