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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
4
Payable strictly in advance under law of March 1 1879. This notice directs steete city Nebraska residents to settle dues for second class mail matter as required by congressional act.
A collection of short notes covers daily life and local business. J D Adams owns a new Ford roadster. Dick Stixert visits from Ericson, Nebraska. Farmers Elevator ships stock to Kansas. Lowe delivers a new car to August Wollen Berg east of Hollenberg. W. Adams family visits the Fahrenwald home. Lowe and R S Wilfley transact business in Kansas City. May Andrews returns to St Joseph with her grandson. Jenna Hoeft suffers a severe attack and is not improving. M O Sampson leaves for Oklahoma to visit family. Jack returns home with relatives during weekend visits.
Comparison from U S Department of Agriculture and Nebraska figures highlights crops raised in 1924 and 1925. Data cover acres produced bushels and estimated values with figures like 236 600 000 and 174 404 000 for large crops. The table includes wheat and other crops with per acre yields and monetary estimates.
A brief note explains why farm product prices such as flour, wheat, oats, potatoes and apples are not listed with production amounts due to limited column space in the page.
At a recent meeting the Jefferson County Fair Board elected officers for 1926 Ed Jones as President F E Deffer as Vice President C E Gilmore as Secretary C H Koe ning as Treasurer The board also includes directors Wm H Nider Janssen Henry Brett Harbine A H Gretzinger Steele City Carl Schnuelle Diller and newly appointed member F W Denney Darkin.
The Presbyterian church youth group began the year with a social party at Howard Drake’s home on Friday night January 1. They enjoyed games and refreshments of sandwiches pickles and cocoa. The society aims to grow and welcome all local youths to Sunday evening meetings.
The Grand Island and St Joe railroad, a Union Pacific division, posted 1975 totals with many cars shipped out and in. The report lists commodities by category including cattle calves cement plaster and other goods, reflecting robust business activity.
The record shows items such as Gas and Oil 12 Oats 4 Sugar 1 Potatoes 3 Corn Salt 2% Alfalfa Meal Rs Flour and a total of 66. It notes total cars in and out 528 and freight charges received 1404.9 04, tickets 1886.41 remitted 15938.74.
Mr and Mrs John Janssen and five children visited relatives in Crab Orchard and Burr Nebraska over a long weekend. Mrs John Malady and Mrs Culbertson Nebraska visited daughter Minnie. Frank Simpson and Rose Malady hosted New Year at the Janssen home with a Rock party and luncheon attended by Hilda Vera Janssen Rose Malady Kenneth Schmitt Charley Hoppe and Lester Klinge. Mr and Mrs Will Jones Sr spent New York day at Geo Schmitz home.
Cameo carving relies on Uruguayan onyx with layered color contrast used for large pieces. Intaglio occurs when the portrait sinks into the stone. Costs rise with time and skill, though modern tools speed production. Ancient work remains noted for artistic excellence.
Bundles of cardboard and blue carbon paper offered for sale at the press office. Large sheets available. price listed for the blue carbon paper intended for pattern transfers.
Paul Allerbeiligen returned to Lincoln high school Sunday after visiting his parents for the holidays. Miss Ethel Fuhrken resumed teaching duties after holidays with her parents in Washington. Hugh Greenwood returned to school Sunday evening from vacation with home folks. Rena Mowry came home Friday after a week with her sister and friends in Geneva Nebraska. Subscribe for your home paper.
Ear Welle and children visit his parents the Wells family. C W Slaughter went to Lincoln to see Kirschner in hospital during operation. Mrs Charley Kelly on sick list. Rev Randus to lead Kevin Revival next Sunday. David Bennett moved into Quiring’s vacated property. K W Eustace shopped in Fairbury. Will Riggle cares for Dave Riggles baby. Gus Emery to take over Fairmont Crewlry week. R V Row moving to Day.
The McCall Stock Company will present a three night show in the Kelley Theatre this week. Performances are set for Thursday, Friday and Saturday night with teachers returning from vacation.
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