Steele City Markets fragment report
Fragmentary OCR notes Steele City Markets with dates and figures. Mentions publisher, Friday issues, and a subscription price. Named person James Strietly linked to Adams Adames and a 31.50 figure appear.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes Steele City Markets with dates and figures. Mentions publisher, Friday issues, and a subscription price. Named person James Strietly linked to Adams Adames and a 31.50 figure appear.
Brief notice notes Drs Stace and George duVail physicians and surgeons. Calis answered promptly. Office location described as north of a block with unclear street details.
A garbled passage references a dog terrorizing a center, making friendly with a character named Trampa, scaring girls, and causing disturbances at night. It mentions a melee, a rowdy fight, and waking people, with unclear setting or proper nouns.
Teachers dined with Mrs Wehling while sixth grade reports six weeks of perfect attendance. Forty nine Grade pupils and twenty seven in high school share perfect attendance. History classes study Indian and Chinese religions and constitutional origins. Freshmen perform, seniors practice, and a Halloween party entertains. A Nor Mal trainer report praises Austin, and a rural economics lecture discusses Nebraska versus other nations. Local events include sports practice, a carnival and community notices.
Pat Haverty and wife entertained company from Hanover Sunday evening. Herman Kerns and children visited Geo. Bakers Sunday afternoon. Fielder and Bob visited Chas. Seitz near Hanover. Myer and sister visited Mrs. Schaich near Morrowville. Rose Haverty spent weekend with Carrie Rouff near Barnes. Zweifel and the Alpert Zweifel families called at Carl Ames'. Frank Miller returned from Norman Oklahoma. Ira Harper and family stayed with relatives at Adame Nebraska. His mother joined them for a visit. Frank Townsend family, Percy Townsend, and Wm Townsend visited Howard Lietenberger home Sunday.
A London Mail Continental Edition humorous note suggests men wear wedding rings. a hoop on the left hand third finger for married men, pearls on the second finger if widowed, a ring on the first finger for a remarried widower, and a diamond on the thumb for a remarried man. It jokes about varieties for the bend of the bent husband and ends with a quip about the nose.
Two California residents push bids to curb crowing roosters. Real estate dealer Zedd Riggs unveils wing cuffs to restrain flapping, claiming roosters must flap to crow. George Shaner counters with a neck-restraining check rein, noting it stops neck extension and upps pride.
An elderly colored woman appeared before Judge Andy Wilson’s court seeking separation from her husband after sixteen years of marriage. She had borne twenty five children during the union and now both parties are tired of the martial contract. She cites instability and lack of support as key issues while the husband asserts he cannot finance the family.
A farmer shows a new stable boy around the yard. The boy asks which part of the horse’s strength to judge. The farm workers tease him and he answers that the horses must be strong, prompting his immediate dismissal.
Seals along Sydney Nova Scotia coast take advantage of a rare chance to hunt near the beach with minimal travel time. Heardents report locals can secure game without venturing far from shore.
At a California orange show in San Bernardino a striking exhibit featured a large orange split open at intervals revealing a girl inside. The model then tossed real oranges to the crowd as spectators watched.
Jennie B Pulec files for decree barring claims and determining heirs in the estate of Caro line Beker who died intestate in Jefferson County Nebraska. The hearing is set for November 7, 1921 at 9 a.m. in Fairbury with D. J. Norman County Judge presiding. Heirs named are Abner Baker Sr Nathan L Baker Abrose M Shaw Carrie L Shaw and Emma J Galloway. Petitioner claims ownership by deeds recorded in specific volumes and pages. Denney and Denney counsel for petitioner describe the real estate including a described block and lot in Steele City.
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