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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
4
Fragments mention Perry Pana B and Steele City Markets with scattered terms on produce and payments. An unclear item references Friar Payable and advance details, leaving readers with a partial glimpse of market notices and financial terms.
A promotional passage touts a $500 yearly rate for the State Journal as affordable and nonpartisan. It claims the paper serves the whole family with independent coverage and exclusive features. It urges readers to subscribe now as upcoming state and national legislative sessions will be of unusual interest.
The piece lists various Sunday visits and gatherings. Families like the Beldings Willians and Andersons shared time at the Andy Belding home and with Tom Anderson. A surprise hoe down hosted by Walter Nutter and friends at Will Jones Sr. home featured sandwiches cake and coffee.
Public auction announced for Wednesday November 17 starting at 10300 m. Free lunch at noon. Bring own cups. Lot includes horses three ages with weights 1500 1200 1400 1000 1200, cattle ten head including three milkers, calves and heifer stock, one avade bull 2 years, implements including McCormick binder mower and tools, Jay Hawk stacker and sweep. J. & Wolldell Ave.
Read notes from forty years ago including Geo White selling a car of apples at 76 cents a bushel and Bert Risley leading the Steele City Advance. The Harmony Union program at Steele City church features Mrs. Bertha Bari and various tributes. The column also recalls a quip about arithmetic and a scene with Tommy Smith.
A fragment shows a student dialogue about a teacher and a pun on halves, followed by a garbled health claim about a remedy. The piece also mentions a Chronicle Telegram and references low vitality and serious disease in disjointed fashion.
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