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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
8
A terse item references business, property, salt exchanges, and trade in the United States and Canada. It hints at cross border commerce and proposed exchanges without detailing participants or dates.
Mrs F Thompson of Washington Kansas visits daughter Mrs G D New. A shower of rain Sunday morning ends a long drought since October. Capt Andrews leaves for Boston to spend winter with his daughter. Lowe Bros sell an eight horse International engine to Ed Fahrenwall for corn shetting. Aunt Jennie Taylor returns from Parson Kansas after months away. School dismisses to attend the State Teachers Association in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs M Mitchell head east to Chicago New York City Jersey City and other points. Levi Whybark caretakes. C C Andrews completes a stone hog house 20 by 50 feet with ten pens each side and a through alley.
District 8 announces a convention at Steele City on Thursday December 8 beginning at 10 30 in the morning with devotional service Rev McVay address welcome by A T Phelps Mrs H Yeakle and others to be present in the morning session and afternoon sessions with friends of Rev Worth noted.
J. H. Ellermeier, district president, will deliver the convention address. He is praised for his beautiful oratory and spotless life, and has been in school nearly continuously since leaving. The evening program promises a rare treat and invites all to attend.
County Court at Fairbury sets December 15 1910 at 1 PM for final settlement and discharge of James R Weddle administrator in the estate of Hattie Weddle deceased. Notice to interested persons by publication in The Steele City Press for three weeks prior to hearing.
A subscription to The Youth's Companion offered at 1 for 15 dollars in 1911. The offer promises 52 weekly issues and access to 250 stories plus fifty exclusive contributions in the new volume.
The Youth's Companion advertises a 1911 subscription deal offering remaining 1910 issues free for new subscribers and a lithographed 13 color calendar with gold. Christmas gifts include an extra 1911 calendar copy. The illustrated Announcement of the larger Companion for 1911 will be sent free to any address. New subscriptions accepted at 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass.
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