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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
4
Unclear Postmark Event in Steele City Nebraska
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a date November 26 1904 and Steele City Nebraska with references to a Congress act of March 1 1879. No clear event, person, or organization is readable. The text lacks a coherent subject to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maimat
Steele City
Nebraska
Congress
Lucas Lumber Co. seals large sale to Clay Products Co
Sampson of Lucas Lumber Co Fairbury sold a large quantity to the Fairchilds Clay Products Co last week. Also mentions incubator ads and Nellie Drake undergoing tonsil removal at a Fairbury hospital on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Lumber Co
Fairbury
Isis
Sampson
Fairchilds, Clay Products Co
Nellie Drake
Radio Concert Delights Steele City Teachers Hosts
Last Thursday evening the Steele City teachers and Mr and Mrs F W Lowe were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs R S Wilfley with a radio concert. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
F. W. Lowe
R. S. Wilfley
Man Sustains Facial Injury After Garage Door Fall
Mr. Holtz toppled from stairs as he closed an overhead door in a garage. He struck the concrete, suffered a deep cut above the left eye and a sprain to the right hand. He was alone at the time and managed to seek medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holtz
Mr. Holtzcounts
Q and A snippets from a period reader page
A collage of questions and answers on measurements currency mottos and flowers. Entries discuss string length halves a franc value near 193 cents a US motto Pluribus Unum and flower names for January February and March with Snowdrop Primrose and Violet referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S
Ans
A. T
United States
Move & Son Quality at Reasonable Prices Nebr Since 1886
The item notes a Nebraska business, Move and Son, offering quality goods at reasonable prices with a long-standing history since 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Move & Son
Nebr
Community Notes from Hollenberg Route 1
Continued local updates report Farmers Union oyster supper at Liberty with a large crowd and a fine time. Bernice Haverty from Glenwood Iowa visits relatives. Mrs Howard Hayes and child return to Shickley Nebraska. Miss Hilda Grefe accompanies her home for a weeks stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Liberty
Bernice Haverty
Glenwood
Iowa
P. H. Haverty
Howard Hayes
Shickley
Nebr
Hilda - Grefe
Endicott Church Wins Delegation Banner at Epworth League Meet
Endicott and Rock Creek churches sent a 23 member delegation to the Epworth League convention in Beatrice. The Rock Creek vicinity group earned the best delegation banner on a per member basis, while the Fair and Carnival drew good attendance and enjoyed the evening program. A comical play Matrimonial Bureau by Mr Soakum is slated for an upcoming evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Epworth League
Beatrice
Rock Creek
Soakum
Income Tax In A Nutshell For 1925 Filers
A guide for single persons with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more and married couples with net income of 2500 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more to file returns. Filing period runs January 1 to March 15, 1925 with the collector of internal revenue handling the district where the filer lives or has principal business. Rates include two percent on the first 4000 dollars over exemptions and credits, four percent on the next 4000, six percent on the balance, plus a surtax on net income over 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Your Income Tax for 1924 Explanation and Provisions
Your income tax for 1924 is lower in proportion to income than 1923 due to rate reduction and other changes in the 1924 revenue act. The act increases the exemption for married persons and provides a 25 percent reduction on earned income, with returns required for individuals whose 1924 income reached $1,000.
Tax Rules and Credits Under 1924 Revenue Act Explainer
The document outlines filing periods from January 1 to March 15 1925 for individual and joint returns. It explains exemptions of 1000 for singles and 2500 for married couples, plus 400 per dependent under 18 or unable to self-support. It details normal tax rates 2 percent on the first 4000, 4 percent on the next 4000, and 6 percent on the balance, plus a 25 percent earned income credit up to 5000. It also notes reductions for business expenses losses bad debts and the rules on filing with the district collector.
Thrift Week Observed and Local Social News
Rocky Hollow notes Thrift Week at school. Reed Nutter bought a horse from John Malady in Dist. 3. Families visit Jim White home as Frank Williams and Ernest Schmitt attend. Chas Compton birthday party with about twenty five relatives, casual rock games, sandwiches cake fruit and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Nutter
John Malady
Dist
Elmer Geoca
Tom Goea
Chas
Compton
Notice of Sale of Mortgaged Property in Steele City Nebraska
Notice of sale of mortgaged chattel property in Jefferson County Nebraska to George Patterson and R S Wilfley. The mortgage for 144.35 is recorded at the County Clerk’s office Fairbury. On February 16 1925 at 2:00 PM the described meat market fixtures in the Hoeft Building Steele City will be auctioned as per the mortgage terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Patterson
Canoel
R. S. Wilfley
Fairbury
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Hoeft
Steele City
Wasmich
Community Notes From State Line Area
Leonard Asche reports Bert Greenwood shelled corn for George Graff on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Earl Riddle spent Sunday at the Greenwood home. Fred Fuqua sawed wood for Tom Davies last week. Mrs Wicks Viva and a friend spent Sunday with the Phil Asche family. Det Greenwood and Asel Breazeale visited Fairbury Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Goes visited Beatrice earlier in the week with the sisters hospitalized there. Mrs Elmer Goes of Missouri visited relatives and friends with sister Mrs Tom Goca and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Asche
Bert Greenwood
George Graff
Earl Riddle
Greenwood
Fred. Fuqua
Tom Davies
Mrs. Wicks
Viva
Friend
Phil Asche
Det . Greenwood
Asel Breazeale
Fairbury
Mrs. Goes
Beatrice
Elmer
Missouri
Tom Goca
State Line Lutheran Church Services Schedule
Regular German services every Sunday at 7:30 a.m. Sunday School one hour earlier. English services alternate Sundays at 7 p.m. Next English service on January 25 led by Pastor Rev. W. Lobsien.
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Emil Harris
France
Ah, Manning
Pro
Hollenberg
His
C. Justis
Davis
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
Rocky Hollow
Will Jones Sr
Oscar Overhalser
Jim White
Chas Compton
Will Ket
Walter James
Francea
Frank Williame
Ernest Schmitt
Lot
Bridicott
Pearl
Olen Nutter
Omaha
John -Fentiman
Frank Fentiman
Jim- White
Arte George
Emiel “Kenning
John - Maladhy
John
Jansen
Fred Kenning
St. Joe
State Line News
State Line
W. Lobsien
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Tome Trist South Side Square
Diller
H. H. Wiebe
Fairbury, Nebraska
Ambulance. Service
C. W. Rose
A. H. Phelps
W. F. Schuette
R. F.D
W. F. Weblinger
the Stools City Press
Steete City
Farmers State Bank
Chrtes Maes
Adios
Beate
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