22 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
1
A contract bid involving Janeen Will Gravel is being set for July 23 on Mai Street highway project Ride area. Specifications are being finalized as the job is requested.
Fairbury locals and visitors chronicled with names such as Austin Negus, Fred Dick, and Geo Terrill. Births, travels, hospital visits, and road trips are noted across Fairbury Endicott Daykin and Lincoln with references to Beatrice, Hastings, and Kansas City.
W. W. Plautz pastors Sunday School at 10 A M Junior Endeavor 2 15 P M Christian Endeavor 7 30 P M Shower for recent bride Mise Mildred Wallace and Margaret Bridwell hosted a shower at the church session.
Fourth division of the Aid Society presents a July 29 8:30 p.m. program featuring songs pianologues readings and dances at Steele City Opera House. Admission 25 and 35 cents with all proceeds to the Aid Society. Come out for a good cause.
Fairchild Clay Products Co. beat Western Brick & Supply Co. 8 to 7 in an Endicott Sunday afternoon ball game. Fairchild built early leads and held on for the victory.
Chester Wilcox and wife attended the state convention of Rural Mail Carriers in Geneva Nebraska on Monday and Tuesday. About 500 members were present and the event was reported to be well attended and enjoyable.
Clinton Leese ark of Puicherrett and cine Care Saar ane died at Potlatch Hospital from pneumonia. He was 68 and lived in Bowill as a painter. Survived by sister Mrs McNish Morvill Kan and brothers R. J. Clark Steele City and C. I. Clark Fairbury Nebr. Note Clinton Clark is brother of C I Clark formerly in Steele City.
Advertises multiple farm properties for trade in Washington County Kansas and Brown County Kansas. Listings include 157 acre farm with windmills and under plow land valued at 75.00 per acre, first mortgage 7000 due 1928, 241 acre farm with house barn well windmill under plow and alfalfa land valued at 75.00 per acre, mortgage 7600 due 1948, and acres with first mortgage 10800 due 1928. seeks exchange for clear residence property or brick store garage building plus cash.
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