19 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
1
Save money now and through the winter season with special reductions to clear space for arriving spring goods. Bring in your produce to get the best market price.
Mrs. Dr Barron visited yesterday along with the Ladies Club meeting with Mrs G D New New Monday saw W R Turner a business visitor and Mrs M Callander a Fairbury passenger Four new R N A members were taken in Wednesday evening H EB Clapp attended to business in Hanover Old-time Dime social planned for next Wednesday at the hotel Fred Starr and a duke of Diller were in town Geo Crane was reported ill Mrs A M Wilcox left Tuesday to visit her daughter Mrs S Gregory Funk entertainment set for Friday Jan 26 at the M E church John Carr recovers from boils on his right hand Harry Ritzhaupt of Harbine visited L C Payne Y M C A president Adams of Crete preaches at the Congregational church Sunday morning and evening.
Tickets advertise reserved seats for Alon Can and Ribranelac shares at the Baptist church with Rev Lavine preaching Sunday. Local updates include illnesses pneumonia among Hills of Endicott and Harper child, Mrs Crane, and A B Jamies' son. motor issues on the G T line and a new time card soon. Public sale planned near Holsenberg with bills to go out. Jacks & Cunningham take stock and repair work at Lowe implements stock.
Levi Whybark plans a next month fiddlers contest in Steele City with a small admission. Funds go to prizes and church treasuries. J H Ellermier lighting restored after holiday outage. Various local notes include Leo Forsha’s return, school fire loss around $20,000, farm sales, travel delays due to weather, and cold temperatures this winter.
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