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03 Mar 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
1
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Moving week reports pace the community with land for rent and property sales. Residents like Grant Wing relocate livery businesses. births and deaths occur as families welcome children and say farewell to infants. visits, repairs, and daily trades fill the week in Fairbury, Diller, Steele City, and surrounding towns.
White Wyandotte eggs for sale at 50 cents for 15. Hicks hardware showcases aluminum kitchenware. Joseph Maben and family relocate from Holdrege, Neb., to the H. B. Allen farm north of town. A Rock Island switchman in Fairbury loses his right hand after a moving train incident. Fay Clark sustains a facial cut from barbed wire after a ravine jump. Mrs. J. S. Taylor attends a Royal Neighbors meeting in Kearney as Steele City delegate. Jim Tinney moves to Washington, Kansas. plans Idaho relocation later. The Press reports on community affairs weekly. Public Sale: March 6, Ed. Fuqua to sell live stock, farm implements, and household goods. Fuqua plans Arkansas move. Wilcox and Allen receive Woodmen Accident Insurance checks. Diller votes 86 to 30 for water works bonds. project to be completed by year end. Real estate transfers list Clark to Timerman for $2,500 and Jackson to Reynolds in Fairbury for $1,250. Steele City Roller Mills property traded for Saunders county property. Frank Aered named party. Becker to repair and retool the mill. March 14 Modern Woodmen debate on fraternal insurance. M Banahan supports, H H Adee opposes. open to the public.
A woman asks finders to return a missing gold watch and fob left somewhere between the south river bridge and town. Reward offered. Mrs. Alta Savage requests inquiry at the Press office. Nearby notes report farm moves, alumni gathering, and bridge work by the G I pile driver crew.
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