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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
The observance promotes thrift through a seven day program led by National Thrift Week with involvement from many organizations. Pay Bills Day stresses credit preservation via prompt payments while Share Win Others Way emphasizes sharing benefits with others. Business leaders are urged to cooperate with the movement.
Osborne is very sick. The M W of A and the RE N of A plan their installation Saturday night January 10, at Mr. and Mrs W G Townsend. George Williams Townsend died Friday January 2 and was buried Monday at Joy Creek. His brother Howard Pete and sister Ware attended. Baptist Sunday service elected officers Supt S M Henderson Ass’t Supt Mrs Wohlbrant See Mrs Packer Preas Mrs Townsend and Geethan Wohlbrant.
Local update from Rocky Hollow records several illnesses among residents including Mrs John and children Byron and Doris Mae Brown. The community shares guests visits after holidays, school grades and upcoming exams, plus dances, weddings, and farm moves involving Janssen, Malady, Keuning, and Stafford families.
Fragmentary ad copy from a Nebraskan listing shows Quanto Monuments at Keasunavie prices with contact information and a phone number for details. The incomplete text mentions Farbur and a 1886 date, suggesting a historical funeral or monument business listing.
An advertisement touts high quality meats described as young plump and tender. It promotes versatile serving options and emphasizes wholesome preparation and superior cuts.
The text describes a sister from Tennessee making a gift or gesture for someone named Previn and mentions a well and Greer with limited readable details. It references AB Gat Wises and Paul with unclear context about returning or staying at home.
Bank financial statement dated December 3 1924 for Steele City Nebraska showing loans 128691.49 overdrafts 1118.75 banking house and fixtures 4475.06 other assets 0 due from Nat. and State Banks 41828.10 2000.90 234.78 gold coin 1251.70 silver nickels and cents 179589.82 total resources 179594.82 capital stock 810000.00 surplus 2500.00 undivided profits 0 time certificates 111720.71 deposits subject to check 51642.44 depositor guaranty fund 1624.79 state of nebraska jefferson county official signatories Wilfley and Hicks notarized.
The document outlines upcoming church activities including a father son banquet and a regular evening service at 5 pm. It mentions fostering Dhee ity Mayees and other community events, with specific references to a Sunday schedule and a guest preacher. Details are fragmented and partially obscured.
The article expresses a pledge to mentor and safeguard the welfare of youths as they grow into men. It highlights the responsibility to look after, guide, and encourage boys in the streets today to ensure their future roles in community life.
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