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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
4
Readable OCR shows a fragment about a second class mail entry dated November 1904 at Wesete City Nebraska. It references a Congress act of March 1 1878 and a price of $1.50. The text is incomplete but indicates postal or government notice.
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Burglary deterrent tips cited as keeping lights on at night in stores. K P Lodge members from Steele City and Tobias attend Fairbury district meeting with initiations and a supper. Engagement announced for Florine Anita Reed and Avery B Pickering with connections to Nebraska universities. Lectures planned for winter including Serenaders Glee Club and W H Nation. Notice warns land trespass for sand pilfering by G A Hamiley. Local sentiment urges women to defend themselves amid crime concerns.
Mies Schuman and Mr. Hiltner plan an ongoing county education program with coordinated meetings led by different talents each time. Volunteers from Steele City are urged to join in practical business education or professional work, and to contact Mrs. Sminia. Students share posters and dramas while the school community notes visitors and class activities.
Fourth graders studied earth relations and recital technique through observations in class. Mrs Hernly's group visited Clark's store to learn accounting principles using debits and credits and Mr Clark's adding machine. Frances Crinklaw.
Miss Minnie Malady spent the weekend with her parents Mrs. Gus Emery was with Mrs. Ray Thomas on Tuesday. Ray Randall Mildred Kenning and Fern Messmer were at Andy Beiding's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Compton and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Walburn visited John Malady's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kenning Sr returned home after a two week visit with their son Charlie and family. The Belding and Fenti man couples left Sunday for Iowa to visit relatives.
Ed Zweifel shipped his sheep to St. Joe Monday. Fred Wolf and family visited Sunday at the John Myer home. Ira Harper family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt. Will Seitz and family spent Sunday in Hanover with relatives. The Bon Justis sale Tuesday drew a good turnout and everything sold well. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Henderson and Millard were Fairbury callers Saturday. Miss Frances Decker visited Miss Madge Sands Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kerg and children visited Sunday evening at Ernie Fielder's later. Children left Thursday for their new home near Scottsbluff Nebraska. Mrs. Myrtie Listemberger and
A farmer offers a public sale from his home two miles east and south of Steele City, fourteen miles north of Hollenberg, and six miles west of Lanham. Monday October 17 1921 at 1 PM. Items include horses: several mares and geldings with ages and weights, cattle: red cows with calf, Holstein cow, McCormick binder and digger, walking monitors, lister, drill, harrow, and disc equipment. Sold by owners A L Polser and others.
A baby from Enterprise Kansas visited home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller left Monday to visit relatives in Norman and Henrietta Oklahoma. One Miller sister there is very ill. Bernice and Rose Haverty hosted a small group Saturday night for a taffy pull honoring guests Miss Lafton of Washington Miss Anna Fellers of Powell Nebraska and Miss Loraine Fellers of Morrowville.
Sunday visits mark the week with Mr Fitzsimmons in Fairbury and Mrs Lemon hosting Mrs LaPage and daughter. Grayden Justis survives a river bridge accident with a leg fracture. The Steele City Press reports ownership by A D Rough with details of bondholders and security holders as of October 6 1921.
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