17 Nov 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
1
A fragment notes the familiar shop setting and lists a few necessary articles in stock, reflecting a casual cataloging of items and routine readings from a local merchant page.
Fragmentary OCR text shows market price entries and numbers with unclear items. Appears to record small price figures and item codes without complete context or readable names or events.
The Hol Press notes Strawhacker's sale tomorrow and lists various local items from residents visiting towns, schooling notes, and minor community movements. Names include Miss Naomi Weddle, Dr Barron, G C Andrews, Mrs New, Mrs Clapp, and others with brief travel and subscription mentions.
Mrs Blair and son visited from Wednesday to Sunday with her sister Mrs Bridwell and family. A three act comedy on stage currently is the McNamara Hyde and Lormimer trials. Chas Lee and wife left for borne City Kansas after a few days with James and Cal Whitney. For sale one cow and farm items. King Phelps bagged a goose with shotgun. Capt Megonigle of Elk City Kansas visited and brought two cattle cars to Kansas City. Wilsey bought five Poland China hogs at Bakewell sale. average $27 per head. Chelanders of Olph Kansas to visit for special music at Baptist church. An exchange notes a goose wedding gift. Farmers urged to attend Farmers Institute at Hollenberg next Monday. women’s session included. George Hughes improving after accident and to Omaha hospital.
A compact list of seasonable hardware items and tools including braces bits augers planes levels draw knives try squares rulers chisels screwdrivers files shell brackets shotguns and shells rifles cartridges kerosene gasoline hand separator oil sewing machine oils automobile oils axle grease coal shovels washing boards tubs and accessories. The entry signs off with F W Hicks.
Ralph Beaver reports minus 33 degrees in Saskatchewan as he arrives from the province. The D. of H lodge entertained spouses with games at Mrs. Clark’s home. Dr. S. E. Hawes dies at Fairbury from heart trouble after years there. May Palmer leaves for Eau Claire as a touring instructor. County Treasurer Berry warns on delinquent taxes with deadlines and interest. M. E. Church notes cover Ladies Aid meetings and a planned social at the parsonage with refreshments and games.
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