11 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
1
Cold weather season is near and the shop invites customers to view a large stock of warm flannels woolen goods warm shoes caps gloves hosiery and more. Prices are stated as reasonable and the store pledges to meet all wants with cordial service.
Mr J Cook has a brother visiting him. Mrs A J Roderick is sick with tonsillitis. Dr DuVall of Davenport visited town. Mrs H B Rucker visited Endicott. Roderick returned to Council Bluffs. Born to Mr and Mrs Ed Hughes a boy on Nov 9. Maude Willey visited Fairbury. Ed Hicks builds a new barn for J H Ellermeier. Capt Andrews left for St Frances Kansas. G L brass collars passed through on a special. Secharman from Omaha visited and voted. Ladies Aid tied comforts at Mrs A T Phelps home. Deal of Omaha visiting Alex Cox. C I Clark shipped 17 barrels of apples to Davenport. Phelps delivered ballots and poll books to Fairbury. Minkler, Crane and Willey visited Fairbury. New England social planned by M E Ladies Aid on Nov 23. Post office contract awarded to D J Phipps of Norfolk Va at 56520. Hay for sale by James Whitney Steele City. Rope found in straw stack, part of Blauvelt’s loss. F V Lowe arrived with family. Kater Moore rent space for sale of cloaks and suits on Nov 14 15. C I Ellermeier noted. Clark defeated in election. Republicans won county offices.
The passage reports a coming cold wave timed with the election. It notes Mrs. John Whitted traveling to St. Joe for surgery, and social activity involving the Royal Neighbors lodge in Fairbury. It then details Newton precinct election results with vote tallies for amendments and various state and local offices, highlighting C. I. Clark as top vote getter for representative and Art Hamley’s candidacy.
In a public message C T Clark thanks supporters from the Newton precinct and elsewhere for their assistance in the primary and general elections and acknowledges the disappointment of friends at his defeat.
Miss Ella Wells visits her ailing aunt in Endicott Friday afternoon. Freddie Chas. Kelley, six, of Endicott, fell into an old well while sitting on a curb board and drowned after rescue efforts failed. Neighbors and family expressed sorrow and urged securing dangerous wells to prevent future tragedies.
The notice emphasizes bank stability and cooperation with customers in developing their business. It stresses appreciation of patronage, safe banking, and a mutually satisfactory, profitable relationship for the future financial wellbeing of both bank and patron. We shall be pleased to have you open an account with us.
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