Local News Highlights Ranging From Farm Sales To Personnel Movements
Local notices report farm sales near town with Jack Hughes buying Mandeville’s 160 acre tract for 8000 dollars while a quarter section north of town changes hands to Harry Coons for 5000 dollars. Dr. Harry Bauguess leaves for Austria and Germany for a year of study, with Dr. Flansburg covering in his absence. A casket of town officials, subscriptions paid, and upcoming reading at the M E church are noted along with a resignation and purchase in Hanover and a death near Morehead Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Mandeville
Thos. Longdon
G. E. Bloom
E. A. Bugbee
J. M Wyland
Jack Hughes
Powell
Raymond Malone
C. C. Daugherty
St. Joseph
Hollenberg
Cherokee County
Kansas
G. E. Reynolds & Son
John Heckathorn
Quarter Section
Axtell,Kans
Harry Coons
Harry Bauguess
Diller
Austria
Germany
Harry
E. Flansburg
Lincoln
Public Sale of Farm Machinery and Livestock at Steele City
F R Kennedy scheduled a public sale at his Steele City residence next Saturday the 23rd at 1 pm. Items include Mc Cormick mower, corn binder, hay rake, lister, sulky, plow, cultivator, harrows, wagon, hay, corn drill, work harness, separator, feed grinder, a work team, pony, 8 milk cows, 3 yearling steers, 3 spring calves, buggy and other goods. Auctioneer E Roderick and clerk H E Clapp. Also notes the new federal law banning payments under one dollar and ridiculed by the writer as misguided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Kennedy
Steele City
McCormick
E. Roderick
H. E. Clapp
Death of T. A. McAvoy in Wallace Nebraska
T A McAvoy died recently after a long Nebraska residence begun in 1889. He married Ida Anderson in 1891 and fathered son William. Survived by wife and son, he previously ran a barber shop in Steele City before moving to the western part of the state and settling in Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ygh
Our Or Oing
Sesssaneg
New York
Nebraska
Wallace
Ida Anderson
William
Neb
Steele City
Obituary: Miss Myrtle Lee Dies in Osborn Kansas
Miss Myrtle Lee died at her Osborn home last Saturday after a lingering illness at a very young age. She formerly lived in Steele City and moved with her parents about five years ago. She was a granddaughter of Jas Whitney and for years clerked in C. I. Clark's store. A large circle of friends mourn her untimely passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lee
Osborn
Kans
Steele City
Jas Whitney
C. I
Clark’s
Snow Flurry Amid Hardware Ads At Local Stores
A light snow flurry occurred Monday as ads from G. E. Reynolds & Son promote wagon box spreaders and prompt tinware and hardware repairs at J. W. Hicks the hardware man. Send the press to a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Schumann
J. W. Hicks
G. E. Reynolds & Son
Diller vote on proposition fails again two thirds required
The proposition failed to reach a two thirds majority after two submissions to Diller voters. First defeat was 71 to 88, with expectant dropping of the matter for a period. Other local items note a $1,000 beneficiary payment, a wage increase for Burlington division section men, a farm sale in Hubbell, and a Congregational church call extension for Dr. Boyle. The Union Pacific trans continental link between Topeka and Marysville nears completion, opening a Kansas City to Los Angeles route with trains in about sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
C. E. Waggoner
Diller Camp
Samuel Kurtz
Arthur Kurtz
Fairbury
Burlington
John Cherry
Hubbell
Nebr
Harry McBride
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Boyle
Union Pacific
Topeka
Marysville
Kans
Kansan City
Los Angeles
Steele City
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Steele City Press
Bess Gearhart
Morrison
M. E
Houston
Chirnside
Frank
C. B. Hole
U.S. A
Joe Craik
L. G. Craik
Morehead
M. C. Peters
Fairbury News
Hanover Democrat- Enterprise
Peters
Hanover
United States
Congress
T. A. McAvoy
Bess Gearhart Morrison
M. E. Church
the Hardware Man
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!