04 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
1
The readable lines discuss numbers and letters with unclear meaning. It mentions values like 5.40 and 5.75 and references to sites and widows without coherent context. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are evident.
Local residents visit friends and relatives across Fairbury Curtis area including Chas Ankrum Paul Emerson and Miss Fern Minkler. Purchases of buggies carriages and glasses reported plus upcoming Forepawrang Bros show and D of H lodge ice cream event with brief visits from Mrs Leon Peterson and others.
County Judge C C Boyle seeks re nomination during a two week visit in Seneca Nebraska. Clyde Wright former governor candidate spoke here. Phil Graves democratic sheriff candidate met voters. Aug 12 to 21 features a compogram Batehory Chante. Baptist church serves ice cream Aug 8. Mrs Dave Chancellor and Vida of Kansas City visited en route to South Dakota.Village board met. bills approved. Lloyd Taylor ordered a new Indian motorcycle for school commute.
The Diller community hosts the 15th Annual Fraternal Picnic on Thursday August 10 in Diller with a special Beatrice to Fairbury train. Rev Noyce of Crete will preach at Congregational church on August 6 with morning and evening services. Local resident Henry Cope opens a suitorium to clean and press clothes near Mrs Partlow's building east of the track.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of Endicott met with Mrs. Ellermeier yesterday. Visitors from Geneseo Illinois including Wells, Chester Andrews, Ed Ludgreen and attorney Jos. Shaw stayed with C. C. Andrews. G. S. Millice of Topeka Kansas visited his brother. Local notes mention corn harvest, a Cincinnati trip, and a family reunion plan in Penn.
A shopkeeper in Steele City marks one year in business with thanks for patronage. The message notes liberal trade, acknowledges possible mistakes, and pledges careful service to keep customers satisfied while hoping for continued support.
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