21 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
1
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Local news item notes a jeweler, travel to Fairbury, a Plymouth area death, visitors from Omaha and Ellis Neb, a newborn baby, and a piano sale. Mentions Mrs. A R Cox, Mrs. Carl Franzen, Mrs. Hagar, Mr. Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, and the Glab family. Also references a corny fireworks forecast and a piano wagon sale listing 85 and 40 dollar instruments.
Reports from Fairbury note Walt Palmer selling new potatoes from his garden as June heat harms crops. Geo Crane leaves for Omaha with potential to return in a touring car. Residents face subscriptions in arrears while property moves and local politics stir with Chris Hickey’s campaign entry.
Administrators close out the entire stock of the White Piano Co of Fairbury to settle the estate of the late company president. The item notes local visitors from Lawrence Kansas, a candidate for county independent on the democratic ticket, a broken finger in a local baseball game, a city ball game and fireworks event, and recent gravestone monuments by Washington Marble and Granite Works. Rainfall reports and crop prospects follow with multiple showers across Kansas.
Postmaster Shelley reports the Fairbury post office designated to establish a postal savings bank. The new bank will be installed August 1, with city banks notified to file securities. Depository funds require two and a half percent insurance under law.
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