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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
4
A reflective note warns that a dollar spent foolishly misses a dependable HOME bank friend. The vault of prudent saving would aid in instant needs and help build the owner’s credit, guiding toward success.
The itemized page notes a springlike day with new English walnuts at Clark's and coat offers from Ed Hicks at Phelps grain office. It mentions Mrs. T N Reiber’s visit, L G Craik finishing corn husking, and forecasts yields. Frank Crinklaw advertises meat and cured goods with top-hide prices.
Lelia Walker of Steele City Nebraska advertises plain dressmaking services offered by day or week in the home.
Citizens urged to settle due taxes at the Exchange Bank. Personal taxes are delinquent December 1 and must be paid now to avoid penalties.
Sunday School at 11 o clock in the Metholodist Episcopal Lore church presents morning sermon Solomon Anointing King Territorial Expansion. Evening sermon America for Christ or Small Things vs Great Events at 730. All are invited to attend. Subscription offer for The Press and Human Life magazine at 1 year for 1.00 if paid in advance.
The notice proclaims November 26 1908 as a day of Thanksgiving and feasting. It then shifts to a hardware advertisement by J W Hicks offering Eclipse ranges coffee percolators roasters carving sets silver knives and other kitchenware for the Turkey Feast.
Notice to creditors of Robert Crinklaw deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must present claims to the county judge on May 7 1909 for examination and allowance. Six months from November 1908 to file claims. those not filed by May 7 1909 are forever barred. County Judge Magi prior to the Chute. A Square Deal.
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