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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
4
A historical notice records the SEBO mintered as second class mail matter on November 26, 1904, at the Steele City Nebraska post office under the 1879 act.
W. C. Pahner in charge of the Swift & Co poultry and cream station will relocate next month from the hotel 16 corner building just vacated by A. E. Outhier to a new location within the same area.
Scores from Nebraska basketball show Class A Omaha Tech 13 Lincoln 12. In Class B St Paul 16 Alma 15. Class C Indianola 22 Ashland 13. Class D Arlington 16 Benson 12. Class E Stockham 12 Eddyville 11. Class F Hallam 10 Hickman 9.
A collection of Q and A snippets covers topics like child prodigies on musical instruments and floor puzzles. Questions ask about the largest land area, definitions of f o b, and presidential succession. The answers point to Greenland, free on board, and the line of succession starting with the secretary of state.
The Agricultural Committee urges farmers to test seed corn for germination this spring. The process is simple and yields big dividends. For copies of Farmers' Bullet 415 Seed Corn and Bulletin 948 The Rag Doll Theater, contact the U S Department of Agriculture or your County Agricultural Agent. Also notes Earnest Funa’s return after illness and local enrollments.
Doris Greenwood spent the week end with Albert Menefee. A business trip took a man to Washington. Mr and Mrs Abba Rolfs and daughters visited Fairbury. Frank Rathburn and daughter of Steele City in attendance with Ray Cassell family. Henry Huston recently helped Bill Perkins and then left for western parts of the state. A. B James hosted relatives in honor of Mrs Davis who heads soon for Tennessee. Bert Greenwood assisted Fairbury relations. Barry Riddle ill after appendectomy and in serious condition.
Fairbury visitors and local events are recorded. Mabel Swett hosted a Fairbury caller. Dr. Heath made a professional call. Paul Shepherd spent Sunday with Willard Walburn. Several residents listed as sick. Mrs. Vaughn Velma Bowers and Pansy Swett. The Mother and Daughter Lanquet event is set for Friday March 20 in church parlors. Rev. McFarland’s Ireland lecture postponed due to weather.
A community event S B.A hosts a pie and plate supper at the hall on April 6. Guests donate supper items and proceeds support local activities.
F A Moon and Son offer quality monuments at reasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska, serving the community since 1866. This durable family business emphasizes value and enduring craftsmanship for memorials.
The seventh grade welcomes Howard Kersting. Primary room recreates a Netherlands with windmills and Dutch children. Third and fourth grades show springlike decorations with shamrock leaves and kites. Freshmen plan their first school party Wednesday with Sophomores and teachers. Girls Reserve Club irritated by storm that canceled District YWCA invitation. Vera McCracken of Beatrice may plan still if weather permits. Agriculture studies farm taps stock and cattle industry. Manual Training offers outside work and custom creations for school and home. A list of punctual students across grades is recorded. Promotion Certificates awarded to several seventh and eighth graders by Palmer Penmanship. Genevieve Drake receives final certificate. Subscribe for your home paper.
Velma Breazeale announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Kenning on March 14 1925. Reports from area farms include Mose Williams selling four head of cattle at Bill Kelley sale, crowd attending, and various residents visiting kin and helping with newborn care.
Mr and Mrs Fred Gsrrels announced the birth of a son on Thursday March 10. Mrs Wohlabandt led in Christian Endeavor Sunday night. Miss Eleanor Cissina will lead.
Regular German services every Sunday at 10 30 p m. and English services alternate on Sundays at 8 p m. The next English service is Wednesday 22 with Rev. W Lobsien as pastor.
The ladies sewing circle met at Mrs Talicotts last Thursday and will meet next at Mrs Wohlabandts. The Hoxie home celebrated joint birthdays with a roast chicken dinner and dessert. Mr Fred Garrels enjoyed a wild goose dinner Monday as well.
Sick list includes Harold Seitz at Hollenberg Route 1. Jacob LePage works for Frank Brenneis. Pearl Welcher moved to the Babcock farm last week. Frank Brenmere shipped cattle to market Thursday. Henry Sends moved to a place northwest of Steele City. Fred Stafford family moved to a farm north of Washington. A B James entertained relatives at dinner Sunday with Mrs. Davis of Tennessee visiting. Ralph Howland and mother shopped in Fairbury visiting the Lawrence Leonard family Thursday.
Adierike at Arner's Drug Store promotes a quick and delightfully easy remedy for chronic constipation. The advertisement emphasizes fast relief and straightforward use.
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