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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1909

Page

5

Local Notes Show Advertisers and Movements in Town

Local items highlight dentist Dr Leach of Fairbury and various ads on pages four and five. Citizens discuss hay prices at G E Reynolds & Son and poultry offers by C S Clark. People travel to Kansas for land, move to new homes, and a 16th birthday party for Charlie Cox.

Dr. Leach Fairbury O. L. Schumann Exchange Bank G. E. Reynolds & Son S. C. S. Clark Ahley & Diller C. I. Clark Frank Bryant Thomas County Kans R. B. Thompson Shickley Nebr H. E. Clapp Nebraska National Guard Lincoln L. G.,craik W. C. Palmer Neosha Sioux City Iowa

25 Per Cent Off Wallaper Regular Stock Sale

Advertisement notes a 25 percent reduction on wallpaper priced 15c to 40c from fall stock, not a remnant sale, valid through February 20, from Guy O. Taylor Steele City Pharmacy. Also reports Joe Stewart farming A M Strawbacker place northeast of town with machinery and feed moved this week. John Miner sold residence to Q F Vandeman for $650 and bought $150 of furniture. Myrtle Lee Osborn, Kans, granddaughter of a local resident, recovering from months of illness with hope for full cure.

Guy O. Taylor Steele City Pharmacy Joe Stewart A. M. Strawbacker Captain Starr John Miner Q. F. Vandeman

Blizzard Hurled Destruction Across Town

A bright week ended with a Thursday night blizzard that ravaged the area. High winds toppled windmills and small outbuildings, shattered store fronts including the Exchange Bank and Press office, and damaged homes and a new barn near town.

Exchange Bank Wm. Murphy

Taxes Due Now At Exchange Bank

Citizens are urged to pay all taxes at the Exchange Bank. Personal taxes became delinquent December 1 and must be paid promptly to avoid penalties.

Exchange Bank

Wellman Brothers Milling to Start Corn and Feed Mill at Steele City

The Wellman Brothers Milling Co. of the Merchant Mills at Steele City announces the corn and feed mill will commence operation Monday February 1 and will handle all grist trade including buckwheat and rye flour. The flour mill is slated to begin operations soon.

Wellman Brothers Milling Co Steele City

Farm lands for sale in Kansas offered at low prices

The article notes advantages of a country with good crops and cheap fuel, and mentions farmland for sale in Sheridan and Thomas counties Kansas at prices as low as $8 per acre. It urges potential buyers to see the seller before investing in any farm or ranch.

Sheridan Thomas Kansas

Hollenberg Items Highlight Local Business Moves

T N Reiber reports strong meat and cream sales in Steele City. Cass, formerly of the local meat market, now operates in Morrowville Kansas. B F Becker closes a grain and lumber elevator here and becomes manager in Crete Nebraska. Moss Brothers Bank gains new officers and directors as J M Jones remains cashier at Washington bank while A D Stanton becomes cashier here as Hollenberg State Bank. Ed Hicks sells coats at A H Phelps grain office. Revival services continue at the M E church and C I Clark offers top poultry prices. Send the Press to a friend.

T. N. Reiber Steele City Moss Brothers’ Bank Washington Kans Ed Hicks A. H. Phelps’ Grain M. _E. church C. I. Clark

Heaters Offered At Reduced Prices In Quick Sale

Sales pitch lists New Eclipse Heater and Air-Tight models with size options and discounts. Items include 14 inch Eclipse at 15 dollars and 25 inch Air-Tight at 11.45, plus 22 inch versions at 3.50 value and sale prices around 9.40 to 10.25 dollars.

Eclipse Range praised as best in use by many users

The Old Reliable Eclipse Range in G and styles is a polished steel finish steel base aluminized oven high closet fitted with back guard shelf with nickel ornaments. The record for this range when in use cannot be beaten. Ask our 40 or more users of the Eclipse Range. Their unanimous verdict Nothing better.

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the Steele City Press Steele City Markets James Whitney Myrtle Lee Osborn, Kans Hollenberg Colorado A. H. Phelps Grain Office The Cee Clark J. W. Hicks
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