Summer Weather Halts Fall Seeding Plans
Hot dry conditions sped ripening of corn and reduced expected yields. Rain is needed before autumn seeding can proceed, delaying farm plans and urging farmers to await storms.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
4
Hot dry conditions sped ripening of corn and reduced expected yields. Rain is needed before autumn seeding can proceed, delaying farm plans and urging farmers to await storms.
Miss Sutton was absent while Chester Schermann aided the Press office by setting type at Clarke School in Northampton. A. W. Koeh displayed a large painted beard marker on the Liberty highway between Pawnee and Liberty, with each town named along its length. locals nearby assert the road remains a busy thoroughfare.
The following superintendents will serve city and village schools for the coming year in Jefferson County. Fairbury H. Morton Mrs Sminia Steele City E Steele Darkin Mr Emmert Diller Walter Lenker Endicott Mrs Buey Reynolds Mathilda Steckelbere Plymouth Ada Wagner Harbine Edna Brown Jansen Marcia Renner Powell Blanche Leighty Gladstone Vertine Jay Thompson.
A fragment cites Francis Navier Cushwan Jones and two distinguished men who blazed a trail to California in early pioneer days. It references Francie XC Jones Fatty Ar Buckle and Charlie Chaplin in a note about a fun film.
A 1920 census shows Austria in its present borders with 6,067,430 people. It records a 3.6 percent drop since 1910, a loss of 297,209. Vienna itself lists 1,842,005 residents in 1970, with a 189,493 decline or 9.9 percent.
A. M. Strawhecker of the city was involved in a road incident last week on Sunday evening. Details are limited as the report focuses on the event and does not list further injuries or outcomes.
A high speed wreck occurred when a stranger in a powerful car raced ahead of two pairbury men in a Ford Sedan. The lead driver traveled about 85 mph, causing the Ford to crash into an embankment and roll over. Mr Woods was injured while Mr Stawh-cker sustained severe facial wounds requiring about thirty stitches. He was transported to Colby Sureeena for care, then returned home Monday for recuperation.
Eoweet Loeb ring and Miss Petach wed at Zion Lutheran church with Rev. Oteo Bernfelder performing the ceremony. The groom, son of L. Loehring, has served as church organist. the bride, daughter of H. Petach, is praised for her many talents. A reception followed at the bride’s home and a short honeymoon preceded their move to the groom’s farm.
Perry Cuthbert and family of Beatrice visited his mother Mrs. Cora Cuthbert. Walter Williams Orville Beld ina and Leo Crouse helped Andy Belding cut cane for sorghum Monday. Mrs Chas Compton and Kaby stayed with her parents from Friday to Monday. Charley VanDusen and John O'Neil visited friends in Fairbury. Cal Richardson and family from Hamburg Iowa visited Andy Belding and family. Misses Rose and Minnie Malady returned home after a three week visit to Dunbar Julien Syracuse and Nebraska City, accompanied by Henry O'Neil and Charley VanDusen.
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