Steele City Publishes Harris Emil Emil Harris Publisher
The fragment indicates a local newspaper note about publisher Emil Harris with references to publishing cadence on Thursdays. Strong entities are Harris and Steele City.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
4
The fragment indicates a local newspaper note about publisher Emil Harris with references to publishing cadence on Thursdays. Strong entities are Harris and Steele City.
Payable strictly in advance and mailed 8 second class mail matter on November 26, 1904 at Steele City Nebraska under acts of Congress of March 1 1878.
Sam DeBusk sold his garage to Will Kelly. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Swett spent Sunday at home. Phyilis Campbell left Wednesday on a trip to Colo. Will June Sr started work at the lumber yard Monday. Noah Troxel and Mrs Russel Troxel with children spent Sunday at S G Williams. Mr and Mrs S G Williams entertained relatives from Scandia Kansas last Friday and Saturday. Chas Wells returned Friday from Omaha where she has been in a hospital the past three weeks. The Shelly, Vauahan, Bakewell families motored to Beatrice Sunday.
Social notes from State Line report Ire Harper shelling corn for Frank Rathbun on Thursday. Several local families visited, hosted gatherings at the Mowry and Goes homes, and relatives from Weymore Daykin Summersfield Wymore Hollenberg joined Sunday events.
Paper bundles for sale at this office offered by Read Bros. in Fairbury. Each bundle priced per scoop.
Harold Greenwood called on home folks. Frank and Mrs Rathbun visited Washington. Sunday trips to Adams and Joan Malady home. Will Jones Jr and family at Walter James home. George Grafts dance drew a large crowd and good rain aided corn. Pearl Nutter bought an old stage coach in Kansas City for a rodeo on Sept 10 11 12. more purchases planned. Will Jones Jr sold crop stock and machinery to Hocker of Fairbury. August 3 possession. Joneses to visit son near Hollenberg then extend trip to Indiana to see relatives. July 29 19th anniversary for Kenning couple and July 30 28th for Malady couple. surprise double mock wedding features Jansen Mitred Rensing Fern Lange. Mrs Henry Williams plans extended Midwest and Michigan visits returning mid month.
The Woman's Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. Smith's home on August 11 at 2 30. Change of date allows attendees of the Diller Picnic. Bring your contribution to the assessment as it must be sent before the September meeting.
Fragmentary notes describe restless sleep and tension tied to gas pressure concerns. The jumbled text mentions fatigue and unease, with scattered references to weariness and irritability affecting rest.
A Tepert from the U S Department of Agriculture compares methods for treating Large Orchards with pest control at Fort Valley. The report notes a Bacillus or BT metas mixture and field trials, detailing timing and application steps for effective pest suppression.
The article describes how broody hens disrupt production and offers coping measures. It discusses penning hens, feeding adjustments, and water treatment as methods to break broodiness while stressing consistent care to minimize downtime and loss.
Read fragmentary ad noting furniture items and a weather permit. Names and clear details are unreadable. remaining readable parts reference home delivery and related services in a vague ad-like snippet.
A damaged OCR fragment presents unclear terms and numbers, including repeated letters and a reference to 1.50. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or attribution.
Sunday guests of Dan Davis included Mr and Mrs Kersting while C A Land shipped three carloads from Kansas City last week. The Rawis couple left for a two week Colorado trip and Misses Sophie Baker and Mary Brennies attended church in Washington. Roy Hagerman and son stayed at Odell Seeley to help their brother then planned a Colorado vacation. Mrs Harper visited relatives from Adams Nebraska. George Shingi n and family and Otto Brennies and family joined Frank Brennies for a Sunday gathering. Seitz and E Fielder bought a tractor recently. Frank Muller and family spent a few days in Fairbury. Graff hosted a dance Saturday night. Thomas Lowe of Goodland Kansas called on Mrs Brennies last week. Miss Elva Robers visited Mrs Peeler of Best Lett Iowa.
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