Local items from Steele City and vicinity highlight births visits and trades
A wide range of local notices recounts visits from Steele City residents to Lincoln Beatrice and Omaha. Birth announced an 8 pound daughter for Mr and Mrs Milo Hanson. Shipped hogs to market and several residents traveled for business. Community events include bridge lessons and Sunday school gathering with thirteen girls. Harness and shoe repair shop promotes quick service.
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Milo Hanson
Fathers Day at the church and memorial service
Last Sunday at the morning hour the choir performed a beautiful number and a good congregation enjoyed the service. In the afternoon the Knights led a memorial service at the church and in the evening the usual program continued. Neva Fuqua and George Graff united in marriage last week and well wishers sent happiness for their years ahead. The Missionary society held a dime sale last Wednesday with a strong program. Vacation Bible School started with about sixty present and a superb group of teachers. We thank the boss education for the school building and anticipate normal service next Sunday. come to church.
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Knights
Scott
Neva Fuqua
George Graff
Missionar’ Society
Ciiureh
Fourth of July Celebration Planned With Parades and Entertainments
A Campbell Legion post Fourth of July program promises a 12 30 parade a park band concert at 1 00 and again after dinner. Kenneth Wherry delivers a principal address. Steele City and Ellis kitten ball contest. 6 o clock basket supper. horse and bicycle races. free acts and a Collier's Tent Show. Entertainers include Rev Eddins Warren Adee Annabell Kelley Fayetta Hudson and the Williams Sisters. Concessions and contests are available with organizers J Dawis J F Hughes and Morgans mentioned. The stage is set for a notable community celebration with precautions for accidents.
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Kenneth Wherry
Steele City
Ellis
Collier's
Rev. Eddins
Hollenberg
Warren Adee
Annabell Kelley
Fayetta Hudson
Willams Sisters
Endicott
J. F- Hughes
Rafeine
Campbell+(thre Legion post
Legion
Canned Baked Apples Promote Easy Servings
An article extols canned baked apples as a simple, economical option for households. Each can contains four apples wrapped in paper with a key-top opening, offering hot or cold serving with fuel and time savings and reduced preparation.
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Couras
Brunt to Discuss Taxation on KMMJ Sunday
State Senator J. A. Brunt of Fairbury will discuss taxation at 1:30 p.m. Sunday June 25 over radio station KMMJ Clay Center Nebraska. He will present the topic from the viewpoint of a lawyer and citizen following a Fairbury communication this week.
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J. A. Brunt
Fairbury
KMMJ
Clay Center
Nebraska
Brunt
Daily Vacation Bible School Opens Here For Two Weeks
Unusual interest surrounds the Daily Vacation Bible School which began last Monday and will run for two weeks. Nearly sixty pupils attend bible study and craft projects, with instructors including Bernice Creteinger Elpa Arner Mee Hugh Cirvenwood Maxine Earhart BR T Nelson Ruth Garnett and Mrs Harley Thrapp. A telegram from G W Norris declines July Fourth speaking invitation, with a follow up letter promised. Wealthy Wabcock, university instructor, stopped en route to Pontiac for the World’s Fair to visit her mother Mrs Kila Kerr y Babcock, and was chaperoned as far as Maryville by Mrs Babcock and Mrs I L Earhart.
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Ares Bernice Creteinger
Elpa Arner
Mee Hugh Cirvenwood
Maxine Earhart
BR. T.nelson
Ruth Garnett
Harley Thrapp
G. W. Norris
Focal Legion Post
Wabcock
University At
Lawrence
Pontiac
Michigan
Kila Kerry Babcock
Marynville
Steele City Post Office Downgrades to Fourth Class
The Steele City post office will move from third to fourth class effective July 11 as part of a nationwide reclassification of U S post offices by sales. The change mirrors 34 Nebraska towns moving down, with recovery chances tied to past sales and economic conditions and postal rate shifts noted by Postmaster Elizabeth Rucker.
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Steele Cit
U. S
Elizabeth Rucker
Nebraska
Local Farm Activity Near Perry Carrico Farm
Mr. McFarlin and the Novat ny boys assisted. John Janssen noted hay on Wednesday afternoon. Herman Janssen shocked wheat Saturday for George Kenning. The Will Kelley family visited Henry Meyers home Sunday. J Hy Malady and wives with George Bananan and wives picked cherries at Perry Carrico farm early week. Albert Haneck repaired a pump at Jota Malady farm Monday. Dave Johnson of Otoe county sought to buy a truckload of pigs Monday. Henry Meyers sold hay to Mr. Bane of Diller Monday. Henry Meyers cut dates for John Malady Tuesday and Wednesday. Charley Stark of Fairbury visited Tuesday.
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Mr. McFarlin
Novatny Boys
John Janssen
Herman Janssen
George Kenning
J. Hy Malady
George Bananan
Perry Carrico
Albert Haneck
Jota Malady
Dave Johnson
Otoe County
Henry Meyers
Mr. Bane
Diller
Henry Meyera
John Malady
Charley Stark
Fairbury
Market Report Honors Eighty Ninth Birthday of Wymore Veteran
Civil War veteran Christ Siefford of Wymore, age 89, celebrated at home with a family dinner in Gage County. The event drew relatives from Odell Steele City Mankato and Washington Kansas, while news notes mention Glenn Kendall leaving Harvard to study at Columbia and storage plans before a July university enrollment.
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A. M. Wilcox
Beloit
Kansas
Paul
Sam. Siefford
Christ
Stefford
Wymore
Glenn Kendall
Harvard
Nebraska
Columbia University
Steele City
BE. W. Kendall
Chicago
R. B. Boileau
Food At The Fair Reveals Century Progress Exhibits
The exhibit by Brands-Incorporated at the Century Progress International Exposition displays include dioramas and murals illustrating transportation and industry. A central diorama surrounds the building depicting U S and Canada routes while other displays cover coffee delivery, a Pepper factory, and tea plantation scenes. The Hall of Science presents yeast growth vitamin D research and related food science.
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Progress International Exposition
Thie. Corporation
Mollermatic
Thie
Unite States
Canada
Peekskill Factory
Baking Ie
Orm Rock
Corporation
Face World With a Smile
Fragmented text narrates a distorted view of the world with phrases about constant rejection and resilience. It mentions misheard or garbled quotes and hints at a cultural or social reflection without clear events or identifiable people.
Psychology myths won’t curb divorces says Deseret News
The Deseret News notes folk beliefs about psychology are flawed while advising practical aids. It cites better meals and a calm morning routine as helpful in family stability, contrasting with unsupported savant claims.
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Savant
Mays
Periodic Law and Mendeleev’s Element Predictions
The periodic law by Mendeleev links element properties and compound forms to atomic weight. It enabled him to forecast unknown elements and their properties based on observed periodic trends.
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Mendeleen
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The readable text is limited and fragmentary. No clear names places events or dates emerge to form a factual news card.
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Ieere
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