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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1909

Page

5

Local notices from Fairbury and area

Dr Leach dentist Fairbury Wagon Box Spreaders at GE Reynolds and Sons Clocks silverware cutlery at J W Hicks hardware man Walter Wooldridge and wife left for Des Moines to visit relatives and state fair Miss Patty Armstrong University Place visiting Mrs N M Forsha S G Riley and wife Madison Missouri visiting W R Turner family left for home Gus Emery moved to Jesse Hunnicutt house Mrs A J Nash visiting Ed Bugbee then Pickering Mo Junior League ice cream sociable at Clapp storeroom today 2 to 10 with ice cream cake and lemonade all invited

Dr. Leach Fairbury G. E. Reynolds & Son's J. W. Hicks Walter Wooldridge Des Moines Patty Armstrong University Place N M. Forsha S. G. Riley Madison, Mo W. R. Turner Gus Emery Jesse Hunnicutt Geo. Porter House A. J. Nash Ed Bugbee Pickering Clapp

Horses killed in Runaway Near Burlington Tracks

Gregory of Reynolds lost a team valued at $400 when his wagon laden with sand ran away after being frightened by a Kansas man Frank Evans driving from Fairbury. The team struck a box car on Burlington tracks and were fatally mashed. Evans was detained but reportedly not charged.

Gregory Reynolds Frank Evans Kansas Burlington Fairbury

Fairbury Chautauqua Ends Amid Mixed Reception

The Fairbury Chautauqua concluded last Sunday with lower financial returns than the prior year. Weather's heat kept attendees away while critics urge bolder, edgier acts for 1910 including wild west shows moving pictures Broadway glimpses and bawdy theatrics to draw crowds.

Fairbury Rain New York Broadway London

Laying Steel on New Road topeka line work advances

Advices from Marysville say track laying has begun on the Topeka and Northwestern from Onaga to Marysville and contractors expect the line ready for trains by mid September. The route will feed into the Union Pacific through trains via Topeka Onaga Marysville and the St Joseph and Grand Island link through Fairbury. The transcontinental line is expected to operate by mid next month.

Marysville Topeka & Northwestern Onaga Union Pacific Topeka St. Joseph & Grand Island Fairbury

Dressen store room on Main Street for rent or sale

For sale or rent. The Dressen store room on Main Street is up for lease or purchase. Enquire with Gus Dressen at G. E. Reynolds & Son's for details.

Dressen Main Street Gus Dressen G. E. Reynolds & Son’s

Schumann Ad Appeals to Readers on Fourth Page

O. L. Schumann’s advertisement invites readers to share the press with a friend. It urges distributing the paper and passing along the message to broaden reach.

M. E. Church Announces Sunday Services and Meetings

The M. E. Church will hold morning and evening services next Sunday at usual hours with topics of general interest. A Young People’s meeting precedes the evening sermon and Sunday School is scheduled for the morning. All readers are invited to attend. Committee.

M. E

Still Hot and Dry Weather Across the State

The period remains dry with no rain since August 1. Corn fields suffer badly while some areas stay fair. Pastures, especially upland, are heavily damaged. Western regions near the North and South Platte rivers saw rain and cooler temperatures last week. Grain men and farmers doubt further drought would worsen alfalfa and corn damage in the near term.

South Platte

Circus Set to Exhibit August 30 With Essig and Snyder

The Essig and Snyder Shows plan two daily performances starting Monday August 30 in the area famed for clean up to date entertainment. The troupe features trained animals a band and a singing clown with four assistants plus a Roman ring and trapeze Acts. Don Essig leads a noted band and the show promises rain or shine entertainment for all ages.

Essig & Snyder Don Essig

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