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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
4
Publication details from Steele City Nebraska dated November 26 1904 advise strict advance payment for second class mail. Registration under the 1878 act is noted with post office details for Steele City.
Purchases by Mr. Palmer for Swift & Co. total 3456 dollars with a grand year sum of 25159 dollars. Nearby firms report strong business as a residence sale to George Patterson at 2850 dollars and ongoing property changes. Clarke Store fills ice pit from Mr Darling’s farm with 300 tons needed. social visits include A Abel, Paul Hoeft, and Robert Manley in the area.
Steele City high school students sweep prizes at a county declamatory contest held in the opera house on January 19 and competed in Daykin on January 22 with peers from Daykin Diller Endicott Bower Harbine and Power. Edna James Fern Messmer Lucille Taylor Thornton McCurdy Willie Ahrends Ruth Martin excelled, earning four top prizes despite a rule barring repeat winners.
Rose Malady spent the weekend in Exeter Nebraska as a guest of Bernyce Sullivan. Will Jones Sr owns a new Ford coupe. Mr Janssen arrived Wednesday from Burr Nebraska for a short visit with his son John Janssen and family. Clare Cuthbert of Harbine Nebraska visited Monday with his mother Cora Cuthbert. Knepecke brothers shelled corn.
An evening of dancing and cards ended with a lunch prepared by Mrs Maladhy including sandwiches pickles fruit salad wafers popcorn and candy. Little Marjorie Compton has been quite sick the past week.
State Line News reports Mr and Mrs Harold Green wood visited the B A Greenwood home Wednesday. Fairbury callers included Berty and Harold Greenwood and the Abba Roelf family. George Patterson and Ruth Garrett spent time with local residents.
A local paper asks readers to share records on poultry production and flock management. It invites calls or visits to discuss breed choices and surveys, promising to publish an early issue with chicken interest notes and ideas to improve the paper.
The item touts the Morning Journal for rural route patrons and says most of the state gets today’s paper while other papers must wait for postal publication. It highlights sport features cartoons serials radio programs and many attractions and urges readers to subscribe directly to The Journal in Lincoln or via local agents.
Mr. Herman Koch of Hanover moved to the Pelser place on Monday as children visited the school in the afternoon.
Mrs Nider visits at Mrs Gridley home. A boy born to Mr and Mrs DeBusk Jan 20. Sunshine Club met with Mrs Shheeley. Ladies Aid sold pies at Mr Axtell's sale Monday. Fleming couple and daughter Kathrine visited Alexandria. Evangelist Rev Rundus delivering messages. Stover moved into C A Smith property. Frank Wells and son Ben toured Hebron.
Four well fledged milch cows advertised for sale soon to freshen, with price set to move. Contact H. Williams for details.
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