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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1924
Page
4
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The second grade earned two first prizes at the county fair last year including posters depicting weekday activities. Hazel James won first prize for her freehand cutting. The high school faculty hosted the grade teachers and guests at Miss Smith’s home Friday evening.
Will Jones Jr lives near Hollenberg. Bill Kelly and Earl Nutter returned Sunday from Colby Kansas where they were buying horses. They shipped a carload back to trade and sell. Delbert son of Mr and Mrs Geo Schmitt died at Fairbury hospital last Tuesday night. He was buried in Fairbury cemetery Thursday afternoon. The bereaved family receive our sympathy.
Mr and Mrs Will Seitz announce the arrival of a son on Oct 4. The Ernie Fielder family visited relatives at Fairbury on Sunday. Alvin Singleton and family of Hanover spent Sunday at the Sand home. Henry Sand Carl Brenneis and Joe James returned from a motor trip to the sand hills. Mr and Mrs Rawls of Haddam spent the weekend with the Bakers. Ed Woods of Fairbury Conrad Kiskall and family and Miss Jackson of Steele City were Sunday visitors at Frank Brenneis.
The Steele City school notes the formation of the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes with listed officers and mottos. Freshmen elected leaders on Friday September 26. The ninth Home Economics class baked muffins and rolls while the ninth English class submitted book reports as twenty one pupils study seventh and eighth grades.
Sunday visits to Mr. Fitzsimmon included his children while Mrs. Packer and Mr. Park’s barn received new foundations last week. Residents Henderson Townsend worked on repairs for Mrs. Rachel Parks in Hanover. Mrs. Lina Babcock of Troy and Miss Minnie Asche of Washington called at Mrs. Packer’s. Peter Wilson upgrades at Mrs. Hyland’s and Mr. Campbell’s residences progress. Mr. and Mrs. James Tweed with their children visited the Lichtenberger home. Guy Ware of Nebraska, son of Brad Ware, visited his uncle Frank and called on relatives.
Dora Janssen became a new pupil at Rocky Hollow school on Monday. John Byron sold forty head of cattle to Cap Fairchild Saturday. Pearl Nutter and family spent Sunday at the Hobart Nutter home. A large crowd attended the rodeo near Albie Kansas last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter James …
A drugstore advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash containing camphor hydrastia witch hazel claiming relief for tired aching and red watery eyes. A business man endorses improved sight and a small bottle helps any case of weak or sore eyes. Aluminum eye cup offered free.
A Cortland News Republican ad endorses Mr Placek a successful Wahoo business leader. It praises his treatment of employees and questions what congressman M O McZkaughlin has accomplished.
A voter group endorses a self financed candidate from Nebraska for Congress, claiming he would give better representation than the current incumbent and be free from obligations to any sponsor. The message promotes Read Bros. furniture in Fairbury.
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