Notice of July 4 closing for shoe shine shop
Our shop will close at 2 p.m. on July 4 to observe Independence Day. Get your shoe shine before the early close and enjoy the holiday.
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Council Bluffs
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
1
Six room house with new built in cupboard for sale
Quick sale offer for a six room house in good shape with a new built in cupboard. Includes an incentive potato crop thrown in at a price below value. Call the Press Office at phone 10.
Threshing Rig for Sale and Case Em
A listing offers an Avery threshing machine model 28246 and a Case equipment item for sale. The brief notes the two agricultural machines available without further details on condition or pricing.
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Avery
Local Brevities Highlight Regional Visits and Services
Miss Eva Thrapp of Fairbury visits house folk while Mrs. A Manning and Mrs. R H Clapp see Esther Barber in Fairbury. Nebr visitors include Mrs. Jesse Hunnicutt of Sidney and relatives of Hollenberg host Ed Justis and son. Multiple small notices list moves trips and social visits across local towns.
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F. A. Moon & Son
Eva Thrapp
Fairbury
Basuit
A. Manning
R. H. Clapp
Esther Barber
Jesse Hunnicutt
Sidney, Nebr
Emil Tarsow
Diller Mies
Babcock
Ed Justis
Hollenberg
C. T. Whitney
Fern McClellan
Arner
Church Calendar Seeks Donations For Church Dedication
The Mayer Company of Lincoln gave 25 dollars to buy choir chairs and the church seeks about 1000 dollars more to qualify for 4000 dollars from the church board. The goal is to dedicate the church debt free on the set date, with pledges from donors nationwide to fund the House of God.
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Mayer Company of
Lincoln
New York
Kansas City
House of God
Women Guests Attend Picnic Supper at Fairbury Park
The Women’s Club entertained their husbands at a picnic supper at Fairbury park last Thursday evening. One park table served as the gathering spot with couples including Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilfley and Naomi, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Lowe, Charles and Dwight Cassell, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Clark and Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. H. Manning and Hazel Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arner, Betty and Ardeen, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Harris and Shirley Mae, and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Clark attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury Park
Wilfley
Naomi
F. V. Lowe
Charles and
Dwight
G. B. Cassell
Fay Clark
Hubert
H. Manning
Hazel Dean
Ralph Arner
Betty
Ardeen
Emil Harris
Shirley Mae
C. J. Clark
Mrs Emma Downs Visits Relatives Across Kansas Line
Mrs Emma Downs from Keytesville Missouri visited her parents Mr and Mrs E E Shultz. Family members from Lincoln and Beatrice joined relatives in Beatrice and Kansas City for a funeral. Alta Fuqua stayed behind to visit relatives after the services and returning party dispersed Sunday.
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Art Hollins
Fremont
W. C
W. C. Palmer
Wallace
Baptist Church
Hollenberg
Harold Greenwood
Lincoln
Harold
Emma Downs
Keytesville
E. E. Shultz
S. P. Deems
Beulah
Beatrice
Alice Bickley
Howard Deems
Jake Messmer
Ed Fuqua
Eva
Alta Fuqua
Anna Messmer
Kansas City
Alta Fu
Mowing Tips Promote Town Pride for Fourth of July
A local advisory urges residents to trim tall grass and weeds around homes. With thousands visiting for the Fourth of July, keeping lawns neat leaves a lasting positive impression of the town and its image.
Kitchen Orchestra to Stage Second Show Saturday Night
The Kitchen Orchestra given by the Ladies Aid at the hall Tuesday evening was praised as a big success. With demand strong, organizers announced a repeat performance on Saturday night July 2.
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Aia
For Sale Heavy Draft Team by Harry Coons
Heavy draft team offered for sale by Harry Coons. Price reduced for quick pickup. Suitable for farm work or logging use. Interested buyers contact Harry Coons for details and location.
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Harry Coons
Ladies Aid Meeting Set At Mrs. Joe Davis Home
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Joe Davis home on Wednesday afternoon July 6. Refreshments will be served.
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Ladies Aid
Joe Davis
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Mildred Kasparek
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M. Kersting
R. H. Edgington
Mary
Minnie
Alfred Rosener
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R. E. Kindle
Randolph
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Endicott
Ike Woods
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The
Lily Cleaners
Kitchen Orchestra
Steele City Press
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