Dresses in gingham and plaids line up in sorted colors
A display features a nice line of dresses in gingham, plaids and checks arranged by color. The assortment emphasizes a cohesive look and easy coordination for buyers.
04 May 1923
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
1
A display features a nice line of dresses in gingham, plaids and checks arranged by color. The assortment emphasizes a cohesive look and easy coordination for buyers.
Reports from the Dilner and Ellis vicinity say a small cyclone passed Tuesday. Wind mills and outbuildings sustained damage though no injuries were reported. At Charlie Fisher farm a hay rack burned off a wagon and at Jake Messmer a hen house was overturned.
Fragments note visits and illnesses including Otis Alien with measles and Measles illness. Frank Manley visitas Marysville Saturday. Dr Leach dentist. Dr Newton eyes ear nose throat Fairbury. Cattle and hog shipments by local firm. Union Pacific ad highlighted. Emma Shultz visiting Cox Blue Hill. Wm Pearson seeking medical treatment in St Joe. Telephones lines repaired after rain. Wm and Mrs Pearson away for medical care.
Eggs For Setting White Wyandotte eggs for sale five cents each. Mrs Thos Anderson.
A large crowd attended Mr. Weddel's sale and reports say most items sold at good prices. Mrs. Weddel plans to stay around Steele City after returning from Carleton. Dr. W F Kuhnley osteopath is listed at Fairbury Nebraska with office and residence numbers. Miss Bery Talcott, staying with sister Mrs. E C Caseell, went to Hollenberg and back.
For sale 124 acres eight miles from Steele City. Terms available through F. C. Prail Bremen Kans. Public notice style classified ad offering land with inquiry contact.
C. C. Andrews tents the stock cattle stockyard on Wednesday. Bert Miller of Apepee Nebraska arrived with two cars of potatoes to dispose of in town. Despite the rain, many children observed the usual May day custom of hanging baskets filled with flowers.
Mrs. Will Hoeft and her daughter visit Spokane relatives while E L Earhart buys the Guy Goeller property in the southeast part of town. After improvements the Earhart family will move into their new home.
An advertisement lists 20 bushels of very choice white geed corn at 1.40 dollars per bushel and Canna bulbs scented a dozen while they last. Adv. Mike Banahan.
Miss Emma Shultz wraps up an eight month term with a Saturday picnic for patrons and pupils in District 53 south of Thompson. Nearby, G B Cassell plans a Horton Kansas filling station after selling livestock to Kansas City and St. Joseph. Lady visitors and family news mix with local notices about Mr Cassell, Mrs Ballinger, and community events.
Seed prices listed for Cane Seed Black and Red Amber at 2.25 per bu Orange 3.00 Sudan Grass 0.17 per lb Kaffir Corn 1.75 per bu Belding and Schlenberger Yellow Seed Corn 2.00 per bu St Charles White 2.00 per bu Alfalfa Seed 12.00 per bu Samples furnished and mail orders promptly taken care of White Hardware Co Fairbury South Side of Square.
A carload of hard coal is expected in a few days. Those wishing to obtain coal should place their orders now and collect it when the car arrives. Bone-McLucas- Adv.
The article notes England houses the oldest manuscript on rotten paper in the British Museum dated 1048. It mentions another ancient piece in the Library of Fame and 1085 AD as a marker of material shift from raw cotton to parchment among Christian successors of the Spanish Saracens.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Steele City Improvement Co. will be held at their hall at 8 o'clock Monday evening, May 7. Geo Patterson, Sec.
A fragmented OCR item shows a terse exchange implying a June release or decision. Names and clear context are unreadable, leaving only a fleeting dialogue about marriage and a possibly humorous or mistaken quote.
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