20 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
1
A local display features a neat line of dresses in gingham checks and plaid patterns arranged by color order. Shoppers note the clear assortment and ready-to-wear appeal for spring wardrobes.
The Waldorf Window notes small coffee losses accumulate across a chain. Two quarts daily per store become 343,100 cups yearly at five cents each, totaling $17,155 in retail value lost.
The Curious Chinese Society or Save Country Kneel and Weep identifies shops buying from unfriendly foreign nations. Members gather before the shop, kneel and weep to pressure the shopkeeper to stop purchasing goods from such nations.
Arbor Day set for April 30 with garden tips and community notes. Local items mention homes under repair, sales requests, livestock offers, obituaries, arrivals, and community meetings in Fairbury Nebraska with many names and places.
Sunday worship offers solace and renewal as families cope with sorrow from recent losses. The article notes needs for four additional Vacation Bible School teachers, a stereopticon for missions and Bible study, and upcoming mission talks in Lincoln. It also mentions society events, leadership training, and a regional temperance conference set for Crete with speakers from national organizations.
For Sale Canna bulbs 50 for 1.00 and White seed corn 1.25 per bushel. W. C. Kasparek Steele City. Phone 8211.
A fragmentary notice depicts a comical scene of a borrower snagging a neighbor’s newspaper from the press. The piece hints at a radio phone pursuit and a desire to copy and claim the paper’s news, preserving a local paper-tone vibe.
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