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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
4
Public notice from Emil Harris publisher of a Steele City Nebraska weekly newspaper. Paper published Thursdays with mail paid in advance. Stated as second class mail and dated November 26 1904 under postal regulations.
The note extols advertising as a powerful salesman that builds familiarity and confidence with the buying public. It argues that advertising drives prosperity by expanding markets, moving goods, and keeping money in circulation, even during hard times. It urges cooperation and foresight in business and warns against grudges and hesitation.
Gien Riddle and family hosted the Diller Picnic. Several residents, including John Byron and Vera Jansen, were seen in nearby towns. multiple families shopped, called, or visited in Fairbury and surrounding areas. Rainfall around four inches has kept the region lush as Ester Jansen wins a garden contest.
Born to Mr and Mrs James Keily a boy. Charles Wells has gone to Kansas City on business. Merie Majors hosts an ice cream social in the church basement Thursday evening August 20.
Laurence and Emma Crouse visited sister Mrs. J J Hargis on Sunday. The Lenker family returned from a months Western trip. Arthur Goff’s barn burned after a lightning strike Sunday evening. Wells Hiner and Vaughn took a trip to Elgin Nebraska last week. Ethel James and her children from Overton vacation with Mrs A Broad of Diller. Mr and Mrs F W Walburn left for Cheyenne Wells Colorado to wait for daughter Mrs Serrel Savage.
Community calendar items and family news from Hollenberg include Miss Marna Moser leaving for Denver, Doris Greenwood and Alfred Rosener marrying in Beatrice, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Rathbun and others. A two day Barr's Park picnic is planned for August 24 to 22, and the town observes a string of relatives' visits and short trips to Denver, Ft. Collins, and Falls City.
Mr and Mrs Mart Fitzsimons announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday August 16th.
Route 1 was well represented at the Ditler Picnic last week. Frank Townsend entertaining his sister and family from Okio. Geo Grafts drew a large crowd with a Saturday night darnage. Mrs Howland hosted a Sunday family reunion. Miss Iva Davis of Kansas City visiting her aunt Mrs Geo Baker. Miss Katie Brennies weekend with friends near Washington. Miss Sophia Baker hosted the Seiiy family from Osborne Kansas last week. Mrs Frank Miller is ill at her daughter’s home in Fairbury. Miss Viva Roberts returned from Iowa where she visited relatives. Miss Grace Eddieman of Kansas City spending vacation with brother Victor Eddiemen family.
Chester Sharman spent the weekend in Steele City visiting relatives in Omaha. A Holtz left for the western part of the state for an indefinite stay. Bert Breadaton and family returned from Kansas City. Mrs. Pulee and Mrs. Roelfs visited in Overton. Miss Minnie Roelif joined the visit and left for Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and daughter went to Lincoln for Mrs. Wolfe’s health at the Lincoln Sanatorium and word came she could be helped.
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