Steele City Pres Payable Strictly In Advance
A brief public notice states a payment of 150 dollars is required in advance. The notice warns adherence to the policy and directs recipients to settle prior to service or delivery.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
4
A brief public notice states a payment of 150 dollars is required in advance. The notice warns adherence to the policy and directs recipients to settle prior to service or delivery.
The piece notes modern electrification with 2x10^8 volts implied, 2.5 percent of American farmers with electric homes, about 40 000 radio receivers across 700 counties, and Paris police using pocket phones. It quotes a tale from Greeley Independent about a merchant who succeeds by full-page ads.
Little Dale Light is sick. Walter James delivered corn to Lou Wolfe this week. Milo Adams husks corn for Walter James this week. Fred Kenning Jr husks corn for Perry Carrier this week. Families and neighbors spent Sunday with relatives. Abox supper and program at District 3 drew attendees. Various residents visited and traveled between Steele City Axtell Fairbury Morehead Kansas City during the week.
Earl Nutter spent Sunday with Cecil Nutter’s. George Leper and family visited Barneston this Sunday. Wesley Elzy began husking corn for C. Preilwitz on Monday. Will Keily and Earl Nutter went to Hollenberg Monday. Relatives from Fairbury visited Mr. and Mrs. Preilwitz and family. Otis Allen spent Sunday with Will Warnke. A volleyball set and new books are hoped for from our social and program. Please help on Friday Nov 14 at 7:30.
Mr and Mrs Robert McClean announce the birth of a daughter. Gladys Packer missed school on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Cash Babcock and Mrs L C Wolf hosted the Christian Endeavor social. A pie supper supported the U S County Convention. William Fielder died in Salt Lake City. funeral in Fairbury beside his wife in Hollenberg cemetery with family from Beatrice Fairbury Emma and Herbert attending.
An old advertisement note mentions Read Bros selling furniture in Fairbury Nebraska. It also promotes F A Moon and Son Quality Monuments at reasonable prices in Fairbury since 1886. The fragment references a quote by John Erskine and a metallic symbol phrase about time.
In Steele City a market update notes operation on sea wine with 48 units handled. The brief item highlights local business activity and stock movements for the reporting period.
John Meyer installed a radio for Frank Miller on Saturday. Victor Eddieman bought a new Ford for himself and family. Miss Tillie Learing staying with Mrs Praise visited home folks on Sunday. Virgil Welch of Hanover spent several days with relatives. Pearl Welches and Mr and Mrs Stephen Stavaales visited a sister near Endicott. Ernie Fielder and family attended his grandfather’s funeral at Fairbury Sunday.
Mrs. Gam Davis traveled home to Henrietta Oklahoma after a brief visit with sister Mrs. Frank Miller. J A Marshall Mrs Northup and three children of Diller stayed Wednesday through Sunday visiting cousins Mrs Jane and Frank Brenneis.
Regular services in German every Sunday at 10 30 am. Sunday School one hour earlier. English services every other Sunday evening at nine pm. The next English service will be held Nov 23. Rev W Lobsien Pastor.
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