01 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
1
It was announced there were 250 passenger cars owned and in use by the American railways with seating capacity 22 704 000. There are 4 700 000 motor cars owned in the evan ers with a seating capacity of 47 000.
All parties owing the J. W. Peters estate will please call and settle with C. R. Bracken, Administrator. Save locally by ordering the Daily and Sunday Lincoln Journal before Jan. 31. The current offer is $3 a year for the Daily, $2 for Sunday, or $5 a year for both. After February 1 the Sunday Journal price rises by 50 cents a year. Order today and save.
Local briefs from Steele City Nebraska include dental visit in Fairbury, Ed Fuqua on a Kansas City trip, coal delivery from Weir City, and community updates. High school basketball heads to Hanover, local illnesses and travel, church notices, and memorials for Audry Henderson and David Bloom are reported along with social notes and upcoming events.
Notice to taxpayers and automobile owners warns of 60 day payment deadlines for personal taxes and auto license purchase within 30 days. Sheriff F M Tippin promises arrest after publication. Also notes a marriage shower for Miss Madelaine McDonald and a brief fragment on European royalty and a mythic tale.
Historic listing notes Harold Bell Wright's latest novel The Mine With the Iron Door and references works by Gene Stratton Porter Zane Grey and other popular authors. The note underscores literary offerings in current catalog selections and reader interest in adventurous frontier fiction.
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