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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
5
Supplement to the Steele City Press issue number 18 presents a political advertisement. It outlines candidate positions and policy emphasis likely aimed at voters in Steele City.
E H Hinkle promotes Rosecomb Rhode Island Reds with 2196 eggs laid from May to March. May Ist pullets yielded 81 eggs each, early sales exceed 400 for hatching. Birds are active, with chick news and matings advertised. Local society notes include a party for Will Jones and a storm impacted gathering.
Raymond Fielder works for Carl Ames and served as Steele City caller Monday while Otto Leitzen and Carl Brenneis were Washington callers Friday. Mrs. Jasper Henderson and Mrs. Pat Haverty are on the sick list. Monroe Bratten of Washington Iowa visits Ed Mund. Lonie Moore spent weekend with his uncle Will Moore. Mrs Charley Justis returned home after caring for her new grandson at Mr Manleys. Mrs Stone returned to her Hollenberg home after a short visit at the Eddleman. G E Bratten went to Washington to visit a sick mother.
A church announces Sunday services shifted by half hour with Epworth League at 7 15 and preaching. The pastor will speak on How Christ feeds His Saints from John 14 15 21 and then on the second coming with an extended discussion of prophecies and end times.
Beach has been on the sick list this week. Henry Jones sold his property near the Burlington depot. Mr John C Kerry purchased treache property and will rent it. Orvine Kiner and Ira Carter attended the Bryan meeting in Fairbury Sunday evening. George Slaughter visited his sister Mrs Kirschener in Humboldt earlier this week. Young people from Steele City and Fairbury attended a literary event Friday evening.
Rocky Hollow reports Perry Carrico and wife drove to Fairbury on Monday. Mrs Perry-Cuthbert is on the sick list. Elsie Wells stayed Monday night with the Frank Price family. Frank Price and family visited Charley Wells. Charley and Marie Compton were at the Malady home on Sunday.
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