Local News Notes From Fairbury and Surrounding Towns
The Fairbury area reports include Dr. Leach dentist office location and guarantee, Uhley & Diller deal with Orchard buyers, school notes from Steele City and DeWitt, plus weather and farm activity. Highlights mention C R Bracken adding a 16 by 20 two story kitchen and sleeping rooms, Grace Bee winning a W C T U medal contest judge, and local sports with Hollenberg versus Steele City.
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Dr. Leach
Fairbury
Leach
C. R. Bracken
Commercial Hotel
C I. Clark
M. E. Church
Grace Bee
Services at Baptist Church Next Sabbath
The Baptist church announces Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. sermon titled Loves Constraining from 2 Cor 5:14. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. evening service at 8 p.m. Rev. W. R. Moon invites the public to all services.
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Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
W. R. Moon
Street find. Steele City theft and town life notes
A lost black lace item is sought by Mrs. Cora Van Orsdal, with ads for Frank Crinklaw’s meat market and a reminder of waterworks bond votes in Diller and Western. The piece also recounts a Steele City social at Clepp hall with dancing, refreshments, fruit, and praise for local youths.
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Steele City
Cora van Orsdal
Frank Crinklaw
Frank
Diller
Saline
Fairbury News
Clepp Hall
Neck of the Woods
Treasurer's Statement from Steele City Nebraska Ledger
Statement by Village Treasurer L S Peterson for Steele City Nebraska shows receipts totaling 786.35 with cash balance 112.25. Disbursements include warrants 169 to 226 totaling 380.77 and balance on hand 405.58 at year end.
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L. S. Peterson
Village of Steele City Passes 1909 Appropriation Ordinance
Ordinance No 52 approves the annual appropriation for Steele City Nebraska Jefferson County for 1909. A total levy of 10 mills on taxable property funds officers salaries streets and alleys water park and general needs. Effective upon passage approval and publication dated April 16 1909 with H E Clapp as chairman and Eugene Zoellin as village clerk.
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Steele
City
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Steele City
H. E. Clapp
Eugene Zoellin
Job Printing Services Offered by The PRESS Office
The PRESS office offers professional job printing services for notices ads and bulletins. Contact the office for materials timelines pricing and proofs.
Fall in heat with new style family lines
The message promotes a warm weather shift in spring with a broad selection of hot weather items for the whole family. It promises available styles across all lines at agreeable prices and urges readers to shop for current fashions.
Do you need ammunition for either
The notice suggests availability of ammunition suitable for various needs and directs to a source offering options and guidance on selection.
Advertising puff for a hardware sporting goods store
An early 20th century style sales pitch urges readers to visit the shop for sporting goods cutlery hardware and tinware offering goods that look good at first sight and last.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steele City Markets
Hollenberg
Steele City Boys
Uhley & Diller
Orchard
Nebr
Ethel Whiting
DeWitt
C. C. Andrews
Guy O. Taylor
Steele City Public Schools
Harry Brown
Paul Wilcox
Paul
Bethel Hoeft
Marie
Earnest Wilson
Leslie
Cecil Wilt
Blanche
Roy Vandeman
Lloyd Callander
Genevieve Strawhacker
Forrest Reynolds
Jennie Cook
Ralph Luhm
Winnie Carr
Leota Porter
Frances Cox
Opal
Tiny Campbell
Hester Gillette
Emma Kelly
Carroll Wilson
Fay Clark
Sherman Bryant
Gail Strawhacker
Glen Roderick
Francis Clark
Gracie Strawhacker
Ralph Roderick
Perlie Reynolds
Elsie Badgock
Clay Peterson
Gladys Brown
Irma Harris
Sybil Blauvelt
Hazel Cox
Nannie Rucker
Nellie Bracken
Goldie _Luhm
Linnie Cook
Ralph
Schlarb
Harry Weddel
Grace Erwin
Rupert Andrews
Esther Bryant
Willie Ford
Maude Stewart
Lloyd Taylor
Eva
Ora Strawbacker
Winnie Wilson
Ah Stewart
Mary Hornbacher
the Baptist Church
Muy
G. I. Clark
The
Times
J. W. Hicks
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