17 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
The Steele City News
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
1
A fragmented prose piece discusses early roller skating and the shift from wheeled harrow to rubber pedded four wheeled skate. It notes J. L. Crenier advancing Ray Wend skate with ball and cone beam, while remarking on human intelligence and maturity, ending with a caution about pride and humility.
The record notes Congress passing the first national patent grant act in 17 and outlining subsequent statutes from 17H to 1900. It mentions repeal of older statutes in 108 with a new act shaping patent rights. The summary highlights key milestones in early patent law development.
In a fragment from Coilers Weekly the piece notes safeguarded wheat items and large religious statues in open freight, with red paper pasted over the event. It mentions contamination fears and precautions during transport.
The text indicates Mewar, credited with a teet pensioned work, is linked to the name Juet but the full name is given as Johann Correuste mus Wolfgang Atandeus Mitert.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a street orator addressing an audience for over half an hour before finishing with a nonsensical phrase. The text also includes jumbled dialogue about a couple contemplating marriage and a missing clear context or attribution.
The column lists visits and family events in Fairbury Nebraska including Gayle Garber visiting Mrs. Bertha Garber, Chas Crinklaw and wife from Lincoln, and Cletus Bugbee with family. It notes Eileen Creen reelected to District No. 38, saw mill work at Joe Davis saw mill, influenza recovery of Mrs. Oake Franzen, and local business ads for dental services, shoe repair, feed products, and hog price quotes from Wells Andrews.
Helen Gregory of Lincoln stayed with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wilcox in Steele City over the weekend. Frank Lenker, returning to Gooding Idaho, traveled after his mother Annie Leaker's passing. Ruth Wilson recovered from appendicitis at Odell General Hospital and went home. Hastings visitors H. G. and C. O. Wilson came to aid their mother injured in a store fall at Fairbury. Carl Lampe and family moved to Mrs. G. B. Cassell’s residence. Mrs. Ray Cassell suffered burns from boiling water and will be unable to walk for a time. Donald Fahrenwald and wife visited his parents after a three-year Army enlistment, considering staying in Steele City.
The article recounts recent services and activities at the Presbyterian Church including a sermon series on Why Go to Church, choir performance The Home of My Heart, a social hour for youth, and Ladies Aid luncheon with year’s work reports and officer elections. It notes Missionary Society officers, upcoming Men’s Club meeting, congregational meeting, and reminders to attend Sunday services.
B. B. Kensington met on Tuesday March 14 at Mrs Laura Hauver’s home with eleven members present. They spent the afternoon quilting. Lunch was served by the hostess. The group will meet March 25 at Mrs Myrtle Messmer’s home.
Eastbound trains No 44 at 7 10 A M and No 2 at 11 35 P M. No 16 freight at 1 00 P M. Westbound No 543 at 2 12 PM No 601 at 3 25 A M No 16 freight B 10 A M.
A two hour Inter-Community band program featuring coin dance music and vocal and instrumental numbers was announced by H. M. Manning. The event highlights wholesome entertainment and home talent with a spelling contest planned for March 25 at the Improvement Co hall. A village caucus nominated Ed Hughes Joe Davis and Harry Allen for two year terms and Lowell Blair for a one year vacancy on the village board.
Thieves entered H A Drake Hardware Co store Monday night by breaking a glass door and used paper to cover the breakage. They stole guns knives and safety razor blades. Sheriff Emil Ackman investigated Tuesday morning to identify missing items and gain a description. Loss not insured.
Democrats of Nebraska schedule a banquet at 6 30 p m Monday March 20 in the Cornhusker hotel Lincoln County Chairman H M Manning says the event marks Bryan birthday observed because it falls on Sunday Reservations are open through Mr Manning for all wishing to attend
An ancient practice claimed to grant lasting beauty color and sweetness to select flowers. The method supposedly endures today though few modern eaters experience its effects.
Archeological remnant identified as the Norembega tower likely dates to early Neormeten era and stands above Cambridge on the Charles River near ater town.
A short, archaic quote from Columbia notes that the call for equality is not for aid to climb but for leveling the ground for everyone, reflecting a terse editorial stance on social justice themes.
A St Patrick's dance is planned at Dance Improvement Co hall on March 17. Attendees are asked to wear calico and overalls for the celebration.
Mr and Mrs Bill Kelley were callers at the Henry Meyers home Wednesday. Art Kenning sawed wood for Emiel and Fred Kenning Thursday and Friday. Henry Meyers bought corn of Mr Suarrat Saturday. J H Malachy and wife and George Banahan and family were Sunday guests at the Charley Compton home. Dell Colegrove of Odell brought fencing and lumber to his ranch south of Endicott Saturday. John Janssen Monday and for Perry Carrico Tuesday Jot ae bought corn.
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