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Notice states a weekly publication schedule with Thursday release and a price of $1.50 payable in advance.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
4
Notice states a weekly publication schedule with Thursday release and a price of $1.50 payable in advance.
Mrs Wells, mother of Mrs Arther, is visiting this week. Mrs A Lenker departed for Good fig Idaho to visit her kin who is quite ill.
The week’s social notes show Mrs. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher of Herrington Kansas visiting Mrs. Cora Ahlers in Washington. Homer Else recovering after surgery at Dr. Lynch’s hospital. O B Monroe, station agent, on a ten day layoff. Families from Powell and Hadam visit relatives Sunday. Will Lepage funeral held April 22 at M. E. Church with Rev. Knepp presiding.
A promotional appeal explains that clipping the coupon will yield a free illustrated book about General Motors Proving Ground tests and car selection tips. It notes GM builds over a million cars yearly, claims savings benefits passed to buyers, and promises further free booklets on GM cars that fit readers’ budgets.
Butterfat prices in Steele City markets show No 1 quality trading at quoted levels. Market observers note tight supply and steady demand from dairy processors and bakers as the butter market absorbs recent price shifts.
A Lincoln state department rejects a road gravel bid for being too low, warning that the cheapest option may yield poor work. The piece also urges readers to support the local weekly paper and hints at advertising rate concerns.
May day at the school house featured floral decorations and student performances. The event showcased the Freshmen program last week with engaging class presentations and participation from tenth graders, signaling a bright, profitable day for the school community.
A rustic scene shows Joe Brown imagining a million dollars while outdoors, talking with a cashier about eventual plans. He jokes he would buy pigs and make money, revealing a simple, humorous wish amid a morning by the river.
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