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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
5
Community notices cover the 1909 tax list at Exchange Bank, local sales by R W Gillette, a forthcoming Maggs lecture at the M E church, a birth and a church supper netting $20, and upcoming events including Grand Chancellor Denny speaking to the K P lodge. Also notes on divorce suit, severe cold, and business reels from G E Reynolds & Son.
Wednesday evening the D of H lodge installed new officers for the year at their hall. Myrtle Kelly is C of H, Emma Kelly L of H, Rosa Taylor C of C, Emma Stewart P C of H, Gertrude Hicks Recorder, Ida M. Clark Financier, Mrs. Peterson Receiver, Edith Brown Usher, Jennie Roderick Inside Watch, Lena Roder Outside Watch, Jennie Clapp Organist, and Dr. J S Taylor Physician. Popcorn candy was served, praised as real good. Mrs. S T Walker fell ill with heart trouble but received prompt aid. J W Jewell moved to work on the local section. Bonham National Bank gained control of State Bank of Munde en Kansas with Frank Guy cashier. Reverend S T Walker to begin protracted meetings at Endicott M E Church next Sunday, with Steele City to follow. Linoleum store mats at J W Hicks. Edward Gerard Maggi to headline the winter lecture at M E Church Jan 14. W M Heckathorn details and travel recollection from a rough trip near Lincoln after New Year. Editorial criticizes a local breakfast-food article. Public notes about labor and plutocracy concerns. Coat purchases urged from Ed Hicks at A H Phelps grain office.
May include monthly attendance and enrollment figures for primary intermediate grammar and high school rooms. Lists pupils with perfect attendance and those never tardy, names teachers Emma Kelly Annie Rucker Ella Wells, and notes on staff changes and local ads.
A business thanks its patrons for 1909 and asks for continued support in the new year. The message emphasizes providing better class goods at fair prices and states the aim is ongoing customer satisfaction.
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