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The ad promotes depositing income in the bank and paying bills by check as the easiest accurate method. It implies personal finance discipline and reliability with polite encouragement.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1909
Page
4
The ad promotes depositing income in the bank and paying bills by check as the easiest accurate method. It implies personal finance discipline and reliability with polite encouragement.
Fred Kenning extends Press subscription for another year. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Rettig six miles southeast on November 3. E Reynolds back from winter trip and may depart again. James Caster formerly of Steele City now in Alexandria visited town and subscribed to the Press. Frank Crinklaw’s meat market promotes quality meats at fair prices and buys hides at top price. Advertisements for meal wallpaper paints oils stock foods poultry remedies and postcards. Guy O Taylor.
County Treasurer John Simpson announces the 1909 personal tax list due December 1 1909 with 10 percent interest from that date. Early payment requested to aid county finances. Poultry sales advertised to C L Clark for top prices.
The note instructs payment in cash for confinement cases and directs contact via a first door in Fa Lum ber yard, followed by a phone number.
Readers are urged to improve their financial condition by investing, stating the amount does not matter. The notice promises a strong proposition and invites interested parties to call or write for particulars.
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