04 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
Mr and Mrs C C Andrews Mr and Mrs E E Shultz E R Dade A T Phelps Prof Humphreys and Miss Lois Pickering attended the meeting of Ceathe county last Saturday.
Fairbury and vicinity report a busy period with moves and new placements. Sam Barber relocates to Mrs Zoellin’s south Fairbury home while the Comfort family moves to Mrs Lenker's Main street residence. A Ford car fire disaster and several minor injuries also appear alongside school crops and egg sales notices.
Pure bred White Wyandotte eggs offered by Cari Schultz at 76 cents per setting of 15. Eggs available for purchase from this seller.
Herman Harold Pickering born August 27, 1920 died February 27, 1921 at his parents home south of Endicott. The infant's remains were buried in Fairbury cemetery. The obituary notes a religious verse about blooming in heaven and reunion.
The Pickering family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during the illness and burial of their beloved child.
The D of H lodge held an opera house banquet on Friday February 25 for Whit lodge members and their families. A supper followed with performances by Madeleine McDonald and Pearl Schultz Reading Naotai Waifless Radio Hine Arner Lone Paus Crinklaw Dari Greenwold and others. A dance terminated the evening as the group praised the lodge as entertainers.
Paul Beckwith of four miles east of Steele City cemetery announces a public sale on Thursday March 10. Principal offerings include bred sows fresh milk cows and a selection of good young horses and mules. Bills detail items and terms.
After fourteen weeks in a hospital at Fairbury I returned to my home in Steele City. I thank those who sent flowers and presents and called during my stay. I extend my thanks and appreciation. Mrs N Auld.
A scanned bank statement from 1921 shows assets totaling 130 046.28 with cash and deposits and a capital stock fund of 10 000.00. Liabilities include provincial deposits and certificates of deposit, signed by cashier Willey and certified true by the bank.
Warning from Sheriff F M Tippin dated February 23 1921 demands delinquent state automobile licensees report to the county treasurer at once or face prosecution.
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