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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
4
The Steele City Press lists weekly publication details for one year at $1.50 and notes entry as second class mail matter. It records November 26, 1904 as the letter of post office entry in Steele City Nebraska under the March 1 1679 act.
Nebraska is listed with other states showing higher wheat output in 1924 despite a smaller national crop. A noted concern emphasizes opt for quality stationery and prudent advertising to attract trade, while insurance warnings stress caution against fire and accidents.
A fragmentary OCR note describes a cryptic scene with a strange, inward turning gaze and a dim figure wearing worn clothing. The text hints at recognition failing for a lean old carcass amid a street market setting.
Lynn Robertson is quite sick. Russell Troxel visited Marysville Kansas on a business trip. Anson Smith helped stock wheat. Keering couple and children spent Sunday in W. D. Shepherd and Sam Beetle began pilaster work at Hobart Nutter's new house. Most neighbors plan to attend the circus in Fairbury Thursday. Charley Compton family visited John Malady home. Rob Schmitt from Gary Indiana spent time with his brother George. Cade Hartgraves thrashes wheat and oats for John Malady and George Schmidt last Friday and Saturday. Will Jones Sr. and Herve Warter families spent Sunday at Walter James home.
A fragmentary local item notes taxi service, visits by Mr and Mrs Samps and family to sunsax in Ma haska, Mrs J P Reesor with two children visiting the Weight home, and several named young women from Hiawatha Kansas Grad Island Nebraska. Other echoes mention Russel Bryant staying at W C Kasparek farm and the Wing and Megonigie families staying at Ed Hughes farm.
Nebraska bank report dated July 21 1924 shows assets loans and discounts of 10729657 total resources 16645305. Liabilities include capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits subject to check with certificates of deposit. Directors Wishey Hicks and Beckmann sign the sworn statement in Jefferson County Nebraska.
Gladstone won 16 to 15 after an eleven inning game at Gladstone Sunday against Steele City. Other league results include Fairbury 11 Harbine 7 and Reynolds 14 Powell 9 in county play.
A distressed note from Creel Bakery owner cites repeated failures in baking efforts and overwhelming workload. The writer laments losses and questions how to continue without sufficient success or support.
A fragment notes a 1828 first match and references a fret cipher match described as mage, suggesting an early cryptographic puzzle or game with historical context.
Steele City residents report rapid relief from watery red eyes after using Lavoptik eye wash. A single bottle helps weak strained or sore eyes and an aluminum eye cup is offered free with purchase at Arner's Drug Store.
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