Local Brevities From Steele City Area News
Proceries at Barber's restaurant as Jack Hughes sells 960 acres of farm land. Earl Broadston and Francis Clark items. deaths, illnesses, and relocations noted. The Fourth Nebraska on border patrol returns. several local moves and social events plus real estate transfers in Steele City area.
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J Monroe Davis & Son
John H Ellermeier
Katie Hoeft
Steele City
John Biron
QO. F. Goldsberry
W. T
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Groceries Now Offered in New Line at Store
A local grocer announces a refreshed line of groceries and invites customers to call when they want items. The note emphasizes availability and personal service for the new selections.
Will Organize Farmers Equity Union
A meeting was held Wednesday afternoon with many farmers interested in organizing a union to ship livestock and grain. A temporary group formed with H. H. Adee as president and Robert Thompson Jr. as secretary, plans outlined and adjournment set for next Wednesday.
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H. H. Adee
Robert Thompson, Jr
Notable Local Illness List Across Area
Mrs E Tarno reported sick yesterday. Mrs E Zovilin on the sick list. Mr J F P Zoekin under doctor’s care for a week with slim chance of recovery. Son Horace from Chicago arrived to be with him. Mr John James critically ill. friends fear the end May come soon. Zoellin and James near 85 years old.
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Francis
Wm. Wallace
Guy Justis
W. C. Palmer
Justis
Denver
Erie
E. Tarno
E. Zovilin
J. FP Zoekin
Horace
Chicago
John James
Zoellin
Mr. James
Play by Success at the Opera House in Texas
A three act comedy drama titled Play a Success was presented at the opera house Saturday night. Local sentiment called it very good with well suited roles, solid make up, and lively performance. The plot centers on a Texas cattle ranch where rustlers threaten the herd. A ranger is hired to capture thieves and is aided and saved by a Mexican girl deceived by one rustler. The Steele City orchestra provided interludes between scenes.
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Ab Dig
Texas Ranger
Opera House
Texas
Steele City Orchestra
Cts
Wealth of Central Asia Fruit Boom After Rail Link
The Transcaspian railroad opened markets for Russia’s central Asian possessions, boosting wealth from cotton and silk to a surge in fruit like apples, apricots, pomegranates, and figs. Expansion includes Caucasus orange groves, Astrakhan fruit farms, and Crimea and Bessarabia noted for prolific crops.
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Russia
Central Asia
Caucasis
Italy
Astrakhan
Criméa
Bessarabia
Geopranhicak Review
Carrying the Hod Dramatic Exchange
In a brief, fragmentary exchange a speaker asks about the role in life while another answers he is a bricklayer now. The dialogue hints at introspection within a working-class frame.
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Stormington Barns
Sure Thing: Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement From Farmer
I B Vixen of Farmers Mill New York says Chamberlain's Tablets are the best he has ever used for stomach and liver disorders. For sale by all dealers.
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I. B. Vixen
Farmers Mill
N. Y
Adv
Nonsense Exchange Sparks Theater Jokes in Paper
In a humorous exchange from a morning paper a character notes that doing nothing may be the hardest work. Mrs Waggs at the theater jokes about her husband’s theater habits as he moves between acts and drinks.
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Waggs
Moving Verse and Poetry of Motion in Editorial Exchange
A quip from Women’s Home Companion notes poetry of motion as writing that travels from one editor to another. The remark reflects on the editor’s journey and the evolving nature of verse through publication.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised as Most Effectual
A testimonial from J R Moore of Lost Valley Ga extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for hacking coughs and colds, noting that a cough disappears after taking it. The ad states it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
J. R. Moore
Lost Valley
Adv
Steele City Schools Reopen After Weeklong Break
Steele City schools opened Tuesday ending a weeklong vacation. Students and staff returned to classes as district officials resume normal schedule and activities.
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Steele
New Year Poem Reflects on Hard Times and Hopes
A verse from Wak Mason looks back at past woes like high prices and financial strain, while inviting New Year to bring relief, unity, and modest comforts. The poet imagines a harsher world eased by better conditions and shared resilience.
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H. C
Mason
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C. I. Clark
Ford Automobiles and Repairs
F. V. Lowe
Barber's Restaurant
Jack Hughes
A. M. Strawhacker
Fairbury
Earl Broadston
Genoa
C.W. Lambert
of . Endicott
J. H Eislermeier
Lincoln
Arthur Birén
Berne
Kansas
Robert James
Tecumseh
Earl Turner
Perry
Oklahoma
John ‘Riddle
Here
Diller
H. E. Clapp
Geo. Tolleth
James Whitney
Osborne
Leota Porter
Amy Palmer
Helen Shaffer
Francis Clark
R. N. A. Lodge
A. H. Phelps
Dan Dick
Mrs. Dick
Mary E. Holliday
L. S. Peterson
Omaha
Grand Lodge of the
J.G. Rawles
Frank Tippin
Mr. Tippin
Charlie Weddel
Nebraska
Fort Crook
Jin' Peters
Tne
Mr. Broom
J. S. Taylor
Clark
Wm. Pearson
Ethel Miller
St. Joe
Plymouth
Wm. Simpson
Rube Erehart
Mr. Simpson
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State University
Sabetha
Kans
H. Stegemann
Farmers Equity Union
Taylor
Dr. Diemer
Pratt
Taylor’s Pharmacy
Clapp
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