Mrs Sampson Recovers After Tonsil Operation
Mrs M O Sampson underwent a tonsil removal operation Sunday and is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
4
Mrs M O Sampson underwent a tonsil removal operation Sunday and is reported to be getting along nicely.
The Freshman class wore a mix of colors and prepared soup and vegetables while a soil formation study trip was planned to Spring Hill. Fifth and sixth graders held a sparing contest with Woodman James winning sixth grade and Naomi Wilfier runner up. Eliza Goda placed second in the fifth grade. The Nebraska Child Home Society event last Saturday raised funds totaling 22.35 for fourth through seventh grades.
A fragment notes education linked with a preacher and his family, naming Jehoshath E. Pluribus Unum in a historical context. The item hints at religious schooling or community leadership intersecting with family involvement, suggesting a local narrative from a bygone era.
Miss Shuman visited Rocky Hollow last Friday while George Light hosted a sale Tuesday drawing most residents. The Ladies Aid sold pies, and new pupils Ernest Scomite and Dorothy Broadton joined Rocky Hollow school. Families including McCandies and Compton traveled to visits with relatives from Kansas City Florence and Denver.
Eighty acres four miles from a good school in Jefferson county with a small house and barn. Entire farm fenced with some alfalfa. Priced at 65 dollars per acre. Write S B Newmeyer Guide Rock Nebraska.
The Fairchild Clay Products Co. has shipped fifty carloads of brick and tile this month and holds many orders with contracts reaching nearly a million bricks. A large year round workforce has prompted additions to capacity as tests show their brick to be superior to many competitors.
The fourth grade studied dictionary use with Miss Shuman visiting last Wednesday. Several families such as the Nutters, Allens, Beldings, Kellers, Wells, Kellys, Warnkes and Handleys were mentioned in Sunday visits and a Marysville horse sale. The 5th and 6th grades finished S America and move to oceans and world winds.
State Line Lutheran Church chapel holds English services every other Sunday evening at 7 p m. The next End-time service will be Oct 28 led by Rev W Loteied, pastor.
Read Bros. of Fairbury offered furniture options while Hi power oil advertised superior quality in the area. Adv A Hotts promotes sale bills printing by the Press.
Local notice claims Lavoptik eye wash mixed with camphor hydrastis and witch hazel quickly helps weak and strained eyes. A man benefited after 15 years of sore eyes and an elderly woman reports clearer reading, with a free eye cup offer from ARNER'S.
I R 3S Wilfey cashier swears the above is a true copy of the report to the State Bureau of Banking. Signed by G L Wilfrey and Luther Bonham as directors. Subscribed and sworn before J W Hicks Notary Public on October 16, 1924.
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