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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1910

Page

5

Local notices and ads highlight town life and changes

The column lists promotions and sales from Exchange Bank, J W Hicks, C L Clark, G O Taylor and H L Oswald, plus new millinery and hardware lines. It notes Miss Gertrude Andrews’s successful teaching term, church services, new precinct deputy assessor John Bugbee, and residents Chas Phelps and Myrtle preparing to move to Thermopolis. Board trustees elected on a public improvement ticket. Rev H B Allen to preach in Steele City. Lena Wilcox ill with typhoid. Irene Blauvelt to perform at M E church. J B Reynolds planning to move to Table Rock. weather forecasts show a dry spell with a short wheat crop expected.

C. L. Schumann J. W. Hicks C.l. Clark’s G. O. Taylor H. L. Oswald's Gertrude Andrews M. E John Bugbee J. F. Ankrum Chas. Phelps Myrtle Thermopolis Wyo C. R. Bracken A. Broadston Frank Crinklaw Public Improvement Ticket H.B. Allen Holdridge Steele City Lena ‘Wilcox Fairbury Irene Blauvelt Endicott M.E Hollenberg

Funeral Rites for J. F. Ankrum Held in Steele City

J. F. Ankrum died at home in Steele City after a ten day illness aged 64. He had lived in Steele City 23 years from Rock Island Illinois and was a member of the Knights of Pythias. He leaves a wife and two daughters Edith and Mrs Edw Carr. Funeral was at the M E church with Rev S T Walker officiating and large attendance from nearby towns. He was a Civil War veteran from an Ohio cavalry unit. A large notice notes post office box upgrades and local school contest events. The Grand Island motor service began this week with early crowds expected to taper. Fairbury became dry at Tuesday’s election while Beatrice remained dry by voting for repeal.

J. F. Ankrum Steele City M. E T. Walker the Knights — of Pythias Rock Island Ohio Cavalry Edith Ankrum Edw. Carr Fairbury J. W. Hicks Frank Wells Rucker Clapp’s Grand Island Beatrice

Delinquent 1909 Real Estate Tax Notice and Local News

Taxpayers warned that 1909 real estate taxes become delinquent May 1 1910 with 10 percent interest from that date. Individual notices will not be sent prompting prompt payment. Also features local notices on school staff changes poultry supplies at J W Hicks hardware and spring goods at C T Clarks along with brief community updates on illnesses circuses and school events.

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Census begins April 15 for thirty day enumeration

The census starts April 15 and must be completed within thirty days. Enumerators will wear a badge reading United States Census 1910. The law requires every adult to answer, with safeguards to protect privacy. Before April 15 the census bureau will give farm owners and tenants a schedule on farm operations and equipment to fill, ideally by April 15 morning.

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the Steele City Press Steele City Markets the Exchange Bank J. B. Reynolds Table Rock John C. T. Clark’s Ethel. Hoeft Warren Cook Alexandria Ed. Wright Campbell Brothers Circus el Reno Oklo Geo. Reynolds Topeka North Dakota Board of Education Geo. R. McDonald Diller Louise Sturdevant Flossie Raymond Gertrude Lamb Effie Diller Exchange Bank Wright’s Hall Clark’s G. 1. Clark
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