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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
4
Public notice from Steele City Nebraska published November 26 1904 notes second class mail status and post office operations under federal law dated March 1 1879.
The baseball meeting is scheduled for next Monday at 8 PM at Sampson's lumberyard office.
Arner installs a Frigidaire unit to freeze ice cream for summer use. The machine uses a chemical jacket and circulated gas, powered by an electric motor, to maintain temperatures from slightly below zero to 13 above without attention.
Report notes Chinese pheasants are protected by game laws with a $500 fine per bird for killing. Birds are bright headed with long tails and body coloring resembling prairie chickens and grouse. Community benefits from the rapid multiplication of this consignment.
Steele City notes report Absent student Ansel Packer due to illness while Eileen Packer and Mavis Outhier visited the Primary room. Freshman class gains Virgil Bugbee and Amy Andrews totaling seventeen. Junior play The End of the Lane on March 30 with reserved seats at 50c and adults 35c, children 15c. Hebron debaters lose to Steele City 2 to 1. team features Alvin Elou Milton Theimer Martin Bastello for Hebron and Thornton McCurdy Roy Fisher Edna James for Steele City. next debate at Superior to decide the southern district championship.
A four number lyceum course begins Friday night March 26 in Steele City with performances by Francis Larson soprano Harrietta Purg violinist and Jean Bader bassist. Remaining dates are April 9 April 30 and May 14 featuring classical entertainment given the town.
The notice explains season tickets available at Amers Drug Store for $1 each, while single admissions cost 35 cents. Advertising programs have been distributed and full programs are viewable on the season tickets. Tickets are on sale at Amers Drug Store.
Velma Breazelie spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lather Breazelie in Hebron Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs W L Kelley drove to Lincoln Thursday. Dee Roszell of Wayne Kansas spent a few days here visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Glen Lynch spent Sunday at W Bonowitz. The Easter Bazaar and supper will be held in the church basement on April 3.
A brief meditation quotes Marcus Aurelius urging living each act as if it were the last, reflecting on restraint and focus in daily life. The brass of ancient stoic wisdom appears in a concise, reflective line.
A curious note claims bears, especially white ones, are fastidious about toilets. It says they comb hair with curved claws and lick themselves to keep hair neat and shiny.
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