Yearly Advance Notice in Debt Collection Context
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR Rapture Expert Note
The readable text is garbled and unreadable. It mentions no clear event names, dates, or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Republican Caucus to Nominate in Town Hall Tuesday
Notice states a Republican caucus will be held in the town hall on Tuesday evening October 3 at 8 o clock for the purpose of nominating. A report notes C A Bundy suffered ptomaine poisoning after eating pork and beans last Friday night. he recovered with emetic treatment and remained weak but active by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bundy
J. C. Wilson
Dis Treas
Mr. Bundy
Dr. DuVall
County Fair Hog Competition Highlights and Winners
At the county fair 104 pens totaled 296 hogs. In big type Poland China class 11 spotted, 15 Duree Jersey, 79 Chester White, 48 Hampshires, 43. In Boys Pig Club 47 big type Poland China, 26 Duree Jerseys, 15 Chester Whites, and Hampshires. Steele City exhibitors included W. E. Willey with a first champion big type Poland China, F. W. Hanson with eight head scoring 2nd and 3rd prizes, Milo Hanson with mate under 6 months and sow over 1 year 3rd in open class, Hugh Garrett with 13 head Chester Whites taking 1st and 2nd boar under 1 year and 2nd sow under 2 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Duree
Chester White
Hampshires
Boys Pig Club
Chester
F. W. Hanson
Milo Hanson
Hugh Garrett
Accident on Main Street Involving Cecil Bracken
A bed accident on Wednesday morning occurred when Cecil Bracken attempted to board a truck driven by Joe Davis on Main Street. The truck rolled backward on a steep grade as brakes failed, trapping Bracken with one leg under the rear wheel. He cried out as the vehicle moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Cecil Bracken
Joe Davis
Main Street
Cecil
Joe
Where the Money Goes in Hanover State Bank Receiver Report
The receiver's statement shows salary payments of 10 508 74 for each hire and expenses including attorney fees taxes and fuel totaling 24 000 plus. An offset item amounts to 48 213 63. A five percent dividend will be paid by receiver Spence on the 23rd of the month on all proven claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover State Bank
Spence
Hanover Democrat
Emergency Work Noted In Flag Tribute
An orator reflects on a tribute to the flag calling it emergency work and notes a man seated in front. The brief dialogue centers on the sense of duty and observation during an evening program.
Impossible Skeeters Spark Farmer Mock Debate
A fragmented antique text shows Farmer Corntossd insisting ordinary mosquitoes appear small and unthreatening while mockingly deeming exotic descriptions unusual. The garbled sentence hints at rural humor or folklore about pests and perception in farm life.
How long do you think I should wear my dreadly
A flapper asks about the duration of wearing a dreadly, a term likely tied to a bold head covering or accessory, reflecting fashion inquiry and social signaling of the era. The question hints at style norms and personal presentation during the period.
Fallow Needs a Hair Out Reflects Howe’s Barber Dilemma
A fragmented line notes a fallow needing a hair out and mentions Howe unable to spend time in a barber shop, reflecting a humorous or ironic moment about neglected grooming. The text hints at constraints on personal care or preparation in a broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Sfield
Local Happenings Include Cattle Sale and School Start
John Malady sold six head of cattle to Ike Bower last week. Rose Hill school opened Monday with Henry Wiebe as teacher. Clair Cuthbert sold pigs to Frank Fentemann of Liberty Nebraska. Neighborhood attendance marked the Fairbury fair on Wednesday with Rose and Minnie at Beatrice Gage Co. fair on Tuesday. Rose Malady visited with her sister Wednesday night and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Compton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Turner of Ponca Nebraska visited with Ray Thomas couple on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malady
Ike Bower
Rose Hill
Henry Wiebe
Clair Cuthbert
Frank Fentemann
Liberty
Nebr
Fairbury
Rose
Minnie
Gage Co
Beatrice
Rose Malady
Charley Compton
Earl Turner
Ponca, Nebr
Ray Thomas
Local Social Notes From Hollenberg Route 1
Mrs. Chas Seitz on the sick list. Mrs. Perle Welch visited her mother Mrs. Pralle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sands visited relatives at Odell. Claude Miller went to Havelock on business. Alonzo Speck and family of Diller spent Sunday at Howard Listenberger's. Mrs. Fanny Anderson of Topeka visiting her parents. Mrs. Chester Manley and sons of Steele City spent Sunday with the Vera Justis family. Misses Bernice and Rose Haverty visited Edna and Elva Roberts. Bert Eddleman of Beatrice motored to visit Max Ellison. Liberty Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Frank Miller. Large crowd attended. Glen Thompson and wife of Washington visited his sister Mrs. G. E. Bratten. Miss Maggie Goes of Wymore with sister Mrs. Koch. Mr. is putting in wheat on the place he rented near Wymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Seitz
Perle Welch
Pralle
Henry Sands
Odell
Claude Miller
Havelock
Nebr
Alonzo Speck
Diller
Howard Listenberger’s
Fanny Anderson
Topeka
Geo. Baker
Chester Manley
Steele City
Maggie Goes
Wymore
Koch
Romance in Old Age at the Resort
A seventy five year old woman recently married an octogenarian. They met on a summer hotel porch and soon found mutual companionship. They planned to marry despite concerns about what others would think, and returned the next summer visibly happy together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonther
Hyenas Called Healers in Masai Death Customs
The Masai of East Africa reject touching the dead and entrust bodies to hyenas seen as bearing ancestral spirit. Ill patients are fed until recovery hope fades and are left out at night for hyenas. If death appears likely, a toe string signals care until a lack of pull ends inquiry and the hyenas claim the prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Africa
Political Strategy and Town Manner in Congress Quotes
A senator comments on embodying a statesman persona after residing in Washington while others adopt a small town businessman image. He notes the impact on constituents and cites a colleague, Snortworthy, claiming loyalty to the plain people despite political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Senator Snorteworthy
Washi Fos
Im Snorteworthy
Bothering the Farmer Radio Message
Radio dialogue fragment shows a farmer being summoned, with playful banter and a muffled exchange about a police event. The OCR reads as garbled speech with scattered proper nouns and no clear sequence or outcome.
Beginnings of a Quip Between Hansom and a Stranger
The fragment opens with the line Really, Mr. Hansom, said the which hints at a dialogue. It suggests a narrative moment where a character addresses Mr. Hansom in a manner that implies tension or curiosity.
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DRAY
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Ber County
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Rapture
Lessey
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Equator
Portland Oregonian
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Rocky Hollow
Hollenberg
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Nebracks
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
M. O. Sampson
The
Union Pacific Railroad Company
St. Joseph and Grand Island Railway
U. S. R. R. Labor Board
U. S. A. R. Labor Board
City and Marys
Junction City
Selina
C_E
Hedrix
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