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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
5
Post office notice from Steele City dated November 23 1980
Indicates second class mail status for material entered at Steele City Nebraska under the 1878 act. The notice cites official post office processing and classification under federal mail law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Nebraska
Congress
Home Town Merchants urged to trade locally in Steele City
A July 31 1924 notice urges Steele City residents to support local merchants by buying locally. It praises produce markets and bargains offered by home shops and argues outsiders cannot match local service, quality, and payment terms. It encourages larger orders to help merchants carry wider assortments.
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Steele City
Zoellin's General Merchandise Promotes Fresh Stock
Zoellin's General Merchandise on Main Street attracts careful buyers with fresh complete stock. They offer high prices for cream eggs butter and poultry and promise fair treatment honest weights. Ad highlights Royal Tailored suits and a book of fall and winter samples, inviting a visit to Steele City.
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T. W. Zoellin
Main Street
Steele City
Punishment to Fit Crime in a Humorous Parable
A mother and father debate a punishing act after Freddie nearly swallows cufflinks. The father demonstrates a harsh response by threatening to cuff the child, while the mother questions the severity and intent.
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Freddie
Ewell Par ty ordering lemon extract cake essence
In a garbled excerpt a party guest mentions a sister placing an order for lemon extract. The dialogue suggests confusion over whether the item is for a cake or a medicine. The fragment lacks clear context or names.
More Precious Still Weather and Coal Quip
A humorous exchange notes good weather worth its weight in geld and adds that its weight in coal is even more valuable. The dialogue playful, reflecting rural speech and timing.
Difference in American sports flavors noted in play
A brief comparison highlights Americans favor fast action from the start of games while Engnehmen prefer a tea and cake pause at every other inning, contrasting styles in spectator experiences.
Nebraska economic resilience and wealth indicators of 1919
Nebraska shows quick recovery from postwar business decline with no state debts and a budget of 10.45 million. Real estate stands at 3.19 billion, per capita wealth is 4004 dollars, and total state wealth is about 5.32 billion while population ranks thirty first. Livestock values rank fifth and farm implements eighth.
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Omaha
Nebr
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Populton
Religion Must Be Spread Fire Keeps Alive
A quote attributed to Joubert emphasizes religion as a fire that stays alive only when shared and dies if not communicated.
Jefferson County Fair Dates and Exhibits Notice
Jefferson County Fair runs September 16 to 19 with entries in the Woman's Department and school closures on Saturday September 13 at 9 p.m. All other departments close September 15 at 6 p.m. Exhibits must be in place by 8 a.m. September 15. Premium list mailed August 1. contact Secretary J. O. Greenawalt and President Co. E. Gilmore. The Lincoln Journal offers discounted subscriptions through November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
State Journal
Nebraska State Fair
Lincoln
State Line Lutheran Church Schedules German and English Services
Regular German services every Sunday at 10 30 a m with Sunday School one hour earlier. English services alternate Sundays at 8 p m with the next on August 3 conducted by Rev W Lobsien pastor.
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State Line
Epictetus Quotation Inspires Nature Themed Reflection
A clipped line presents Epictetus with a mirror of ambition noting a nightingale and swan persona. The reflection presses a metaphor about role and nature without narrative detail.
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Eee
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J. O. Greenawalt. Pres. Co
E. Gilmore
Sec
W. Lobsien
Black Smith
Davis
Emma Outhier
Wye
Overland Dealer
Fairbury
P. G. Elgert
Pionicers
Epittetus
Monthly Magazine
Josephine Turck Baker
Correct English Publishing Co
Evanston, Illinois
Fairbury, Nebraska
Cc. W. Rose Mortician
C. W. Rose
A. H. Phelps
Farmers State Bank
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