40 Steele City Pri Que Year
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
4
A classified line shows a price of $1.50 in advance for a subscription or item described as strictly in advance. The fragment suggests a rate or renewal note without full context or complete details.
Local market notes from Steele City dated August 18 1922 report prices on grains livestock and produce. Traders and merchants exchange bids and forecasts as the week opens.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports years of investigation into a simple preservation method. Fruits such as strawberries raspberries loganberries blueberries currants and cherries are frozen in crates and stored at about ten degrees Fahrenheit. The process preserves quality while allowing thawing to restore fresh texture.
Fragmentary guide outlines three ruses for making a dwelling livable. It suggests providing necessary utilities arranging an agreeable color scheme and finalizing details to render the place suitable for living.
Mrs W C Palmer received a warm birthday visit Monday evening hosted by the D of H lodge with a twenty four strong turnout. Ice cream and cake were served, and guests enjoyed extended talk and visiting. Present were Mesdames Turner Pearson Bundy Hewitt Hicks Forsha Bryant Thrapp Townsend Mellie Phelps Darling Crinkian Bear Garrett Hazel Garrett Barber McDonald Greenwood Minnie Hunnicutt Ellen Garrett Pearl Shuitz Eva Thrapp Nellie Wallace Grece Deems.
William Allen Cassell Witten aged 55 died April 14 from a stroke. Oldest son of Calvin and Cassell family settlers. lived near Hastings region, buried at June cemetery. Pallbearers listed. friends and relatives mourn his loss in Washington Kan. Republican record.
Lester Joe Henderson ill but improving. Alfred Andrews found two sets of twin calves. Birth announced for daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Prail on August 12 1922. Lemons children sick then better. Mrs Hazel Chapman and daughters visited Fred Wilson in Davenport. Farmers plowing work hindered by dry cropland. John Derrick returned from the West visiting son Will near Colorado Springs. Townsend family announce daughter Audrex May 1922. Mrs Townsend Fern Minkier. I J Packer daughter left for Minnesota. Neilie Wallace at A H Be ding home. Eva and Ray Richardson visited. Clarence Price haying for John Malady. Endicott’s George Terrell baling hay. Several families visiting and staying for chores.
Free tickets for the Children’s Fair advertised as available to readers entitled to them upon signing by the editor. Call to claim if eligible.
A family from Cilerinda Jons visited from Tuesday until Friday at the Bill Jones Sr home with other friends.
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