08 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
1
Fairbury Nebraska notes include Fay Clark shopping in St. Joe for store goods, visits by Lincoln and Red Cloud residents, health incidents, and church outreach. Local ads promote Hard Coal for brooders, Rhode Island Red Eggs, and a Wall company performance at the opera house with 35 and 25 cent admissions.
The church reports strong attendance across Sunday services with 190 in Sunday School and 31 in Bible class. Parishioners reflect on pledges and renewed support while urging full participation and church home sentiment. Village election results show Donard Kiskall and John Wilson elected to the village board and R Arner and E Hughes to the school board.
Assorted printed patterns on a fine cotton fabric 36 inches wide priced at 25 cents per yard. Customer notice mentions a decline in new dress goods as the store prepares a restock.
W C Palmer at the Cream Station offers Cumberland Black Cup raspberry plants for 50 cents per dozen. Plants have a six year bearing history. Inquiries invited.
A local painter has been awarded membership in the Kangaroo Club, a national Master Painters Organization, and announces access to fresh paint digest from a major American factory. Through a 60 million dollar finance company arrangement, he offers painting services with small monthly payments. He aims to improve the community and invites contact from property owners interested in painting.
The annual church pledge drive was conducted last Sunday with teams and families sharing a bounteous dinner at North Church after morning services. Teams then visited households in several directions, covering most of the territory and reporting very satisfactory success in the afternoon.
The Junior class notes two cold stormy evenings for performances of The End of the Lane. The three act melodrama was presented creditably with a smaller crowd on March 30 and a second Tuesday night showing.
The New Minister was presented at Odell by Steele City on Monday night. A cold stormy evening kept attendance low and proceeds for Steele City totaled about 13 dollars.
A pricing error occurred for raspberry plants at W. C Palmers last week. The price should have been 50 cents instead of 20 cents. An insertion of the corrected price has been made and the record notes no significant harm is expected.
Advertisement notes yellow seed corn for sale by W. C. Kasparek, price 1.50 per bushel or per unit, quantity 90 to 95. Includes brief selling notice and contact reference.
Missionary Society meets Wednesday April 14 at the home of Mrs W W Pfautz. Mr and Mrs Packer and daughter of Hollenberg and the H T Packer family spent Sunday at Clyde Packer home. Mr and Mrs Wells and son and Mrs McLaughin spent Sunday at Arner home. Don’t fail to see Mr Wall in
Readable text shows damaged stock or price notes with wheat and oats figures and scattered numbers making a coherent item impossible to determine. The fragment lacks identifiable people places or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
One DeLaw separator No 15 cream machine for sale in good condition. Stover gasoline engine machines also offered. Contact Russell Brvail for details.
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