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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1927

Page

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Flour and Feed Train Car Arrives Wednesday

Black Brothers Flour and Feed announce a car of Star and Rose brands flour and Just Rite chick feeds will be sold on or about Wednesday February 16. The car includes flour varieties oats shells and various chick and hen feeds with special prices for immediate removal from the car.

Brothers Star and Rose

Fairbury Social News Highlights Local Visits and Travel

Eva Thrapp hosted a weekend at home in Fairbury while Edgington traveled to Washington Kansas for a medical consultation. Local residents, including Kersting and Crinklaw families, hosted guests and attended meals. The Harold Packer family moved to a new home near Fairchild yard and several residents visited relatives in Washington Ran. and Lincoln.

Kersting Cafe Tall¢stt Hollenberg E. QO Cassell O .S. O'Neil Steele City Nebr Wayne Desvha Hanover Kersting Harold Packer Fairchild Brick Yard C. Kiskall Fern Eva Thrapp Pingel Harbine W. C. Palmer Washington George Palmer

Last Day of Services as Church Reuses Old Building

W. W. Preutz to lead farewell morning service marking the old church building's final day. A church committee plans to salvage finances by incorporating the old building’s number into the new. Men are invited for a workday Monday February 14 with tools, ladders, and a noon dinner. carpenters await lumber.

Bids Wanted for Basement Cement Blocks and Brick Chimney

Building Commission advertises bids for basement cement blocks and chimney brick work. Project covers foundation to chimney base with emphasis on good brick quality. Bids requested from contractors.

Endicott Items Social Updates

Mr and Mrs John Shepherd of Marvayille visited home folks on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J W Green and family spent Saturday at Haddam visiting relatives. Roy Seheil bought Charley McCreight property. Ms and Mrs Ralph Woods and Mabel Swett attended the Austin Trial in Beatrice Monday. Rev and Mrs Warren were Sunday guests at the Griffing home. Rev and Mrs W D Lenker of Odell called on Mrs Scott Sunday afternoon.

John Shepherd Marvayille J. W. Green Haddam Roy Seheil Charley McCreight Propery Ralph Woods Mabel Swett Austin Beatrice Warren Griffing W. D. Lenker Odell Scott

Kenneth Schmitt suffers broken collar bone in rollover

Kenneth Schmitt received a broken collar bone Wednesday evening when his car overturned between Endicott and Fairbury. The Otho Curry family have been having the flu the past week. Chas Compton and family visited the John Malady home Sunday evening.

Kenneth Schmitt Endicott Fairbury Rose Vernis Glazier

For Sale A Goard Range Eternal

For sale a goard range eternal in first class condition may be available at Drakes Hardware Sta. R. S Wilfley.

Avon Drakes Hardware Sta. R. S Wilfley

California lifestyle and farming in the Pomona Valley

Mr. Frank Bryant describes Claremont and Pomona Valley highlighting population, education, and citrus farming. He notes tourism, cost of living, roads, oil and gas, and climate, with advice on young singles and potential settlers to the region. Continued on back page.

Frank Bryant Claremont Calif Claremont Pomona Valley Pomona College Pomona Los Angeles Long Beach Pasadena Middle West East California Southland Mike Adu

Fairbury Man Kills Self After Threats Charged

William Risor of Fairbury reportedly shot himself in his home Monday afternoon after his wife accused him of threatening her and their four children. Deputy Sheriff Kinnamon attempted to arrest Risor as he warned he had a gun. Risor then killed himself. Buried at Aebron, after moving a year ago from a nearby area.

William Risor Fairbury Kinnamon Risor Burie Aebron

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Clark’s Store H. A. Drake Hoeft Motor CO Erma Drake Lincoln Mrs. H. Drake Hugh Greenwood Vera Staley Mrs Rupert Hughes P. D. Erehart Bélvidere R.erehart Crinklaw Anna Grummett Gee Coop Dave Melcher W.O. Bundy Doris Mahnan Fern * McCulleon Dave Keef Emil Harris Wolbach Neb Steele City Paebyterian Church W. W. Preutz Christian Endeavor Rocky Hollow Hughes & Zoellin The Cash Store Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co Nebraska Onaway Club P. V. Hoeft M. H. Swenk Ty of Ti K P. Hall
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