23 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
1
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W H Chancellor visited from Endicott on Monday. Miss Iva Hageman and F Rath were in town. A M Strawhacker family from Fairbury visited last Saturday. John Taylor family attended Haddam picnic Wednesday. Bruce Harris attends teachers institute in Fairbury. J D Minkler works on A L Viette cottage. Ray Cassel bought a new buggy. W E Willey plans to take eleven hogs to the state fair next month. Dr. Potter of Fairbury consulted with Dr. Taylor. Miss Helen Bjorkman from Lincoln visits Hattie Deems. J F Thompson of Washington Kansas spent Monday with Mrs. G D New. Nellie Megonigle leaves for Kansas City to stock millinery goods. Miss Yorn Reynolds visits from Diller after picnic. May Palmer leaves for Redfield South Carolina to resume winter work. Bessie Hoeft returns from Troy Kansas with Mrs Will Hoeft. Mr and Mrs E H Ames visit their son Carl in Boise Idaho. Wm Luhm begins cement walk and steps in front of Clark’s store.
Daily reads record a string of visits and travels as residents and kin gather across nearby counties. George Hunnicatt seeks work in Furnascom while others renew subscriptions, visit relatives, or report illnesses and harvests including Ed Thrapp with a 424 bushel oats yield. News covers road bonds, political letters, school plans, and a fall accident to Orrill Conant.
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