25 Dec 1924
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
1
Merry Christmas greetings from residents of Endicott, Greenwood, Welda and surrounding areas. updates include homecomings, car purchases, a bridge crew departure, school reopenings after scarlet fever, travel plans for holidays, and lighting outages affecting daytime electric service.
The pageant faced an electrical hiccup but recovered with gas to light the room and candies for the audience. Cast included Miss Elsie Babcock as Mary, with angels, shepherds, wise men and the King Beavers. REV. B W DAVIS led and the event closed with Silent Night and a New Year message.
A compact notice promotes Holts as the source for free car repair information. It urges call to phone 33 for guidance and tips on malfunctioning motors. The message emphasizes free information without charges.
The D of H lodge in Steele City elected officers for the coming year led by President Anna Crinklaw Past President May Greenwood and Vice President Alice Palmer Also elected were Hazel Bryant Rebecca James Bessie Rucker Elsie Franzen Fern Kiskait Violet Hughes Dora Wing Ellen Phelps Pearl Shhuitz Grace DuVall Sara Wallace to install at the first January meeting with Grace DuVall listed as doctor and Sara Wallace as installing officer.
A Christmas greeting extols goodwill and joy through giving, urging daily kindness. The note is signed by F. A. Moon & Son, monument makers of Pairbury Nebraska, in business since 1886.
Fragments indicate a local alcohol sale price listing. The text mentions Lowe's and a price per gallon of 20 cents, suggesting a small historical notice for purchasing alcohol in quantity.
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