03 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
1
A merchant explains ongoing price reductions to offset higher advertising costs and current merchandise costs. The note says drops amount to $1,000 to $2,000 and urges buyers to purchase at these discounted former prices.
A fragmented OCR item notes a price line suggesting 15 per yard for some material described as standard pr ir its. No clear entities or context available to identify a date place or organization.
The literary society will present a program at the opera house for IEEE members. Organizers say the event will feature readings and music in a formal afternoon.
The firm testing a cement factory north of Fairbury has abandoned the plan concluding it would not pay. Farm wanted owners or good land for sale urged by L. Jones in Olney Illinois listing Box 615.
GC promotes a winter selection of oysters celery kraut fishes cheese butter mince meat and various sausages. He offers chunks of beef or quarters for ready buyers.
Monday saw a light snowfall and mud on country roads. The Farmere Co Op shipped a carload of hay. Many residents faced health and business updates including surgeries and school changes. The Lincoln Telephone seeks higher rates. Endicott huskers set records. Belgian and French aid drives rise as tuberculosis appeals begin December 1.
Diller Lodge members of Degree of Honor visited Steele City on Monday evening. Mrs May Greenwood welcomed the visitors and praised the Steele City sisters for their hospitality and excellent floor work. After a fine pink and white supper, carnations were given to each visiting member as music games and social time followed before departure.
Dr Leach dentist near the F M Bank in Fairbury notes many have paid subscriptions but many more should. Wheat is reported fine for winter and alfalfa hay for sale by M O Sampson at the yard with sale notice to follow by Will Harris.
A local retailer announces big price reductions on all dry goods with notable cuts on blankets and outings. Shoppers are urged to take advantage now while supplies last.
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