03 Nov 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
1
The Busy Big Store advertises a double service in quality goods and selling method. It highlights a selection of necessary articles in stock and emphasizes the standard of merchandise and customer care at the same location.
Town column reports election day upcoming and Halloween not a holiday. Various locals named including J H Ellermeier visiting Enidc ott, family visits to Fairbury, cattle and hog shipments, new windows, a surprise party for Mabel Teenie, church events, and an improving injury case George Hughes.
Car load of northern potatoes arrived last Friday and again Tuesday with prices at 85 cents to $1.00 per bushel. Local voters and community notes cover church supper plans election day and varied social visits.
A brief note describes Lee pants marketed under the Honest Now Would You label. It mentions fabric quality and a casual Wearer appeal. The text provides little context about release date or retailer.
Local dealer touts a large sale on heaters over two weeks with many late pattern models still available. Prices quoted include 4.50 8.60 12.50 and 13.00 as they push Famous Great Western and Triumph Eclipse ranges, plus Malleable Steele with a ten year guarantee.
Ge W Carmichael spent last week with his brother J T Carmichael at St Francis Kansas where crops are poor yet ground is good for next year and wheat acreage will be large. Fred Kennedy’s house burned from a faulty flue after breakfast. insurance was about 400 dollars and Kennedy moved to the Picker ing house. A Cone church Halloween social at C C Andrews’ home featured orange and black decor, white dresses, music by Maud Willey and Gertrude Andrews, and a hearty supper.
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