08 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
1
A nineteenth century voice urges families to read newspapers daily as a vital habit. The piece highlights newspapers as a foremost wonder of modern life and promotes literacy as a key civic practice for households and communities.
Local notes report Helen Gregory sick with mumps. Wheat in the area mostly headed out. Mrs Sadie Gardner moved to Auburn. Various locals attend school and travel for work and church activities. Weather with rains but not damaging. many community updates on residents, sales, and farming.
The program will be given Sunday morning at the preaching hour. Organizers are working to provide the best possible program within the limited preparation time.
Bulk fruit values show prices cheaper than last year with generally good quality. The report highlights two favorable values in the market and notes overall affordability remains strong despite fluctuations.
J D Minkler of Baileyville Kansas and Cort Townsend plan a trip to Fortuna California via Yellows Park and Walla Walla with family. In Steele City the meat market lease changes hands from Alam to Hildebrandt Bros of Red Cloud, with the Al lam family returning to Iowa.
The text cites a Birmingham Age-Herald remark by Mr Grabeoin about wealth not guaranteeing happiness and its power to enable contribution to others, noting the perpetual camera as a symbol of attention to riches.
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