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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
4
The Steele City Press is published weekly on Thursdays with subscription payable in advance. It is entered as second class mail at Steele City Nebraska under the 1879 act, dated November 26 1904.
The editorial urges Steele City citizens to back the local press as a boost to business and social life. It emphasizes timely news, loyal citizenship, and shared pride in a stronger, more inviting community.
Perry Cuthbert sawed wood for Donald Welsh on Wednesday. Fred Kenning shipped cattle and hogs to St Joseph on Tuesday. Elmer Janssen has been sick but is better now. Mr Folden left Saturday for a new home in Ax Tell Kansas. Bill Compton moves this week to the Mrs Aynels farm south of Endicott. Hilda Janssen returned from Lincoln for a weekend visit with her parents. Mr Staford hauls corn to Steele City this week. Janssen helped Fred Henning with butchering. Herry Cuthbert again worked for Mr Malady Tuesday. Mrs Janssen was a caller at the Malady home Monday.
A promotional advertisement inviting readers to join The Lincoln Star as subscribers. It highlights full newspaper coverage, strong wire services AP and INS, renowned cartoonists, sports and market pages, 24 hour news, home readership, and low yearly rates of 4.00 dollars daily or 5.00 dollars daily with Sunday, urging direct subscription or payment to an authorized agent.
O K Allen and wife were host and hostess to dinner guests Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Allen of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shell of Endicott, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen of Steele City.
A testimonial from Mrs. B Brinkley touts Adlerika for gas and const ipation relief. The ad claims one spoonful relieves gas and bloating, improves sleep, and acts on both upper and lower bowels, with Arner's Drug Store as the outlet.
Nebraska incorporation filing for G. D. Follmer & Son Company. Principal business Real Estate and Insurance Brokerage in Fairbury Jefferson County. Authorized capital 85000 dollars, 250 shares, board to oversee, initial directors G D C Follmer Harry B R Follmer and H C Thompson delineated.
Henry Eby butchered Wednesday. Amos Dvorak butchered last Friday. August Adam and John Maatsch shelled corn last week. Mrs. George Wehbling helped her sister with housework last week. John Duis and family visited the Christ Wehling home Tuesday evening. Ralph Fulton and John Rickers Jr of Wymore were in town on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Beckman and Frieda of Fairbury visited Sunday at August Adams’ home. Phoebe Duis and daughter from Steele City were Sunday visitors. R. A. Duis and family visited John Zimmerman’s family Sunday. Fred Neinaber Jr and family and August Brei and family were Sunday visitors at Henry Wieters’ home. John Rickers Jr and family and Fred Garrelis and family were Sunday guests at the John Rickers home.
Tuesday banquet at Fairbury hosted by the Fairbury Commercial Club drew attendees including F. W. Lowe Professor Casler Guy Cassell Adam Gretzinger and R. S. Wilfley. Mark Woods of Lincoln spoke, detailing the McNery-Haugen Bill.
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