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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
4
Real estate ad notes a good house for sale to Mr and Mrs Kruse of Lin in with social notices about a visit to their uncle Wm Pearson. The item also references a 25 piece Kitchen Orchestra at the opera house on Tuesday June 28. An advertisement asks about gas refilling ten miles from a fitting station and oddly mentions the presidency of the Ananias 2 ati Enquirer.
An OCR fragment describes a pedestrian with a slight left deafness who will swerve to the left while walking in a straight line. It notes that imperfections may cause pedestrians to zigzag and adjust as they journey.
Dense rains coming this week promise moisture for crops. Social notes mention Miss Carrico accompanying salusives on a low visit Friday, and Mrs. Bill Compton with son visiting Mrs. Ither Brea selle Saturday. Local visits include John Janssen and daughter Hilda in Lin, Burr residents, and John Stone’s keeper John McNess.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Packer spent Friday with home folks. Mrs Arlo Henderson of Beat tie came Saturday for a visit with Mr and Mrs S M Henderson of Lincoln Nebraska who have been visiting relatives returned home Friday. Mr Edwards of Fairbury spent Sunday in Hollenberg. Harry Henderson came home Sunday. Children's Day program at the Baptist church is postponed to Sunday 19th on account of rain. Harold Packer of Endicott drove down Saturday. His sister Mrs Rodgers accompanied the Greenwood home at Steele mn Smears night and a Mrs Cinna and Eleanor attended the Alumni Banquet at Steele City Friday evening. J T Lewis of Washington visited at S M Henderson's day to visit Mrs Strange's parents Mr and Mrs Smith. Mrs John Weber went to Steele City Tuesday.
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