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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
4
Notice records a $1.50 advance payment requirement entered as second class mail matter on November 26, 1004. The item appears under the Steele City Nebraska post office with inspection under the 1878 act.
A child named Jacky experiences his first train trip. The journey through a tunnel and back into daylight leaves him astonished and doubtful at first, then expressive with a profound, grateful exclamation as he realizes they have reached tomorrow.
The Puddler notes Steele City high school basketball closes a successful season with about half the games won. Captain John Derrick led the first team, praised for clean play, while Butch Cassell Wells Andrews Pokey Allen Bundy Don Hughes and others contributed steady efforts. Coach Melton earns commendation as prospects for next year look bright. Floyd Allen Orville Bundy Donald Hughes Sherman Goldsberry complete their final year.
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