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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
4
Citizen with labor and purse fuels town growth
A November 5, 1925 piece argues that citizens who combine hands on effort with financial support drive local progress. It states small towns can grow like cities through individual initiative and cooperative community efforts.
New Arrival Born to Mr and Mrs Chester Wilcox
A baby boy weighing ten pounds was born Wednesday November 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wilcox
Halloween Hall Gathered Guests In Lantern Glow
A dimly lit hall on the stairway landings hosted a Halloween event with a black witch, ghosts singing, and a fortune teller in the corner. Apples, pumpkin pie, doughnuts, and coffee were served as attendees celebrated a joyful evening.
Expected Shortage of Working Horses and Mules by 1930
The U.S. Department of Agriculture warns of a sharp drop in working-age horses and mules within five years if 1925 to 1929 birth rates do not rise. Projections show horses at 86 percent and mules at 74 percent of current numbers, with prices already signaling shortages and breeder interest increasing for quality stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Camel Gets A Way With Water Trick
A camel shows a peculiar skill by not swimming and uses a stable footing to stay above water when in running streams, enabling it to save itself from drowning with assistive aid.
Women Entrepreneurs Weigh Home Dinner Plans and Milk Prep
A reflection on working women balancing meals with business, urging organized dinners and pantry prep. Evaporated milk suggested as a reliable milk source, with recipes for Scalloped Ham and Potatoes and Fish casserole using simple ingredients and straightforward steps.
Classified Ad Column High Tone Rates And Offers
Small classified notices list items for sale including a sweater, pure bred white Rock roosters, two milk goats, large sheets of cardboard, paper bundles, and dry land potatoes from Steele City and Ford Nebraska. Names include Lyle Cassell Pearl Justis H A Staley Bert Miller with post November timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Justis
Steele City
Ford
Nebr
Bert Miller
Fragmented Local Notice From Damaged OCR
Readable fragments show an unusual lettered header and garbled text about aliens and a telephone. No clear events, names, dates, or places emerge to identify a coherent news item.
Weekend Visits and Local Socials Across Fairbury
Miss Hilda Janssen stays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Janssen in Fairbury this week. Mrs Will Compton Sr and sons visited the Charney Compton home Sunday. Kenneth Schmitt spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs George Schmitt. Mr and Mrs Will Banahan with baby George Banahan and Miss Bernyce Sullivan were noted guests. Rose Malady and John Knoke visited the Chas Kasparek home Wednesday evening and listened over the radio. A large crowd attended the…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Janssen
Fairbury
John Janssen
Will Compton Sr
Charney Compton
Kenneth Schmitt
Hie
George Schmitt
Will Banahan
George Banahan
Bernyce Sullivan
Rose Malady
John Knocke
Chas. Kasparek
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Town Links
Walter James left for Texas last week to bring his son Earl home after an injury. Mr. and Mrs. A C Peterson from Arkansas visit old friends a few days. Halloween party at W D Leaker’s Saturday night well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bakewell visited Clay Vaughts. Mrs. Ben Wells and children from Kenesaw S Dakota arrive for extended visit. Town sends many to Mt Vernon for Miss Stollings entertainment and pie social. George Stolting fell from a tower at the Sand Pit and suffered three broken ribs. W D Lenker out with rheumatism. Gladys and Edna Beedie weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter'James
Texas
Earl
A.C. Peterson
Arkansas
W. D. Leakers
Harry Bakewell
Clay Vaughts
Ben Wells
Kenesaw. S. Dakota
Expecting Latter Part of November
The note indicates an anticipated timeframe toward the end of the month of November. It refers to planning for events or actions expected to occur during the latter part of November.
Local Residents Visit and Callers Reported Sunday
Saturday visits include Mr. and Mrs. John Goes and Mrs. Frank Rathbun in Fair bury. Deli Greenwood stayed overnight with Floyd Heghes. Jesse Davis home welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis and Delores of Steele City on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goes
Frank Rathbun
Fairbury
Deli Greenwood
Floyd Heghes
Albert Menefee
Jess Davis
Joe Davis
Delores
Steele City
Vern. Justis
James
Alfred Reserer
Darkin
Mary
Martha James
O.A. Lietzan
Nate Simmons
Washington, Kansas
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Emil Harris
Gtriefly
Steele City Markets
Pete
Llaataaalilal All
Lyle Cassell
H. A. Staley
Farmerstate Bank
Steete City, Nebr
Rocky
Gladys and
Edna Beedie
America
Sramias Grn
Davis
Nat'l, Bank
C. T. Whitney
Hides & Young Stock
Fairbury, Nebraska
Cn. Rose
C. W. Rose
A. H. Phelps
Steele
City, Nebr
Dork
The
Steele City Press
Teliphone
le Amy Camerpemy
Pesephone
Lincela Telephone & Telesrafr
Earth 5
D. E. Bone Lumber Co
Kennedy
the Realty RY
Radio
Souis Vienne
SB Aumfalk & Franken
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