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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a postal notice stating payment of 1.50 dollars for second class mail and a date of November 26, 1904 at Steele City Nebraska with reference to Congress act of March 1, 1879.
Mrs Ralph Arner hosted a birth day party Thursday evening in Qader of Mrs Ona Cassell with forty guests and charades. Mr and Mrs George Eilis and others spent two weeks with Henry brends, visiting Fink's Park. Orville Eldin's car struck a rmatech near Franken's garage, causing damage. Fairbury Kilamanemen held a field meeting with a flare of an electric cross two miles south of Fairbury.
Rocky Hollow highlights show Trvan Robertson ill Pearl Nutter remodeling and hay hauling by multiple neighbors including Will Jones Sr Geo Schmidt and John Kenning. Olen Nutters house build and whooping cough among Nutter children. Cattle moves and sorghum work with Compton Bros. School and church notices mark local life and a September English service by Rev W Lebsien.
The Steele City School opened Monday with an enrollment of forty in the high school. Seventeen in ninth grade, seven in tenth, eleven in eleventh, and five in twelfth. A large Domestic Science class in tenth grade requires two sections. Eight boys enroll in Manual Training and sixteen in Normal Training.
Steete City residents report fast results from a simple eye wash mix of camphor hydrastis witchhazel and others. A long time sufferer notes the first bottle aids weak watery red eyes, with an aluminum eye cup offered free.
Mr and Mrs IL Clark spent a few days at the start of the week with their son Francis and family in Hubbell. The note mentions Steele City Markets and teens in a cipher-like line, but the identifiable facts center on the Clark family's visit to Hubbell to see Francis and family.
A fragment from Telede Blade cites a proverb about rising to the occasion after saying it is bad to say. The oddly phrased line reflects a casual, moral reflection on speech and action with no clear event or person identified.
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