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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1910

Page

5

Local Tax List and civic notices from Exchange Bank area

1909 tax list at the Exchange Bank prompts residents to check holdings. J W Hicks offers seed and hardware with a focus on seeds that grow and reliable goods. Spring politics early chatter, local movers include D B Kazebeer at Hastings and Elva Hunnicutt visiting Furnas county. Beginners’ class starts March 14 1910, at the primary room. The Capital Entertainers perform March 22 and 23 at Endicott and Steele City churches. Community notes cover farming moves, new barber stand, milk cow and gear for sale, street lamp talks, and local civic concerns.

J. W. Hicks C. Toeet Geechee A. L. Viette Beier D. B Kazebeer Hastings B. T. Hunnicutt Elva Furnas County L Hunnicutt John Dan Earhart Thos. Wolf Fairbury Cheyenne County Endicott M. E Steele City M. FE

Wanted cattle to pasture near Steele City by Jas Whitney

Fifty head of cattle sought for pasture at Steele City area. $3 per head for the season. Shade and good water available. Phone on farm or write Jas Whitney, 3 miles from Steele City. Also notes on a motor car seen on Grand Island road and local farm machinery deals with Corn King spreader presented by H L Oswald.

Steele City Jas. Whitney Grand Island H. L. Oswald Oswald Hanover Briles

Lincoln Daily News Offers One-Year Subscription Deal

During March 21 to 28 the Lincoln Daily News cuts the yearly rate to two dollars for mail subscribers through April 1, 1911. The offer reduces the price by one dollar to attract Nebraskans with independent, fearless reporting on politics, saloon issues, and Uncle Joe Cannon, encouraging readers to subscribe directly or via local agents.

Lincoln Daily News United States Uncle Joe Cannon

longtime Nebraska veteran recalled in local obituary

The deceased, a widower who lived in Trenton for 25 years, took a strong interest in affairs of old soldiers and had many friends. He regularly visited his brother R B Thompson near Steele City during his western residence.

Wm. Dill Shea la Fountain Kans Fairbury Weaere Trenton R. B. Thompson Steele City

The M. B. Church Evening Services Schedule

The M B Church announces a 6 o clock start behind at 1 o clock with preaching at 3 o clock. Theme the Molding Room of Life. Young People's Endeavor at 6 30 p m and Lincoln Anniversary Song Service at 7 30 p m. Readers invited to attend with friends. Welcome extended to all services.

M. B. Church Lincoln Anniverse

National Guard Officers from Steele City Named

National Guard officers who passed the prescribed exams are listed. From Steele City appear Lieutenant Colonel Hugh E. Clapp of the Second regiment dated January 24, 1909 and First Lieutenant James Scheno assistant surgeon in the department dated February 6, 1909.

Nebraska National Guard Steele City Hugh E. Clapp James Scheno

Physician Ad for J. Taylor at Lum ber Yard Outlet

A physician and surgeon advertisement announces J. Taylor offering confinement cases with cash payments. Office is the first door west of a lumber yard and a phone number is provided.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Exchange Bank Q. L. Schumann National Guard Taylor C. 1. Clark Field and W. Hicks
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