Steele City Markets Candied 7K Ed Fue
A brief market item notes a seven thousand edition release titled Candied by Steele City Markets with a nod to Cee Ene Ear Tee.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
1
Local Notices and Errands Spur Community Life
Multiple residents travel to nearby towns including Beatrice Odell and Fairbury while sales at Ellermeier’s spur shoppers with twenty pounds sugar for a dollar and a ten day dress shirt special. Local events include weddings in Bethany and Steele City and a K of P banquet in Wrights hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellermeier’s
Ernest Eilermeier
Walter Pickering
Deweese
Steele City
Little Blue
Bethany
Nebraska
Chester Pearson
Gladys Hughes
Fairbury
H. ©. Pritchard
Swedish Railways Adopt Gaslights for Signaling
Swedish state railway authorities decide to use gaslights in their signaling system. The move aims to modernize operations and improve visibility on the network.
Astronomer Foresees Humans Reaching Beyond Earth
A New York astronomer predicts humans will soon reach beyond Earth despite gravity. The remark suggests no obstacle greater than gravity limits, hinting at rapid progress in space exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cra Beide Shastbdie
British News Lingo Shifts Toward American Coppers
Reader notes observe a British newspaper using the term coppers instead of police, suggesting American influence in language. The commenter contrasts local diction with evolving slang in urban reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pea Balance Trick Goes Viral
A man balances green peas on a fork for a playful stunt that aims to entertain and draw attention rather than to serve a serious purpose. The lighthearted act showcases skill and comic timing to engage viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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F. V. Lowe
Steele City Markets
A. L. Broadston
Leslie Barber
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Will Carmichael
Odell
Art Hamley
F. W. Lowe
Davenport
W. C. Palmer and Family
Jesse Allen
Nehawka
Miss Yates
HE. Clapp
St! Joe
Parker Ogden
Grinnell, Iowa
O. Taylor
Omaha
H. B. Clapp
C. T. and
Harold Whitney
K. of P. Lodge
Order
H. B
Allen
Holdrege
Ellermeier’s. Don’t Miss
Iowa
Red River
Ohio
G. A. Hamley
Neb
Hod’’ Moore
Thayer
Kansas
Moore
Taylor
M. E
A. D. Brown
Dist
Jas. Hamley
Maguo
A. M. Strawhacker
Endicott
Here
Otto Lietzen
Hugh Garrett
George Porter
Eugene Zoellin
Ed. Wright
Sevier
Clara Orr
Elmer Greider
Fred Frisby
Golden Gate
Illinois
Stearns
W. Brand
J. W. Hicks
Manchester
Messelines
Popplins
J.h.ellermeier
Kirkendall Shoes
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