Easter notes and local market updates in Steele City
The 1909 tax list will be at the Exchange Bank tomorrow. J. W. Hicks promotes seedsthe kind that grow and Old Trusty incubators. C. C. Andrews shipped cattle to St. Joseph, and Frank Crinklaw is named census enumerator with work starting April 15. Rural visits, repairs, a row boat launch, and a caucus naming The Public Improvement Ticket for April 5 are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Rucker
Kansas
Frank Crinklaw
Amy Wheeler
Fairbury
S. Hunnicutt
Charles Thompson
Bisbee
Ariz
R. B. Thompson
Public Improvement
J. ‘W. Hicks
E. Roderick
E. W. Viette
Lebanon
Kans
Baptist Sunday School
Cc. C. Andrews
March Weather Stretches Toward Record, Nebraska Outlook
Weather notes a mild early spring in Nebraska with record warmth possible after a long cold winter. Reports of plowing planting and active gardens, plus seed and hardware sales at J. W. Hicks. Local injuries and visits, an Easter program at Baptist Sunday school, and farm machinery sale at H. L. Oswald are mentioned with local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
J. W. Hicks
Charlie Alexander
Merchants’ Mill
Clarence
Depue
Gilead
J. E. Kerr
Diller
H. L. Oswald’s
Wanted Colts For Pasture And Plymouth Rock Eggs For Sale
Wants include pasture for colts with blue grass and good water at $1 per month for the season. If taken out before the season, price rises to $1.25 per month. Plymouth Rock eggs offered at 50c per dozen. A team of John Carr’s horses ran loose, jumping a wire fence and taking posts and wire along the way near H. B. Rucker’s residence. Frank Layton, C. W. Rohrbaugh, and J. W. Fouts visited roads around Diller with a auto to judge work for prizes offered by the Diller Business Men’s Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
John Carr
H. B. Rucker
Frank Layton
Odell
C. W. Rohrbaugh
J. W. Fouts
Diller
Diller Business Men’s Association
Endicott News Notes of Business and Deaths
Endicott's growth continues with Haig hauling rock for a new store foundation and Stephen Shepherd selling stock to move to an eighty acre Kansas farm. Oliver Kelley, age 80, died at his son Charles’s home. funeral at the church with Rev. Walker, burial in Fairbury cemetery. Congressman Hinshaw will not seek reelection. Chas H Sloan of Geneva runs for the seat. C. C. Andrews advertises a purebred imported Percheron horse, 1750 pounds, three years old as of March 12, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haig
Stephen Shepherd
Kansas
Oliver Kelley
Charles
Walker
Fairbury
Kelley
O. L. Schumann
H. C. Dawson
Endicott
C. I. Clark
G. O. Taylor
Levi Wybark
Prescott
Kans
Steele City
Hinshaw
Chas. H. Sloan
Geneva
Our New Spring Goods Are Here
Local store announces a full spring stock across all lines for the entire family. Customers are invited to call and examine the updated inventory.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Steele City Press
Seer
The
Exchange Bank
C.C. Andrews
C. C. Andrews
Frank Chancellor
J. M. Thompson
R. B
Kinkaid
Sioux County
M. E. Church
Pearl Roderick
Dr. Taylor
Hanover
A. L. Viette
and Insurance
Columbia Fire Insurance Co
Omaha
Asas
Postoffice
C. J. Clark
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