04 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
1
Short advertisement style note from a Nebraska company dating from 1886. Mentions P A Moon and Son with quality guarantees and furniture focus. Reads like an old classified promo with minimal readable details.
John Beckmann, carpenter and cabinet maker, offers services. Also promoting alcohol for your career at Lowe's with sea gallon and N. aed details.
Deshler residents spent Thanksgiving with family while visitors from Lincoln, Chicago, Perry and Fairbury joined local households. Names include Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lowe ahd, Mrs. Breazelle, W. D. Lenker family, John Outhier, Iv, C. C. Wright, Harvey Bee sch, Miss Shepherd, Joe Davis family, E. E. Shula, Patty, Vern Cox, O. J. Wing, H. C. Hicks group, G. A. Hamley kin, and many others. A snowy start to the season was reported.
Frank suffered two broken ribs and internal injuries after being crushed under a tractor described as a severe mishap on Friday. He is bedridden and will be off work for an extended period. Knights of Pythias elected officers Thursday night for the coming year. Bazaar and supper by Ladies Aid drew a large crowd with booths offering fancy work and candy, though exact receipts were not available at press time.
Eight members of the young ladies Sunday school group attended a surprise birthday party and handkerchief shower for Miss Elsie Pransen last Friday evening. The event included games and music followed by refreshments as guests wished her many more happy birthdays.
Domestic Science girls will take cake orders on Thursday. The notice invites readers to place requests for baked goods at the school.
The church lists Sunday services and events for December including a Ten Cent Party on December 9 at the North church. It notes the Xmas Box gifts for Rev. Robert McElwee’s Macy church and praises the Ladies Aid Bazaar. New members Mildred Kasparek and Fern Messmer are welcomed.
A team driven by Mike Riddles veered from a wagon and turned down Main Street around noon Tuesday. They collided with a drag wagon breaking the tongue, causing Mr. Whitney’s wagon to stop short. Riddles’ team fled toward the west bridge until exhaustion. Joe Davis halted them in a car. No damage occurred.
Mary Loth enjoyed a surprise birthday party Friday evening hosted by about sixty friends. Guests shared sandwiches cake pickles and coffee and the social gathering continued until late hour with wishes for many more happy birthdays.
A notice invites vehicle owners to seek tips from Holts with no charge for information and provides a contact phone number 33. The message emphasizes troubleshooting help and suggests Holts as a trusted source for motor issues.
Read Bros advertises their business as the resting place in Fairbury with sale bills produced by Preas com, claiming top quality printing.
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