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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
8
Wastes Present expresses willingness to assist within sound banking principles. The statement emphasizes support for elderly needs and a commitment to provide help while adhering to prudent financial practices.
A brief item notes Fe Tae Penton event at Ok Oak, highlighting the appearance of local performer Sy. No further details available in the fragment.
A string of brief visits and moves across Hanover Beatrice Maryville Steele City and surrounding areas includes Kissie Rose Wm P Darwin and family moving to Beatrice Mrs Stone and Mrs Weber visiting, Tappan relocating to Beatrice, and home talent play Mrs Lesters Soiree at Hollenberg. Residents return from Hiawatha and Linn Kansas with local social updates.
District No 1 reports for the month ending February 24 1911. High School enrollment 29 with average attendance 26. Notes other cases of tardiness and related matters.
Enrollment stands at 19 with average attendance 17 and 3 tardies for the month. Students neither absent nor tardy are Sherman Bryant Hazel Cox Francis Clark Neema Harris Reed Ellermeier Roy McVay Elizabeth Evans.
Number enrolled 24. Pupils neither absent nor tardy during the month. Names listed include Elsie Babcock, Harry Brown, Fay Clark, Isebel Hoeft, Jimmie Harris, Gracie Strawhacker, Genevieve Strawhacker, Planehe Vandeman, Carroll Wilson, Marie Wilson, Ilya McVay. Nannie Rucker, Teacher.
Enrolled 32 with average attendance 18 and tardiness cases in the month. Read list includes Len Minkler Effie Wilson Forest Reynolds Jennie Cook Frances Cox Ralph Luhim Lyndall Crane Logan Crane and Gertrude Andrews.
Nebraska bank report dated Feb 17 1911 lists assets including loans 26662.42 overdrafts 8.00 secured and unsecured 62.19 cash 749.00 currency 660.08 total assets 40168.05 liabilities show capital stock 5000.00 surplus 600.00 undivided profits 665.54 deposits 30182.51 cashier's checks outstanding 2530.00 and other items totaling 40168.05 signed by cashier CLAPP and notary public verification.
Public sale of 135 hogs conducted by A M Wilcox and H B Allen on Saturday March 4 at the H B Allen farm located four miles from the town. The event aims to attract buyers from the surrounding area and entries will be open at the farm premises.
A sales note advertises 160 acre farms near a school with favorable yields. It compares Colorado wheat and corn averages to Nebraska, urging inquiries to E. Bloom in Steele City for more details.
Fragments indicate a local notice from Steele City Nebraska listing a door related fixture near the post office and a phone contact 10. Details are unclear but located in the Steele City area.
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