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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
4
State Deputy J. A. Walker spoke to the lodge. Mr. Wm. Schutte sold his farm east of town last week and moved to a farm of Mr. Else north of town where Mr. Roy Derrick now lives. We extend Mr. Schutte a hearty greeting as one of our neighbors and citizens.
Orville Belding lost a horse and is recovering from illness. The Rocky Hollow school closes Friday May 16. Various local visits and family news are noted, including Mrs. Charley Compton and Mrs. John Malady. Emiet Kenning leaves for Camp Dodge after a visit, while others visit the Belding and Malady households. A new corkscrew invention is described.
Tomorrow at the opera house William S Hart stars in a two reel western drama followed by a three reel Fatty Arbuckle comedy as the feature. On May 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bugbee in Steele City Marie Bugbee married Ray Barber with music and modest reception. The couple will reside in Fairbury at 314 West 3rd Street after May 20.
The Embroidery Club met Wednesday with Miss Edna Seitz. Roy Haverty arrived home having received his honorable discharge. Medina Brown of Haddam visits friend Ber nice Haverty. Joe Alexas hosted a party Friday night to a nice crowd. Ralph Howland visited home folks and then returned to Ft. Riley hospital. Mr and Mrs Will Seitz and others spent Tuesday at Pat Haverty's.
A fragmentary OCR text from a school notes column hints at student achievements and campus events. Despite incomplete lines, readable names and dates point to classroom and activity highlights.
Frank Rose moved to Endicott last Saturday. Miss Lola Packer will teach in the Endicott school next term. Matt Martin and family were visiting in town the first of the week. The Misses Kiskall of Steele City dined with their uncle Nick last Sunday. Mrs. Iva Blanchard visits her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend, this week.
Report of the condition of the Farmers' State Bank of Steele City Nebraska as of May 3 1919 includes assets loans and discounts 107877.14 overdrafts 557.95 liberty bonds 2380 currency 1500 banking house fixtures 3300 cash items 422.83 due from banks 16434.84 gold silver 643.42 total assets 135810.84 liabilities capital stock 10000 surplus undivided profits deposits 125810.84 total 135810.34 notarized by cashier R S Wilfley and directors Luther Bonham G L Willey with notary PD Erehart May 12 1919.
Advice urges campers to buy a bottle of Chamberlain’s Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home. It cannot be obtained on hunting trips or while traveling by rail or ship. the safe plan is to carry it. Sold at Tavior's Pharmacy.
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