02 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
1
A fragmentary local page notes winter season closeout reductions at a store, farm machinery arrivals from Will Jacks & Cunningham, a K. A. P. lodge update with six new members, postal routing changes, trunk loss claims, and residents’s family health news.
Walt Nutter is listed as rheumatic and Wes Bates plans a pul sale on Monday February 19 for painting and paper hangings. Dr DuVall of Davenport visits Fairbury passengers while Lavi Whybark leaves for a short visit with Hanover Kansas. Prof Eugene Knox to read at M E church next Friday eve. Andrews installs a 12 horsepower gasoline and feed grinder. C R Bracken adds nine new engines in the blacksmith shop with seat action from a new implement firm. Carl Franzen and wife move in, storing goods as they decide where to live. An organized wolf hive is reported near Steele City northwest of Rook Creek.
The Old Stand General Store promotes a new feature steel cut coffee by Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co. and invites customers to critique the blend as part of offering the best market options.
A domestic feature highlights time saving kitchen ideas and money efficient habits for families. Practical tips cover meal planning, pantry management, and simple routines to reduce waste and expenses.
A. H. Phelps ships wheat. Fred Wilson heads to Omaha. Dana Bugbee visits Fairbury. John Pickering and Wm Barber visit. preaching at Baptist church. Prof Knox impersonator to speak at M E church. seven room house with two lots in Steele City. inquiries at E Ropsrick 816 Tst. O H Hoeft returns from Cherry County. John accompanies to Hastings. discussion on self education. George New, elected justice of the peace, offers free marriage ceremony for first couple to marry under his authority.
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