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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
4
Public notice text appears from Steele City Nebraska dated September 26 1904 under postal act of March. Second class mail service and subscription instruction indicate publication schedule and payment terms for local readers.
I Clark announces a reduction sale beginning January 29 and ending February 29. Every article is discounted except mill stuff sugar beans and potatoes. Some items receive extra cent off. twenty percent off if paid cash or with produce only.
Chas H McGee announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of the District Court of Jefferson county Nebraska at the April 18 1916 Republican primary election subject to Republican electors decision.
Mr and Mrs Thad Shepherd arrived back last Friday following their honeymoon trip to Texas and Oklahoma.
A. D. Brown found a ground critter that had sheltered in a straw stack after leaving its underground home. The creature appeared active in summer but froze to death beneath four feet from the top of the stack when winter came early.
I am now booking orders from piece R. 1. Reds £ Bart 15 se No. 1 00 per 15. Pen No. 4 50 cents per Pens. No. 1 and 2 are limited. Orders most all taken now. Get your order in early as I could not supply several customers last year. E Hinke.
Correspondence recalls Roy Smith family visiting relatives. Epworth taene hosted a Box Social at the church Wednesday evening. Loute Kushaneh traveled to Kanene City and returned with cattle. Mr and Mrs KB Resch were turned toward Steyle Cin Taesdad for winter. Pad Dalewie percnidt from Pen mo Monday with a hog sale and a cattle feed show.
First semester credit cards issued Monday. Howard Deems was absent sick. About fifteen students traveled to Fairbury last Wednesday to watch the basketball game. The team entered Fairbury quietly but won by forfeit after a late quarrel. Our eight games yield five wins and three losses. The noon soup program begins this week to provide hot lunches at ten cents a week, rising to fifteen if costs require.
Reported plans for a hotel in Hollenberg by February follow a visit from Hill Derrick. Mrs Vienna Townsend took children to Sunday school while Carl Townsend and Clyde Walker called in Davenport. A small street scene and a Friday literary event are noted with Liberal debate by Nebraskans on Friday.
Mrs. Cash is sick with la grippe. Viola Cook visited the Malady home. Will Rader and family spent Sunday at the Miller home. John Kenning sawed wood for Charley Wilson. Mrs. Chas Wilson and children visited the Malady home. Mrs. Will Garrett stayed at the Compton home. Royal Neighbors lodge attended by Mrs. Malady and Anns in Endicott. A group social at Dave Sullivan home with games and snacks. Claire Cuthbert ill from blood poisoning after a woodworking accident. Ed Zweite and family visits. Elmer Ellison visiting from Cherry Co. Other neighbors called on, with crews visiting Steele City, Grand Island, and Lincoln kin. A county poor farm resident formerly homeless improved after cleansing and clothing. recalls wartime service and a soldier’s home question. Fairbury News.
The notice lists residents and visitors including Rathben shelling corn Tuesday Mr and Mrs Palmer left for Wyoming Sunday A B James and son visited Washington Saturday Ban Justis and family spent Sunday at Charley Justis Bertie Eddieman visited Hapublic Co Victor Eddieman visited the Will Close family in Clay Center Mrs Mowry and Miss Kenton called on Ed Justis Sunday evening Siiliniek pultened from
County physician rushed to Endicott to aid a 76 year old man and a companion who survived a ferocious storm in a box car. They endured near total exposure, built a fire, and ate donated food as they fought to stay alive. The older man suffered severe frostbite reaching the leg.
To patrons in arrears six months or more, call at the office to settle. Good service depends on lines and instruments being in proper order, which requires payment. A full settlement is required every three months from those six months in arrears.
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