26 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
1
For sale some young horses and mules ready for work. Also one coming 2 year old registered Percheron stallion. See if interested in good stock. C. Andrews. 3-19-41 Carpenter and Cabinet Maker. Work guaranteed. John Beckman painting and paper hanging and car painting. Ph Beckman. 5ta. p.
The final literary program was held Tuesday night with Mr. Olsen, a former high school teacher, visiting town. The event drew many residents as Miss Gear and Mr James announced plans for a Hartzell farm home. The Little Clodhopper play drew praise and the crowd packed the hall showing strong community support.
Mrs. Ro LL Bryant entertained the D. of He Kensington at her home last Friday afternoon. Out of town guests included Mrs. Vernon Cox and her daughter Marion Jean of Talmadge Nebraska. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Jefferson county Nebraska dealer Wolf from Washington county Kansas sent 59 Duroc Jersey hogs to the local market Thursday totaling 328 pounds average. The shipment sold at the extreme top price of 14.10 per hundredweight, reflecting Wolf’s large scale cattle and hog business and his long history of topping trade in distant markets.
Last Ladies Aid at North Church held its final meeting of the year on Wednesday the 18th. Officers were elected for the coming year with Pres. Mrs Wim. Pearson and others named. A flower committee and corresp. secretary were listed. The next event, an April 1st drive, invites all members to attend and bring dues.
Notice reads that the Piperensiage business relocates to the building previously occupied by under's Cate. The message promises improved service and a tentative viewing date on Saturday with plans to deliver produce and provide twelve alozed items.
An old ad claims gas on the stomach made Mrs. Cook nervous. It promotes Adler as a remedy to relieve gas and bloating, promising quick relief and a cleansing effect. Advertisement from Arner's Drug Store endorses the product.
Rev B W Davis leads Steele City church services including Sunday School at 9 0 0 a m Morning Worship 11 a m and Evening Service 7 30 p m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m A church note asks if readers have paid last year’s pledge and subscribed to the current year’s pledge with a proportionate amount.
The Ladies Aid elected officers with Mrs North as president and Mrs Palmer as vice president. Mrs Samp son was secretary and Mrs Barber praised for her efforts. The group raised over $235 at a January 16 banquet, leaving a net profit of about $60 after expenses. The auxiliary is seen as worthy of its aims.
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