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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
4
An early 1964 notice from Steele City Nebraska promotes a subscription plan with pricing in advance. The fragment cites a steady rate of 81.80 in a context tied to mail or print services and mentions a congress or meeting reference.
Junior Class hosted the Senior Class at C. I. Clark home with toasts by Prof. Shaffer and Fey Clark. Harry Weddle spoke for the Seniors as guests enjoyed a multi course menu prepared by Junior mothers. An 9 pm orchestra provided music and organizers hailed the event as a finest Steele City affair. Clarence Darling marked his 35th birthday with a neighbor gathering including cake and ice cream. The Steele City home talent play The Congressman drew a fair crowd at Turner Hall with Miss Palmer and Elmer Birth delivering notable performances.
The notice shows 1600 National Guardsmen 800 G A R members 5000 horses and riders 8000 supernumeraries and many aircraft and ships. It describes New York siege scenes with Wall Street in flames and a conqueror in the streets. Seek ad elsewhere in this issue.
Dick Osborne bought a new buggy last week. Lou Wolf shipped cattle to Kansas City Monday. Miss Grace Eddleman visits relatives in Beatrice. Carl Ames and family were in Steele City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lewis and Ed Justis motored to Endicott Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. James and children were Washington callers Saturday. Ernie Wilt and family visited Ed Justis home Friday. Willard McEwe and near Morrowville visitors at Pat Haverty's Sunday. Ned and Fern Justis, Herbert Clark and Maude at Will Moore home Sunday. Mrs Iva Blanchard of Topeka came to see her mother, Mrs Townsend, who is poorly. Chester, Manley and family, Ray Justis at Charles Justis home Sunday.
Lawrence Dade is on the sick list. Miss Lillie Cook spent Tuesday night with friends in Endicott. The Rose Hill school closed Friday with a large picnic. Mrs. Carrico visited the Dace home Sunday. Mrs. Emmet Nutter and children left for Colorado Tuesday. Mrs. Natter and Almaesine from Patbur y accompanied them. Miss Anim Malady, Lillie Cook, and Mrs. Lee Earhart visited Rocky Hollow school Friday afternoon.
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