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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
4
Public notice states payment terms for a Ty Pi Eaot Harria deal via Leveson with payments required strictly in advance. The fragment references obligations and mode of payment but lacks full details.
FEGR 11 1926 notes Earl Turner and family visiting relatives in the region. Mrs P E James and Faith spent the weekend at the Bert Greenwood home. John Kersting visited Lincoln to see brother in law Ed Baker, hospitalized. Harvey Sebank of Marysville met Kersting. Chester Pearson and BLT Garrett families drove to Lincoln to visit relatives as Mrs E E Earhart toured Hamlin properties.
Advertisers report from Blue Valley Stock Park details February sale at Alexandria. Top bid reached 120 dollars by Laft of Almina Kansas, second at 112.50 by Davies of Malvern Iowa. Average per head about 60 dollars. 12 uncatalogued girls averaged 50 dollars each. Overall sale average near 57.35 dollars.
State Line News notes residents visiting relatives in Washington Kansas and nearby towns. Several from the area attended the Hughes sale. Family visits recur among Mowry James James family and Howard Hayes households near Daykin. Ethel Fabrken Mary and Martha James and others spend time with kin. funeral attendance in Fairbury prompts travel.
Paul Hoeft opened a new auto repair business in a stone building Monday after earlier work in Washington state. He comes recommended by local industry contacts and aims to deliver full customer satisfaction.
Local Steele City high school hosts two boys games Friday into Feb 12 featuring Laeneendinene town team Pilar Fairbury with Mr and Mrs John Malad and Rose and Mr and Mrs John Janasen plus Hilda and Ester. attendance noted as part of town activities. Grace Lacy of Havelock Nebraska visits for a couple of weeks.
Short ad notes alfalfa hay available in the barn with contact instruction to call or see G B Cassell for details. The terse listing implies a private sale and directs inquiries to Cassell.
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