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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1909

Page

5

Local notes on visits sales and farm prices

Charlie Alexander visited relatives this week. Pearl Roderick attended a birthday party. Dr. Leach of Fairbury advertises dental services in Steele City. Wanted cattle and horses. hard wood posts for sale. A. M. Wilcox mentions Omaha surgery for cancer of the lower lip. Reynolds & Son report 30 harness sets sold. J. W. Hicks did eave-pouting work near Lanham. County assessor campaign underway. J. F. Ankrum begins Newton precinct duties. Hay offered at 5 50 cash next week. Oil: potatoes car from northeast Nebraska. 500 bushels Early Ohios to be grown near the South Dakota line. Oscar James mortgage sale occurred. Exchange Bank mortgage noted. horse and harness sold for 150 dollars.

Charlie Alexander Pearl Roderick Shea Leach Fairbury Steele City A. M. Wilcox Taylor E. M. Shields Omaha Lord G. E. Reynolds & Son J. W. Hicks Henry Williamson John Boettcher Lanham Allen Phelps Court House J. F. Ankrum Newton E. Reynolds & Son Jacob. Cook Auburn Nebr O’neil Malvern Iowa C. I. Clark Nebraska South Dakota Oscar James E. Roderick Fred Feannedy Southwest

Quarantine Prompted Sunday Sermons in Steele City and Ed Bugbee

The Methodist Episcopal Church announces quarantine driven sermons with services at the M E church in Steele City Sunday at 11 a.m. and at the Ed Bugbee school house at 3 p.m. S T Walker signs the notice.

Endicott M. E Steele City Ed Bugbee S. T. Walker

Diller News Briefs: Died and Local Deals in 1920s South Nebraska

Thomas J. McNair died of paralysis in South Dakota where he sought treatment for eczema. He was an early settler, homesteading the Pickering farm 24 miles south of Steele City. C D Pepple of Fairbury bought Dan Earhart's barber shop and will relocate next door to the Clapp building, moving in soon and renting Elmer Campbell’s residence. J P Root of Batavia sold a 254 acre farm four miles south west of Diller for 75 per acre total 19100.25 to Will and Sam Woods, with land divided across the road. Root had bought portions decades earlier at low prices and held rental income, though he sold most holdings as land values rose. He still held three quarter sections in zene and one quarter in Kansas. A birthday party for Arthur Roderick at his home drew about 35 friends. Ad listings note oil meal, wallpaper, paints, stock foods, poultry remedies and a broad range of greeting post cards.

Thomas J. McNair South Dakota Pickering Steele City C. D. Pepple Fairbury Dan Earhart Elmer Campbell J.P. Root Batavia Diller Will Sam Woods Sam Mr. Root Railroad Company Otoe Indian Reservation Root Zene Kansas C. C. Andrews Arthur Roderick

Couple starts housekeeping on Townsend farm southwest of town

Wednesday, March 2, the groom son of A. C. Megonigle and the bride daughter of Chas. Justis have begun housekeeping on the old Townsend farm, recently occupied by August Stark, seven miles southwest of here. Many friends extend congratulations.

A. C. Megonigle Chas. Justis Townsend August Stark Here

Notice to Taxpayers for 1908 Real Estate Taxes

Delinquency date for 1908 real estate taxes is May 1, 1909. County Treasurer John Simpson urges payment to avoid rush and help the county.

John Simpson

Easter Supper Planned by M. E. Church Ladies' Aid

The Wright building hosts an Easter supper on Saturday evening April 10. A 10c price applies and the event is hosted by the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church. Everyone is invited.

Wright Building Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church

Notice of horse and jack books ownership change

J. F. Ankrum states the horse and jack books by G. F. Putman are now owned by Sanders and Long and are in his hands for collection.

G. F. Putman Sanders & Long J. F. Ankrum

Public School Attendance Report March 2 1909 Steele City

Monthly school attendance data lists intermediate and grammar room enrollments 25 and 17 with average attendances 22 and 14. Pupils recorded as never absent or tardy include Fay Clark Roe Campbell Gail Strawhacker Francis Clark Gracie Strawhacker Elsie Babcock Clay Peterson Vera Bracken Neema Harris Hazel Cox and Bessie Stewart Sybil Blauvelt. high school enrollment 24 with average 21 and names Esther Bryant Maude Stewart Lloyd Taylor Cash Wagner Eva Ora Strawhacker Chester Wilcox Winnie Wilson Ethel Hoeft Mary Hornbacker. Principal Ethel Whiting.

Fay Clark Roe Campbell Gail Strawhacker Francis Clark Gracie Strawhacker Elsie Babcock Clay Peterson Vera Bracken Neema Harris Hazel Cox Bessie Stewart Sybil Blauvelt Nannite Rucker Nellie Bracken Goldie Luhm Linnie Cook Harry Weddel Grace Browin Esther Bryant Maude Stewart Lloyd Taylor Cash Wagner Eva Ora Strawhacker Chester Wilcox Winnie Wilson Ethel Hoeft Mary Hornbacker Ethel Whiting

Diphtheria Strikes Endicott Prompt Quarantine

Diphtheria outbreaks reported in Endicott and surrounding areas with multiple child deaths. The Grandy child died Wednesday morning and Chas Kelley’s 12 year old daughter died Thursday night. Town quarantined. schools closed. all public gatherings prohibited.

Endicott J.C. Grandy Chas. Kelley

The Latest Spring Millinery Styles Arrive in Steele City

The stock of ladies hats and millinery goods offers the very latest styles, comparable to first class shops in larger places. Ladies of the vicinity are invited to call in and inspect the assortment.

Steele City

Beatrice Barb Border and American Hog Fencing A4

Beatrice barb border and American Hog Fencing referenced for a4. The note lists two items with repeated phrasing in a compact record.

Beatrice

Union Lock Poultry Fence in multiple heights

Advertises Union Lock Poultry Fence with straight wire lines and square mesh in 24 36 48 60 and 72 inch heights. Describes secure design to prevent young chicks from escaping.

Union Lock

Do You Need a Sewing Machine Dont fail to see our $18 TEMPLE Sew

Local ad notes a sewing machine sale with a Tem ple model priced at 18 dollars. The brief promotes value and urges quick consideration of the TEMPLE brand.

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Steele City Marketa Methodist Episcopal Church Genevieve Strawhacker Marie Wilson Jimmie Harris Ralph Luhm Frances Cox Jennie Cook Blanche Roy Vandeman Leslie Cecil Wilt Lyle Bryant Emma Ke Iy Y. Whitbeck Ohio Spain Ing
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