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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
2
W H Stinson and wife transfer to H M Mueller and wife a lot in Fairbury. H Livingston and others convey to Marie E Evans a combination of Lot 11 and part of Lot 10 in King's 2d Addition Fairbury, with ownership details specified.
Mix ingredients using syrup from pineapple can and strain over ice. Serve in frosted high tumblers with edges dipped in lemon juice and sugar. Top with pineapple slice mint sprig and fruit. yields four glasses. Miss Lucile Taylor visited Fairbury Monday. Chester Scharmann traveled to Diller last Wednesday.
Hail and wind caused damage to wheat oats and corn south of Mahaska Washington and Hanover in Kansas with losses varying from partial to total per cent. Harvests delayed by weather while gardens were flattened. Local insurers cover many but some losses uninsured.
A Beatrice utility announces lower power rates effective August 1 with new per kilowatt hour charges across lighting and power blocks. The schedule lists old rates for 1 to 30 Kw Hr and higher tiers, plus a minimum monthly charge of 2.00 dollars.
A rate schedule lists power charges for residence and business lighting with tiered kilowatt hours and minimums. It includes cooking and power rates with defined thresholds, and notes an effective date of August 1, 1928 with bills payable September 1 to 10, 1928.
Mr and Mrs W D Heady and Mrs Drexler hosted Fairbury visitors on Saturday. August Starck of South Dakota arrived midweek for an extended visit with his daughter Mrs W D Heady and her family.
Pauline and Geraldine Kuck of near Washington arrived Sunday for a short visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Kersting, staying a few days.
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