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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
4
Fire destroyed the Hollenberg depot between noon and one last Saturday. Sparks from a freight train engine are suspected. The building was fully ablaze on first sight with no one present to save it. The incident ties to a Prohibitory Law enforcement inquest in Hanover and a forthcoming November district court trial.
County Attorney Baldwin and Sheriff Collins served a search warrant near noon last Sunday at a Hanover home connected to Mayor Beeze. The incident involved a couemaragad secored area as investigators searched the premises for evidence.
A cut price of $1.60 for the Daily and Sunday State Journal is offered from now until January 1, 1920. The notice emphasizes a low rate and wide reach for readers seeking affordable access.
Note announces serial fiction including Light in the Clearing and The Fortieth Door starting soon. A trial subscription offer costs $1.50 to Jan 1, 1920 with option to add The Nebraska Ruralist farm magazine for three years for $2. Address State Journal Lincoln Nebraska.
Fred Perkins threshed for Orville Belding and Walter James last week. Luther Breazeal and family spent Sunday at the Walter James home. Fay Belding of Mahaska Kan sas helped his brother Orville thresh last week. Frank Price returned home from Kansas where he helped thresh. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Belding and baby visited John Malady. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Cuthbert and family visited Fairbury. L H Wilsey of Washington Kansas is putting down a new well on Mr Krause s place where Frank Price lives. Mrs. Bert Broadston and two children of Steele City visit this week with her sister Mrs Henry Williams. Mrs. Walter James learned her mother died in Missouri and was buried last Sunday. Mrs. James did not go as she spent three weeks with her this spring.
J K Zweifel and wife were surprised on their golden wedding anniversary by their children and friends. They received several beautiful and useful gifts. Nellie Ellison required stitches after being kicked in the face by a horse earlier this week. A. B. James treated his family to an Overland car. Miss Mattie Eddieman returned last week with sister Mrs Bratten. Fred Freelich and family Bert Menefee and families and Misses Mary and Sophia Baker joined at Jesse Davis home for a Sunday visit.
E L Chapmans family spent Sunday at L J Packers. Dr and Mrs Goldman returned from a western trip Tuesday morning. Mrs A G Townsend visited her son and daughter at Baile yville the first of the week. Pvta Geo Simmons and Lawrence Reiber returned home from overseas service last week. Margaret Givens of Hanover spent the week with her aunts Mesdames Weber and Abiers. Miss Beryl Talbott visiting grandmother at Mendon Illinois returned home. Mr and Mrs Stineline came up from Hanover Monday to Weber and Mrs Abiers. The G L depot at this place.
Ed Algeo of Sidney Nebraska visits his father at the start of the week. Mrs Sabs Brown of Pine Bluffs Wyoming stays there with Waldo and Faith. Charter No 623 in Nebraska reports near 313,000 in assets and 142,992 total resources. Bank officers R S Wilfrey cashier attest the accuracy of the state report sworn August 7 1919 before Notary P D Erehart.
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