24 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
1
Wheat is coming in steadily with late and early arrivals. Local residents report visits to Lincoln and Hubbell, and a range of errands in Steele City Beatrice and Fairbury. A car of hogs and land sale updates mark a busy community week amid rains and wind.
High grade Red Poll milch cow for sale advertised by EB E Shuitz. Fresh about September 1. Ad appears in local classifieds.
Sunday services at Steele City Presbyterian Church led by Rev. B W Davis with morning worship and evening services. The column recounts travels in Missouri and Omaha notes, college visits, a local cinema scene, the Daughters entertainment fundraiser, and musings on change and religion with a focus on attendance and Vacation Bible School cadences.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at Dr Grace DuVall house at 2 30 p m next Friday July 25 with Child Welfare as the topic to be explored by Dr Grace A light afternoon tea will follow and members are urged to attend including mothers not yet members.
Endicott C R Haig buys the Corbin restaurant. Porter Price moves into the Bower property this week. Miss Mamie Jones left for Hot Springs South Dakota Monday. The W W Leaker family are on an auto trip to South Dakota. Mr W Eustace of Bellaire visiting at his son KK's home. W Pearl Nutter went to Cheyenne Sunday for Frontier Days. Roy Shepherd and family of Fairbury were Endicott visitors Friday. Mrs W H Hargis returned to Highland Kansas Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Walburn of Minnesota have been cousins and left for home in auto Sunday. Frank Rose and family return from Fairdale Term listing declined fragments.
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