24 Sep 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
1
McCormick Mowers unveils an up-to-date line with improved features promising better performance and reliability. The release highlights enhanced efficiency and modern design to please existing customers and attract new buyers.
Reports from Fairbury Endicott and surrounding areas include visits by A H Phelps and Chester Manley, a new half horse motor at the Press office, Emma Stegeman taking charge of Auburn telephone, Grandma Taylor moving in, and various business trips. A 68 vote count included ten by women, with church, school and farm news, marriages Harmon Wright, and a fatal gasoline fire in Washington affecting the Price family.
Lydia Wing offers property in Steele City for sale or rent describing available real estate and terms in a concise notice.
Mrs Emma Packer invites calls to her north Hollenberg residence to view the latest fashions in far and winter hats. The notice promises personal service and suggests visitors come to her house for selections and fitting.
A pie supper will be held at the school house in District No 22 on Wednesday evening September 29. Proceeds will buy a basketball for the children. Everyone is welcome.
Aid societies from three churches meet to unite and reorganize for work in the new church being built in Steele City. Officers elected include President Mrs Wm Pearson and Vice President Mrs Alien Phelps with Secretary Mrs Frank Grinklaw and Treasurer Miss Minnie Hundncut. The group plans a September 29 meeting at Mrs Andrews home and a 2 PM gathering at Pearson's restaurant to qualify charter members. Snyder the Majestic elephant of the Selis Floto herd, valued at 20000, went berserk in Salina Kansas after his trainer disappeared and had to be shot weighing 12000 pounds. 25 army rifle shots dispatched the animal after cyanide attempts failed.
Fragmentary quote reflects a view on future humanity and discipline. It references restraint and happiness and contemplates collective behavior affecting progress. The passage centers on the idea of self-control guiding a better future for all.
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