Busy Big Store Offers Dual Service At Old Location
The Busy Big Store advertises twofold service at the familiar venue. It highlights quality goods and a distinctive selling approach while listing a handful of essential items in stock.
10 Nov 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
1
The Busy Big Store advertises twofold service at the familiar venue. It highlights quality goods and a distinctive selling approach while listing a handful of essential items in stock.
Local items note Mrs H E Clapp traveling to Fairbury Tuesday and Mr and Mrs G A Hamley in Fairbury Thursday. Eyes tested at Dr Barron and a show in Postway Wildneedey night are mentioned along with visits by Miss Myrtle Kelley, Mrs Crinklaw, and others.
Public sale announced by A M Strawbacker as he moves to Fairbury. Mrs A M Jens and two children visit from Chicago, with Jens accompanying to Colorado on business. Monument crews from Washington Granite Works set granite markers for Mrs Joseph Stewart’s family burial lot, then head to Dill er Neb to set another monument. Local tax reminders warn delinquency accrues interest. Geo Lightbody of Harbine dies by self inflicted gunshot, leaving a wife and four children.
A local clothing note announces a new line of CAR LEER pants branded Honest Now Would You and produced from fabric by J. H. Ellermeier. The item highlights the designer's material source and the new apparel release.
A local merchant advertises a two week heater sale with models priced at 4 50 8 60 12 50 and 18 00. The lineup features Great Western and Triumph Eclipse ranges plus the Malleable Steele with a ten year guarantee, highlighting superior construction and neighborly reputation.
In NewTon precinct 180 ballots produced 45 straight tickets: 23 Republican 22 Democratic. Republican county ticket won except for sheriff Hughes, who defeated by a small margin. Socialist candidate R. Thompson drew 76 votes in his home precinct, outrunning both major parties. Nearby Endicott tallies showed 28 for Thompson.
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