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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

4

Industrial notes on Nebraska towns and world progress

The article lists Culbertson Nebraska planning a one million dollar high school, Scotia moving to stop its municipal electric plant and buy service from Loup transmission, Curtis expecting a twenty thousand dollar Congregational church, and a speculative ten million dollar plan to raise Lake Galilee water for Jordan River power to electrify Palestine.

Nebraska Culbertson Nebr Curtis Villa Scotia Loup Sea of Gallilee Jordan Palestine

Elk City Reader notices Megonigie receipt and family visit

A letter from A Megonigie of Elk City Kansas confirms paid subscription and longing for old home paper. He plans to reconnect with friends, and notes farming updates including a new tractor, oats planted, corn soon, good fall wheat and a cold snowless winter. His golden wedding anniversary last fall drew six children and twelve great grandchildren from multiple states.

Megonigie Elk City Kansas Megonigle Wyoming Oklahoma

Local Social Notes and School Arithmetic Row

Clarence Darling shelled corn Saturday while William Warnke spent the evening with Orville Belding. Earl Nutter bought a new Ford on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Allen visited Charley Pickerings and Otis Allen visited the Thrapp home. The three lower grades have set up a store for arithmetic and there is discussion of geography and reading schedules at school.

Clarence Darling Wm. Warnke Orville Belding Earl Nutter Ed. Allen Charley

Neighborhood Family News Recounts Weekend Visits

Families and friends in the community shared Sunday gatherings and Saturday outdoor chores. John Janssen, John Malady, and Chas Compton hosted and visited with multiple relatives. Cora Cuthbert celebrated having chicks.

Endicott Items Highlight Local News and Visits

Local notes report Will Bennett buying a Ford touring car and a blacksmith shop sale to E T Barnhart. Several residents and visitors are mentioned including Mrs Clary improving in hospital, Freda Perkins in Haddam Kansas, and Mrs Kellie of Fairfield Nebraska calling on old friends. The W T U meets March 11, a baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Alvin Kaothanek, and the Indoor Sunday School Picnic is noted along with theater and church events.

Will’ Bennett Clary Freda Perkins Haddam Kans Howard Folkner Wymore Chas Wesley Gridley Humboldt L. E. Kellie Fairfield Nebr Jas. Kellie Waunda C. E Ross Pickering Minden Frank Swartz Polly Blue Bird Club A. T McFarland Ireland Charley Matthews Loup John Allen O.R. Hiner Taylor

State Line News Social Rounds and Visits

George Graff butchered a beef Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Rathburn spent Sunday evening at the John Geeo home. Mr. Pearl Justus of Washington called on home folks last week. Herman Allerhi lgen and son Ernest and Mowrys hosted visitors Sunday. Abba Rolfs family made a business trip to Diller Tuesday. Miss Etre Fabrken weekend with cousin Mrs. Allerhiligen. Edward Casselis weekend with grandparents. Frank Rathburn and family noted. Fred Koch family and Marget Gocos of Wymore visited John Goco home Sunday.

Will Compton Jos Cap Pair Smitds Bill Compton John Janssen Chas. Compton John Malady Charley “Compton Herman Eggenberger Russel Troxel Cora. Cuthbert Will. Jones, Jr Hallenberg, Kans Walter James George Graff Prank Rathburn John Geeo Pearl Justus Washington Home Folke Herman Allerhilgen Ernest Mowrys Abba Rolfs Minnie Diller Etre Fabrken Allerhiligen

Sunday Visits Across Hollenberg Route 1 Area

Hollenberg Route 1 residents Hollenberg Route 1 Will Seitz and family visited Sunday with the John Meyer family in town. Roy Hagerman from Odell spent the weekend with home folks. Ameil Funk and sons spent Sunday with Roy Derrick. Perle W and family visited their son Virgil and Ja ly at Marveville Sunday. Ernest Fielder and family were Sunday guests of his parents Lee Fielder at Fairbury. Ed Horton, visiting Brenners boys, left for California. Henry Sands plans to move to the Shepherd farm northwest of Steele City.

Will Seitz John Meyer Roy Hagerman Odell Ameil Funk Roy Derrick Perle W Virgil Jaly Marveville Ernest Fielder Lee Fielders Fairbury Davie Tennessee A. B. James Rothe Ed Horton Brenners Boys California Mr. Lund Wymore Old Shield Farm Henry Sands Shepherd Farm Steele City

Local Notes from Town and Surroundings

Arthur Campbell of Chicago visited his father over Sunday. Mrs Lizzie Palmer and son Earl attended Sunday school. Peter Wilson and daughter Ethel Fitzsimmons returned from a coast trip last Sunday. Fred Froelich moved to Patterson's farm east of town Monday. Chas Weber and sisters moved to their new home in north Hollenberg Monday. Gladys Packer hosted about twenty friends last Wednesday for Zola Froelich's departure. Bro Hutton of Lincoln preached and lectured in the Baptist building Sunday.

Jake LaPage Bill Decker Arthur Campbell Chicago Fred Froelich Patterson Chas. Weber North Hollenberg Lizzie Palmer Earl Peter Wilson Ethel Fitzsimmons Albert Pelser Pixley

Bible topic frames overland trip to Colorado

The account notes Max Eliston and family with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eddleman began an overland journey to Flagler Colorado on Monday to settle there. Roy Correll accompanied Mr. Eliston with his car loaded with goods and stock, and Mr. Eliston plans to establish residence in Flagler.

Ture Max Eliston Bert Eddleman Flagier Colorado Roy Correll Eliston Mr. Eliston

Read Bros. Furniture Ad in Fairbury Press

Read Bros. in Fairbury advertises furniture and dishes with sale bills printed by the Press. The notice invites readers to make Read Bros. their resting place for goods and deals in Fairbury.

Read Bros Fairbury Read Bros., Fairbury Fairturs

State Line Lutheran Church Service Schedule

State Line Lutheran Church lists regular German services every Sunday at 10 30 a m Sunday School an hour earlier. English services occur every other Sunday evening at 6 p m The next English service will be announced March 22 Rev W Lebsien pastor.

Adlorika Claims Fast Gas Relief and Waste Ejection

A bottle of Adlorika promises quick relief from stomach gas and a remarkable intestinal evacuation. The ad asserts ten minute gas relief and removal of long held waste, touting it as superior to pills and tablets.

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