11 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
1
A fragment from a 19th century page mixes purchase mentions of Butterfat and Butter with entries about Spring Chicks and Roosters. The readable bits hint at a market or poultry trade, with unclear prices or vendors.
Local items report Dr. Geo DuVall of Davenport on business, Mrs. Justis on weekend trip to Topeka, and Miss Walker returning home to McCool. Visits span Grand Island to Falls City with multiple neighbors. The Fairbury chautauqua opens tomorrow as primary election looms and rain patterns noted.
Washington Kansas visitors Mr and Mrs J F Thompson and their daughter Mrs G D New and family came this week. Stray calves reported red two steers one heifer notify E H Carrel. Piano bought delivered by Chet Lambert White Piano Co. Elmer James visiting parents in Fairbury. James moves family Barneston to Diller. Prosser Nebraska parties scoping farm near town. Roderick sold blacksmith shop Fairbury. trip to Iowa Illinois. Broadston to South Dakota then Kennard Nebraska teaching. Cowley from South Haven Kansas visiting. Fifty friends surprised F Bryant couple with dance. Allen Wedder paid up subscriptions. expect February renewal. Tippin and Shaffer GOP candidates in Newton precinct forecast victory. Exchange Bank Steele City certificate of compliance with state act. Burst house storm damage main wire torn down side of house. family present but unharmed.
A collage of community notes details a hardware store promotion with fresh coffee and demonstrations next week, a Scouts and Cubs matchup, a county election notice for Register of Deeds, and a Sunday school mistress praised for hosting. It also records campaign remarks by a county resident about the April primaries.
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