Steele GTY PR Payable Strictly in Advance
Public notice states payment must be made in advance for a Steele County property transfer with no post due date. The document specifies the order of payment and penalties for late settlement.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
4
Public notice states payment must be made in advance for a Steele County property transfer with no post due date. The document specifies the order of payment and penalties for late settlement.
A joint debate will be held at the Steele City Opera House on Friday night December 19. The debate centers on the unresolved question of oe eanceghernderpho-armad.
Mrs Holtz wife of Mr A Holtz who started a gavage here last summer died Friday morning in a Fairbury hospital. Burial was Sunday at the Methodist church in Fairbury. She had been ill for several weeks and was taken to the hospital a few days ago for care. Mr Holtz spent much time at her side visiting nightly.
This morning in Galion a meter problem is noted with the hint that service will be explained by an individual named Je Mos. The message mentions a phone contact 33 for information.
Dee arrival announced with Art Davis family visiting Walisenburg Colorado. Mrs Carl Ames and Bayard Nebraska visitors. Roy Hagerman family spent weekend with Odell relatives. Mary Rawis returned to Haddam after a week with home folks. Roy Haverty and Minnie of Leavenworth Kansas visited with his parents. P Havertys.
Mr and Mrs Hatfield and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cecil Nutter. Mr and Mrs Otis Allen spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Asche at Orville Riding's. The Leaper and Prellwits children are absent from school on account of diphtheria, with only eleven pupils. Mr and Mrs Cecil Nutter and Mr and Mrs Will Kelley spent Mrs Earl Nutter
Read Bros. store in Fairbury announced a local sale event and hours change affecting customers. The notice lists contact and location details for the Fairbury business.
Merry Christmas to all. Arthur Griffing delivers corn to Jhb Byron this week. John Janssen trip to Burr Neb. Sunday re Walter James and Mario Adams husking corn for Tom Goes. Ernest and Solora Schmitt return to school Dist. 3 after a week absent. The Breazeale daughter is a lively note. Most locals in Fairbury Saturday for Xmas shopping. Alva Belding of Tarkio visited his brother Orville Tuesday night. Henry Wiebe family spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs Dave Doerkeen and family at Jansen. Mr and Mrs Perry Carrico and Mr and Mrs Geo Kenning with family spent Sunday at Fred Kenning Jr home. Mr and Mrs Phil Asche and
A visitor labeled as an alien attended an entertainment event at Orville Beldsa’s venue, spending the evening enjoying the performances and crowds gathered there.
State Line Lutheran Church holds services at Garman every Sunday at 10 30 pm. Sunday School begins an hour earlier. English service every other Sunday evening at universal time 7 pm. The English service will be held December 28 led by Rev W Lobdetes.
A brief exchange notes Jones purchasing land for his wife, with a sharp remark about his valuation of her worth. The dialogue suggests public skepticism about motives and the value placed on the spouse.
In Faurattere the latest offerings include a pew set of gininge items, with new designs and materials showcased for local buyers and collectors seeking unique furnishings.
Notice of found Goodrich casing and tube with owner to identify and pay for this ad. Message from M. O. Sampeon.
Read Brothers burial site established in Fairbury becomes their final resting place. Local authorities confirm details of the site and its designation for family and community services.
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