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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1923

Page

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Seed prices and stockholders elect officers in Steele City

Cane seed and grains priced per bushel or pound by White Hardware Co. at Fairbury. Seed offerings include Amber, Orange, Sudan Grass, Kaffir Corn, Yellow Seed Corn, White corn, and Alfalfa. Succeeding item notes Steele City Improvement Co. stockholders met Tuesday. expenses reduced dividends. R T Garrett as president with a slate of officers and directors elected.

Belding Schlenberger St. Charles Steele City Improvement Co R. T. Garrett Hugh Garrett Wm. Garrett Geo. Patterson F. W. Lowe G. A. Hamiley Wm. Barber

Mother's Day signals end of school and spring notes

Local notes report Mothers Day next Sunday and the final week of classes. Along with travel and weather updates, items cover a new Ford purchase, residents visiting kin, job moves in brick yards, egg sales, and school events in Steele City and Fairbury.

F. W. Lowe

Church News Delegates and Plans at Steele City Church

Miss Elma Bloom and Mrs. E. E. Shultz led Sunday School delegates to the County Convention. Mother's Day service and a High School baccalaureate were scheduled. New Christian Endeavor officers named, and a Junior C. E. invitation urged a May 20 meeting. A Hangchow Presbyterial Society report urged Bible reading prayer giving and outreach by women. Pastor Knauer urged support for the Board of Home Missions debt to place Steele City on the map.

Knauer Elma Bloom E. E. Shultz F. V. Lowe Sampsom Forsha Andrew Phelps Bridwell Deems Brown Keaver Christian Endeavor Society Russell Andrews Howard Deems C. E Hangchow China Board of Home Missions Zion Steele City F. G. Knauer

Min den and Fairbury Visitors and Cattle for Sale

Mrs T R Armstrong of Min den Nebr visited briefly with Mr N M Forsha in Fairbury Nebr Dr W F Kuhnley osteopath advertised office and residence numbers Mrs Esther Barber and child visited Steele City friends between trains Two cows for sale one fresh and one due soon advertised by A H Gretzinger

T. R. Armstrong Minden, Nebr N. M. Forsha W. F.kuhnley Osteopath 1St Nat. Bank Fairbury Nebr Esther Barber Little Daughter Steele City Friends A.H. Gretzinger

Fairbury Team Starts Season With Winning Look

Weather favors corn planting as Fairbury baseball team, pennant winners last year, begin a strong season. Visitors include Kansas City's Leo Borsha and Mrs. Franzen, who plan to move to Indiana. R E Riley works with the county fair ad plans. S Wilfley attends a Knights of Pythias meeting in Hastings. Frank Manley resigns as section foreman. Taylor from Voniphan takes his place.

Fairbury R. S. Wilfley Hastings Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Frank Manley Taylor Voniphan Frank

For Sale Canna Bulbs and Seed Corn Ad

For sale Canna bulbs 650 for 1.00 and White seed corn 1.25 per bushel. W. C. Kasparek Steele City. Phone 8211.

W. C. Kasparek Steele City

Ballingers Move From Central City To Grand Island

Mrs. Charles Ballinger and baby left yesterday for Grand Island after visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger are relocating from Central City to Grand Island where Mr. Ballinger will work in the dispatcher's office for the Union Pacific.

Charles Ballinger Baby Grand Island Mrs. Ballinger Central City Mr. Ballinger Union Pacific

Seed corn and canna bulbs advertise sale

Local ad announces 20 bushels of select white seed corn at 1.40 per bushel and canna bulbs at 0.25 each, while supplies last. Advertisement by Mike Banahaw.

Long-Lived Trees Across Species

The text notes oak trees begin rot around 300 years, yet can live past 500. It lists a 275 year larch, a 42% year silver fir, and a pine over 400 years. The yew is highlighted for resisting time and may survive 1000 years or more.

Early American Methodism Origins and Key Pioneers

Immigrant founders from Ireland and England established the first Methodist society in America, led by Philip Kinbury in New York. About 1700 Robert Strawbridge began preaching and forming societies in Maryland, with Maryland’s start argued as earlier or contemporaneous. The exact sequence remains disputed.

America Ireland England United States Philip Kinbury New York Robert Strawbridge Frederick County Maryland

Giving and Receiving: A Moral Reflection by Seneca

A Seneca reflection argues that the harm from misplacing benefit harms others more than not receiving it. The piece emphasizes reciprocal responsibility and personal fault in generosity and receipt.

Seneca

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Ironman Clark’s Store International Manure Spreader Is F. Vv Mickie Dr. Leach F. & M. Bank Geo. Porter G. H. Newton Fairbury, Nebr Adv Joe Outhier C. Pethoud Endicott J. Y. Miller of J. H. Pickering Agnes Zoellin Chicago R. H. Clapp Elton Lincoln Frank Varley Thos. Anderson Will Dicker, & Son Hanover Austin Emerick Mies Jack Frost Opera House B. E Proud Nebraska Wesleyan [University Charles Hugh Greenwood Roy Lee Phelps Bryan Ackerman Sminia Church News Leo Borsha Kansas City Onka Franzen Indiana R. E. Riley Chamber of Commerce T. W. Zoellin Florence Oil Stores. & Ranges Florence Sele C. R. Bracken Mike Banahaw
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