15 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
1
The piece touts low cost wear and service tests by practical and style loving women, claiming silk hosiery in all styles, grades and qualities. It praises the extra service and satisfaction of Allen full fashioned silk hosiery as a smart choice for style wear and money’s worth.
Henry Williams is reported to have received a final payment of 6.45 dollars from the Company of Onesta for January earnings while working on a Ford, as he praises the company for its generous treatment and offers a word of recommendation.
Neighborhood news reports Mrs Vera Staley ill with Dr Leach dental care at F and M Bank Fairbury. Mrs Depue visiting Steele City friends. Local harvests and garden potatoes noted. Hay and grain movements, river flood notes, and school matters included. May 31 marks Capt Chester Andrews 87th birthday with family observance.
A church urges regular offerings for Sun day School Missions despite weather. Readers are urged to study Queen Esther and support a year round program. The article cites a Kansas church debt paid through stewardship and notes travel woes from Nebraska mud.
Mr Beckwith announces a public sale at his Steele City residence on Saturday June 23 starting at 1 30 p m. The sale includes all household goods and some stock with a bill listing remaining articles.
A man finds a thing that seems harmful yet brings surprising happiness, transforming his outlook from misery to elation as he pursues an unexpected source of joy.
The oldest unions in the world trace to Constantinople’s trade guilds. Century old associations include all workers from pesittess vendors and porters to barbers and pewtmen, forming universal craft kinships.
Obituary notes Peter Janseni a pioneer leader in county development and politics, who lived near Jansen now Sandy and near Gyerie town, dies at his Beatrice home after a week of illness.
A Washington man who had been married twice walked in his sleep and fell from a second story window. The incident is described as a rare accident with no immediate mention of injuries or spouse involvement.
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