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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
4
Breeders Wend a Thorsbred Porcheron to be bred at my Endicott farm this season. Giko Vaughn. Phone 2114 Endicott Nebraska.
Steele City Presbyterian Church hosted a busy Easter Sunday with a juvenile song program before service, communion, a noon church dinner, and an afternoon of territorial outreach by church teams. An evening cantata titled A morn few in the Orient drew an overflowing crowd and broad praise.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis and Sue Denver visit Mrs Vaughn as relatives travel to Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Slaughter went to Lincoln on Saturday. Mrs Chas has been ill but improves with writing. June entertained Haddam relatives. Mrs Geo Bennett and children from Sparks Kansas stay several days at Rigale. Geo Poffinbar and family spent Sunday with Harry Bakwell. David Bennett moved west of town. Easter plans and a court notice appear among scattered items.
A four year old requires about 1000 calories daily, with needs depending on activity and growth. A balanced menu outlines breakfast lunch and dinner components, plus a milk mix and a rainy day refreshment recipe, emphasizing protein carbohydrates fats minerals and water.
Steele City notes show fifth graders learning a Whittier poem In School Days and April art class calpadere making. High school seniors entertained at Beulah Drakes home with play practice games and refreshments. Visitors included Mrs Burgess and Carl Barber of Lincoln. The season ended with Steele City losing a debate to Hebron Academy, judged by Supt Stark. Steele City won 6 of 9 debates overall.
A garbled quote likens a merchant who declines to advertise to a dog that wags its tail and barks without revealing its intent. The fragment suggests an opinion on self promotion and business tactics.
Sunday with relatives at Exeter. Mr and Mrs Applemarth and family moved their household goods to Endicott and will reside in Mrs Andersons house. John Malady sold a house to Chas Welle. Rose and Janssen families visit Chas Compton home on Easter Sunday. C W Rose, Funeral Director Ambulance service. Fairbury Neb.
Local reader asks how to tell true green sheets in the garden from weeds. Advice includes observing new growth patterns, leaf shape, and frequent reemergence to identify weeds versus desired plants.
The bank filed a March 20 1928 report with the State Banking Department, listing assets including cash and due from banks, with figures and certifications by cashier Wilfley and directors Wilfey Bonham. Notary Nell Drake certified the sworn statement on April 7 1926.
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