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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
4
An administrative entry from Steel City Nebraska notes a second class mall matter dated November 26 1904 under the act of Congress of March 1 1879. The read appears as a legal or civic notice concerning property or zoning within the town.
Local notes report Henry Stolttig sheltering day by day plans. Mr Pade af and others travel to Liberty. Rev McFarland hosts Sunday evening guests including Lincoln visitors. Geo Stolting served as section foreman. Slaughter family from Wymore attended church. Town crews gravel streets with Clay Vanghu grading. Bakewell farm resident moves restaurant oversight.
A collection of small notes from State Line area events. Lou Wolf delivered a new Buick while another person shipped hogs to market. Weekend visits occurred among residents in Hollenbere and Washington. A sick visit was made to the Bert Hughes home. The Ray Cassell family visited Steele City, and Estella James returned to Tennessee. Joe James and Margaret Goes wed March 16 at Hanover. Congratulatory mentions extend to Sam Friday and the Garrett and Greenwood families.
Fragmentary notes mention Heilenberg Route Erowest Mosier and an illness hint. The text references a person named Beis and mentions Sunday events with ages and family terms but details are unclear.
Mr and Mrs Jease Davis visited relatives at Blue Maria Mosier left for Denver Colorado for employment Mrs Frank Miller returned after visiting Fairbury Brenneis family entertained relatives and friends Sunday Roy Welch of Henvy and Mr and Mrs Harry Welch Hanover visited Pearl Welches Mr and Mrs Fred Schmidtt and canner Miss Ellen James and Brenners were Sunday travelers at Henry Sands St Friday for her home Miss Elle James of Belleville Kansas accompanied her home
The clip reports social visits and work assignments across Rocky Rollow and nearby towns. It lists residents such as Salora Sehmitt Jacqueline Syron Marlo Adams Hazel Lange Walter James and others with daily tasks, visits, illness, schooling and farming activities including cattle and corn dealings.
Mrs. Ralph Ahlers’s class in District 31 will close Friday March 27 for a patron picnic. E R Dade of Lincoln is visiting nearby this week to oversee farm interests and install new steel posts fencing.
Mr Packer drove to Powell Sunday for a visit with Roscoe Parker. Hogs and cattle shipped. Bul Decker and men worked near the Pratt farm where Mrs Allie Jones visited friends in north Hollenberg last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Justis announce the birth of a boy Monday March 23. Miss Lacey Weber confined to home with severe cold. Mr and Mrs Pete Sands announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday March 24. Grant Wing of Gilead and Fred Weber of Fairbury visited Charley Weber Sunday. Miss Eleanor Cicsnated led a music service Sunday night. Miss Gladys Packer to lead next Sunday night. Mr Rene Hatten of Morrowville preached at the M FE building Sunday morning with text Matthew 11:28 25 30.
A historical notice outlines changes to parcel post rates and service charges. A two cent base fee applies to each parcel with optional expedited handling at ninety five cents, and money order fees adjust upward. Additional percentage and per dollar charges are specified for various values, including a three cent receipt fee for registered mail.
Fragmentary market listings show dairy butterfat at .86 while milk price figures and grain figures appear jumbled. Readers are advised to consult the next issue for complete pricing and item details.
Clarence Wilson son of Mr and Mrs J G Wilson underwent an appendectomy Thursday in Grand Island. Reports say he is getting along very nicely. If it is Furniture See Rewa Bros Fairbury.
State Line Lutheran Church holds regular German services every Sunday at 1050 mm. Sunday School lasts one hour and there are English services on alternate Sunday evenings at 8 pm. The next feted service will be led by Pastor Apo Rev. WoL bsien.
District 88 reports Beulah Kurtz Percy Kurtz Clara Lampe Dorothy Lampe Paul Lampe Calvin No Ga Faye Nida Mirian Nida Little LeRoy Lampe son of Rudolph Lampe reported Venysies with peumonia Percy Kurciz surprised by a neighbor crowd at his eleventh birthday celebration Saturday afternoon. Hope Currier and Dave Kuper from Beatrice visited Friday afternoon. Clara Prothy Lampe Lovia Schanek took eight rede examinations at Steele City last Thursday and Friday.
Congress fixes new rates to start in April. Letters pay one cent more on government cards and private post cards require two cents. Circulars and pamphlets rise to one half cent per two ounces, with many printed matter limited to third class and newspapers remain unchanged.
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