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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
In 1904 a second class mail notice appears from Sesto City Nebraska about postal services under the March 1 1878 Congress. The readable text confirms official postal action and dated context though most details are garbled.
Advocate urges voters to nominate Judge Colby for Supreme Judge Adv, praising his businesslike administration and frugal governance that allegedly saved the people money. Endorsing supporters frame his tenure as protective of public funds and prudent judicial leadership.
John Sidle reports three yearling cattle stolen from his pasture northeast of Endicott. The animals have tails clipped off and have been missing for about three weeks. Contact John Sidle at Diller phone 11826.
Overworked men and women are drawn to Taniac marketed by Arner's Drug Store for health and strength. The Juvenile Edition requests a kinder catechism option and features voices from Baptist groups. A social record note hints at community inclusion and local identity amid noisy town chatter.
An old-time advertisement from Fairbury Nebraska touts July price cuts on men and boys clothing hats shoes and fine furnishings at Ahley and Diller. The piece also notes recent heavy rains revived crops and records a historic rainfall event with 881 inches total since last month and a 31.0 inch storm, then promotes Tanlac sold by Arner's Drug Store.
At dusk last Thursday the sky displayed a vivid rainbow, described as a pure spectrum of colors and a musical sight. The piece quotes Dr James H Snowden on the rainbow as a divine act born of storm and light, a symbol of creation and grace.
Specials include chuck roast 13 to 16c per pound chuck steak 17c pound skinned hams 39c picnic hams 29c slabs of Peach and Empire bacon 32c home made wines and bologna 20c Blackberries plums and cantaloupes on ice home grown cabbage first grade creamery butter 42c good country butter Hewitt's Market.
Earl James helped Otis Swett grow corn last week. George Light had a bow struck by lightning Sunday night. Henry Williams cut wheat for Bill Jones and Tom Goca last week. Ray Thomas lost a mule and Andy Belding lost a horse last week. About three and a half inches of rain fell Sunday night. John Weerts rode the McNess route in the neighborhood last week. A twelve pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Orville Belding on Friday July 7. Opal Compton stayed overnight with grandparents Mr and Mrs Malady. Clair Cuthbert and family visited her parents in Fairbury Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas returned home Saturday after a week with Mr and Mrs Earl Turner near Ponca Nebraska.
Report of the condition of Farmers' State Bank of Steele City Nebraska as of June 30 1922 with resources loans and discounts 10557856, deposits 46 16888 and 74 76676 time certificates and a total of 139 62300. Includes cashier K S Wilfley and notary J W Hicks. Also a note on the speaker and lord chancellor distinction in the English parliament.
C O Marthis runs on the Republican ticket urging voters to assess his record. He defends serving as Highway Commissioner, notes savings to the county, claims no extra office costs, and promises continued service if re elected in November.
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