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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
4
The bank urges people to start a small account and grow it over time. It promises safe, conservative banking and welcomes earnest savers to use its conveniences and accommodations. The message stresses gradual buildup to modern balances and support for individuals aiming to get ahead.
The Steele City Press notes a Republican for sheriff and other local ads plus a probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska. Calvin L Clark is named administrator for the estate of John W Clark with a hearing set per June 1909 proceedings.
Advertisement for J Taylor physician and surgeon notes confinement cases must be cash payments. Office located first door west of the lumber yard with phone number 1 for contact.
Honest weights and fair prices advertised by A H Phelps Grain Office inviting customers to come in. The brief note promises courteous service and reliable coal sales at a local business.
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