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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
4
A short period notice states Thursday publication cadence, annual cycle, and subscription price of 1 50 in advance. It mentions second class mail status and poste restante at Steele City Nebraska with archival compress rules from 1870.
John Malady is laid up with a crippled hand this week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Olen Nutter on April 15. Miss Margaret Stafford is employed by Mrs. John Byron. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Nutter on Friday April 17. Geo Schmidt and Bill Jones sold hogs to Ed Schell last week. John Jansen and family visited Fred Kenning Jr. Opal Compton stayed with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Malady. Mrs. Will Compton and Paul and Glenn visited the Chas Compton home.
Families and pupils in Districts 3 and 31 marked Arbor day by planting shrubs and trees. Harve Warner family spent Sunday at the Walter James home while Mildred Kenning and Howard Williams earned Progress Pins in Penmanship. Frances Robertson traveled to Reynolds Nebraska to work for his uncle Ralph Fentinan. Mrs John Lockheart recovering from appendicitis at Fairbury hospital returned home. Lila Belding, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Belding, after an operation at Fairbury hospital, was sent home Sunday.
Notarized report under the 1912 Act shows Emil Harris as owner and publisher of the Steele City Press at Steele City Nebraska. Bondholders include The Farmers State Bank and A D Rough with ownership listings sworn April 28 1924.
The group toured Mrs Buoy District 32 then District 64 led by Mrs Fanders and District 12 with Mrs Webster. Pupils study Japanese language basics and spring songs. Harold Manley out after mobile accident. Endicott moves noted for Alice Halsey and Bennie Halsey. Eighth grade exams May 1 2. progress pins awarded to Mary Wallace and Chas Lowe.
Kenneth Menefee remains ill under Dr. Burnaman. Mrs. Katie Seitz led the Liberty Embroidery Club meeting. Rosa Haverty visited from Blue Springs and Miss Reva Menefee from Verdun joined Jesse Davis. Clarence Sand and Rosa Haverty wed recently in Marysville, Kansas. Clark's store redecoration improves appearance.
Camp style notice urges readers to attend a Wednesday band concert in Steele Civ. at the Steele City Opera House. The event is Saturday May 3 and features Miss Compson in a program labeled a master piece of the screen.
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