The Steele City Press Price Notice
Publication shows Vernon L Haddix publisher and a subscription price of 1.50 payable in advance. The notice is a historical crust with no further detail on dates or services.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
4
Publication shows Vernon L Haddix publisher and a subscription price of 1.50 payable in advance. The notice is a historical crust with no further detail on dates or services.
Sunday school and church services scheduled with an active youth group forming. A candidate preacher from Bridgeport may visit. Fay Clark to sing. Aid plans a February 29 covered dish dinner. Missionary quota paid. officers elected for the year. men plan church-year activities at Palmer cream station.
John Janissen notes Emil Kenney butchered hogs and a beef Wednesday. Perry Cuthbert sawed wood for Walter Jones while others helped with butchering last Thursday. Ira Sermins moved north of Endicott from a farmed property. Weekend woodwork by Perry Cuthbert for Henry Williams. A family outing to John Malady’s home and social visits with Janssens and Garretts occur as roads hinder travel.
The petition filed January 26 1928 seeks to quiet title to describe real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. The notice lists numerous heirs devisees and parties interested in estates including Francis Silence George W Stephens Benjamin Goldsberry John Larmon Doede Smith Emil Polenske Polenske Shelak and others. It names the property deeds and sections involved and warns all interested parties to respond. The action targets the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Section Twelve Town One Range Three and related tracts.
General Motors upholds a policy of continuous improvement across its car divisions with no production interruptions. The company highlights rapid delivery of new models from brands like Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Oakland Buick Cadillac and GMC. Its operations span 33 American cities with extensive in house materials and 33,000 dealers serving over 275,000 families.
G B Barr visited his bed-ridden brother L Barr in Toveka Kansas and returned home late last week. Wm Knabba, on a business trip to Jefferson City Missouri, also came home late in the week. Mack Elison of Arabia Colorado is visiting old neighbors and his son Frank and family in Washington Kansas. Bert Eddieman and wife of Beatrice are visiting Vick Eddieman and family. The Degree of Honor lodge held a covered-dish supper and radio program with Mrs Bert Greenwood as announcer at DOFH Readings solos and a Style Show highlighted the event. Mrs Greenwood found her wrist watch in their car thought lost then. Ed Aillen and wife were Sunday guests at the Adee home.
The document details forming G D Follmer & Son Company a Nebraska corporation based in Fairbury Jefferson County. It outlines purpose real estate and insurance brokerage, capitalization 250 shares at 100 each, 1900 paid in, 50 year existence, board of three directors, officers terms one year, and meeting by bylaws.
In a Jefferson County Nebraska suit, Harry C. Coons claims open notorious continuous adverse possession for over ten years and seeks removal of clouds and a decree establishing ownership. Answer deadline is March 5, 1928. John Hartigan represents plaintiff Iris Atty. First issue 1-26-25 Last issue 2-16-28.
Lanham items list a series of Sunday and Saturday visits to homes in Hollenberg Kansas and surrounding communities. Names include Evers, Nunsterman, Dvorak, Rickers, Wit ers, Duis, Moffitt, Dvorak, Scheele, Cordsen, Wehling, Duis, Steele City visitors, and Beatrice hospital callouts. Hog sale and stock shipment to St Joe noted along with guests from McCook and Beatrice areas.
Ardenia Howard reports dramatic relief after using Adierika for stomach gas and sourness, saying she can eat rice again. The ad touts rapid bowel cleansing benefits and urges readers to visit Arner's Drug Store for the remedy.
Local note lists Ike Woods and his wife visiting relatives at Endicott on Sunday. Ambu lance service at Fairbury and hospital news from Mrs. S A Taylor. Mrs. James Merrill of Washington Kansas visits Mess mer family in Fairbury. Rain began Sunday night turning to rain Monday morning with over three inches recorded in the past ten days.
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