Steele City Press Announces Publication Details
The Steele City Press notes publisher Emil Harris issues a weekly edition every Thursday. Subscriptions are one year and must be paid in advance. The paper is entered as second class mail at Steele City Nebraska since November 26, 1904 under Congress Act of March 1 1879.
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Hollenberg Route Families Visit and Skating Rink Damage
Ted Correll and family visited Leonard Foster while Roy Hagerman and kin spent the weekend with relatives at Odell. Mrs. Pralle of Cambridge Nebraska came for a visit with Rosa Welch. Rosa Welch’s sister-in-law and Callahan of Kansas City joined Victor Eicheman’s clan. Fred Schmitt and James families planned a short visit to Greium C Kansas. Evelyn Foster returned to Washington. The skating rink tent was blown down last night and will be rebuilt with skating limited to evenings until a new tent is up.
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Ted Correll
Leonard Foster
AB James
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State Line Lutheran Church Schedules German English Services
State Line Lutheran Church lists regular German services each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. English services alternate Sunday evenings at 8 p.m., with the next English service on July 20. Rev. W. Lobsien is pastor. The Lutheran Sunday School picnic is set for July 20 at Louie Luehring grove with 10:30 a.m. morning service and 2:30 p.m. program, plus entertainment and refreshments. Taxi provided by Steele City Taxi. furniture at Read Bros. Fairbury.
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W. Lobsien
Lutheran S. S
State Line
Louie Luehring
Local Notes And Appointments From Hollenberg Area
Mrs. Hollenberg remains bed bound but improving. John Townsend returns from California to handle Route 2 mail while his father rests on vacation. Crews replace an abutment near the cement bridge north of Loyal Esses after high water collapsed the old support. Harold Packer and family and Rosede Packer and family visit the Packers. Mrs Rodgers and daughter and Mrs Geo Reedy and daughter visited their parents, the Packers, last week. Recent rains hinder work on area projects.
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Fred Garrels
John Townsend
California
Loyal Esses
Harold Packer
Rosede Packer
Rodgers
Geo. Reedy
James Packer
Harvest Progress and Local Family Movements Reported
Harvesting and plowing progress continues in the area with several threshing outfits active. Mr and Mrs Jap Henderson of Western Nebraska bought a new outfit for use on the state line and returned home after Howard's operation. Families and visitors from Kan sas City and Steele City are noted with reminiscences of the Singleton and Close families, plus a corrected county league score and a Powell victory over Steele City in a recent game.
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Jap Henderson
Western
Nebra
Howard
Harry
Camphor and Hydrastis Eye Wash Claim
Advertisement notes Lavoptik eye wash mixed with camphor hydrastis witch hazel to quickly relieve eye inflammation. Describes a woman with three years of watery eyes improved at once and another case of red inflamed eyes benefiting. Offers free aluminum eye cup and Kemall bottle Lavoptik. ARNER'S DRUG STORE.
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