New Line of Henney Buggies Promoted
An advertisement invites readers to call and view Henney Buggies hailed as the best buggy on the market. It highlights light running and easy riding at a favorable price.
14 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
1
An advertisement invites readers to call and view Henney Buggies hailed as the best buggy on the market. It highlights light running and easy riding at a favorable price.
A promotional note highlights Dream Separators available in the Lily and Primrose lines offering a special deal.
Fairbury visitors report, weather turns harsh with early snows and wind. Local residents, including E V Moore and Mrs Kitney, travel, visit kin, and adjust to storms. several accidents and a new orchestra form as community life continues amidst winter.
The town reports several cases of la grippe and tonsillitis among residents including Thos Kelly and daughter Myrtle Elsie Franzen Mrs Roelfs Wm Barber Mrs Whitbey Neilie Megonigie Sherman Bryant and others The Literary Society notes a recent meeting with a tardy attendance and a debate where the negative side won by a few points A play is planned for the next meeting.
The upcoming high school basketball slate lists Hebron vs Steele City in Hebron on January 14 at Hebron and January 15 Steele City faces Fairmont at Steele City Other matches include Steele City versus Alexandria January 22 at Steele City and Hebron at Seep Choe later Open games also include Steele City versus Hebron at Seep Choe and Alex Indiana against Steele City in January 2414.
This year American rice exports reached a record of 7,500,000 pounds, far exceeding prior totals. The foreign demand for American rice is rising quickly and driving the surge in shipments.
A reader notes a man described as tiresome with a voice that unsettles others. Another observer labels him a bore, reflecting mixed reactions to his demeanor and speaking style.
The Otterbein Male Quartette will perform in Steele City on Monday January 24. Prices are twenty five cents for children and thirty five cents for adults with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The show features music song bell ringing and a high profile lyceum act.
I B Wixon of Farmers Mills New York says Chamberlain's Tablets have cured his stomach and liver disorders after years of use. He declares the tablets are the best he has ever used and notes they are obtainable everywhere.
Neighbors turned out Friday and Monday to husk and harvest Roelf's corn. Roelf has suffered from tuberculosis for months and has struggled with chores during his illness.
For sale: same good ash wood chunks suitable for burning. Call Dr. DaVall at A Hollenberg for details.
Local notice urges Fairbury Commercial Club to back Jefferson County Poultry Association with 500 dollars a year to boost the Poultry Show. A big dance at Hollenberg Saturday night features a Fairbury orchestra and invites all residents. Also includes a testimonial ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by J R Moore of Lost Valley Go.
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