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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
4
A November 17, 1927 Legion pesket supper at the opera house drew about 200 guests. Attendees lined up cafeteria style for a wide assortment of dishes while the American Legion served coffee. The event honored war ending nine years prior and paid reverence to those who sacrificed their lives.
A local legal notice names FV Lowe as plaintiff and D Clerk Geo in a civil action filed in the county court. The brief item notes the filing but provides no further details on claims or dates.
A letter from Mr. and Mrs. EB Kendall of Phoenix recounts a journey to Bisbee and Cananea Old Mexico. They describe travel from Florence to Bisbee and the visit to Charley Thompson, a Bisbee bank cashier, then crossing the Mexican line with passports and emigration checks amid customs delays.
A recent Group II program featured Juniors like Eva Fuqua Edna James and Laura Phelps. Members practiced lessons, discussed Unknown Soldiers Jokes and parliamentary law while the science and English classes explored forces insects and The Merchant of Venice.
The upcoming Friday night game in Steele pits Endicott against Steele City with high hopes after strong early season showings. The second team travels to Powell Friday, and students are urged to attend at 7:30 to boost the players and enjoy a warm, full arena.
The meeting opened with devotions led by Charles Lowe. The Hi Y convention at York was discussed. A year’s program was outlined by the boys. Virgil Bugbee gave a talk on the State Fair Conference for Hi Y boys. The remainder of the evening was spent in games. One fellow joked the games were an endurance test.
Mrs. Curry visited at the Geo. Smith home Tuesday. Emil Kenning and spouse spent Wednesday evening with Malady family. Miss Specht held a school fair Friday night at Rose Hill. Miss Anderson and Norman Fentiman received a box of chocolates. Sandwiches and coffee were sold after the event. The Malady and Rose Banshaw households took a trip to Beatrice Friday. George Smith's Fairbury mother visited Thursday and Friday. Colorado visitors Julie and Charles McCandles and Kansas City relatives stay with Will and Lizzie Compton and Cling McCandies. Compton family hosted a music and dancing gathering Saturday night. Lila Stone broke her arm Sunday. George Banahan and wife visited Malady on Sunday.
A playful exchange mocks colonial attire as warnings to visit the golf course. The banter contrasts breeches and modern leisure, hinting at costumes and customs in humorous light.
A testimonial from L. A. Champion asserts sixteen years of trouble with gas ended after taking Adierika. The ad claims immediate relief from gas and removal of waste, improving meals and sleep, with the product sold at Eem-Arer’s Drug Store.
The Girl Reserves held a meeting last Tuesday evening with many girls present. Discussion focused on manners and the club’s work progress. Freshman girls participated in the program and performed well. The Hi Y boys held their regular meeting Thursday night, Nov. 10, at the school house.
Market report notes Steele City traders set wheat prices amid steady demand. Prices moved as buyers and sellers balanced supply expectations and insect reports, with traders eyeing futures on the exchange.
Legal notice for Louis J Nutzman county judge with dates November 3 and November 57 in 1937. Public record item appears brief and fragmentary.
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