Steele City School Notes and Local Updates
The Steele City Press notes new curtains for the first floor windows at the Steele City School. It lists student activities including Shakespeare study, class meetings, Home Economics outings, science experiments, art projects, penmanship exams, and various grades’ activities. It also mentions visitors, stock show attendance, and upcoming church services on October 19 with a basket lunch.
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Clei Danning
Pr-Si
Dent
Kenseth
McCurdy
Grammar Room
Africa
South America
Community Notes From Dist. 3 and Nearby Areas
Rocky Hollow residents report corn deliveries by Bill Jones Sr. and Geo Schmidt to Fred Kenning Jr. Visitors include Laura Phelps from Steele City and Frances James with Mrs. Harve Werner. Dist. 3 pupils Labra Schmitt and Jacqueline Byron start there. Families recount Sunday gatherings at Janssen, Malady, Compton, and Boltes homes. The district bought a Victroia for school with patron support.
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Bill Jones Sr
Fred Kenning
Geo. Schmidt
Fred Kenning Jr
Hilda
Vera Janssen
John Janssen
Labra Schmitt
Jacqueline Byron
Laura Phelps
Steele City
Frances James
Harve Werner
Endicott
Clarence Price
Washington, Kans
Noah Troxel
Russell Troxel
Clarence
Family party honors Mrs Kellys brother John
Mr and Mrs Will Kelly hosted a Saturday night gathering for Mrs Kellys brother John and his wife. The event featured dancing and informal celebration, wrapping up late as guests departed in the early hours.
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Will Kelly
Schmidt Endorsed by Farmers Union Leaders in Nebraska
A political notice urges support for John O. Schmidt for Congress from the Fourth District, citing his alignment with La Follette and Norris principles and his support of Farmers Union measures in the 37th Nebraska Legislature. Harry C. Parmenter signs on behalf of the Farmers Union Legislative Committee.
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Piacek
Séehmid
John O. Schmidt
Congress
Farmers Union Legislative Committee
Farmers Union
Nebraska
Magazine Subscriptions Mentioned by Local Office
Mrs. Sophia Chancellor and Mrs. Grant Chancellor visited from Fairbury with relatives. They discussed sending in subscriptions to The Ladies Home Journal The Saturday Evening Post The Country Gentleman and other magazines after a recent trip in Illinois.
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Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
The
Country Gentleman
Sophia,Chncellor
Grant Chancellor
Fairbury
Wedries
Apples For Sale At The Farm Quantity Choice
Fragmentary notice from a farm advertising apples for sale with emphasis on variety and quantity offered.
State Line Lutheran Church Schedules German and English Services
The State Line Lutheran Church lists regular German services each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School starts an hour earlier. English services run every other Sunday at 8 p.m. The next English service is Oct 12 led by Rev W Lebsien Mastor. If seeking furniture, Read Bros reads Fairoury. An ad claims Hi-power oil shows superiority locally by A Heitz.
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State Line Lutheran Church
W. Lebsien
Mastor
Steele City Markets Springs Corn Wheat Butter Prices
Market notes list corn and wheat prices with Butter No 1 and Butterfat figures. The fragment appears to show price quotes or entries for Steele City Markets, including corn and wheat levels and butterfat amounts, though digits are partially obscured.
Make Read Brow Your Resting Place in Fairbury
A small local notice invites travelers to make Read Brow their resting place while visiting Fairbury with emphasis on quiet lodging and nearby amenities for visitors.
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Fairbury
Mesozoic Mode Daughter in the Paper
Fragmentary text references Minopaul and Bon Murehe Me Neurieh. Luke warns not to reveal Jaan’s desire to buy and wear it at the dinner table.
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Luke
Conversation Reveals Hidden Snub Between Two Acquaintances
An exchange shows one woman calling another the most conceited person she knows while the other retorts that she said this about him. The dialogue reflects a clash over gossip and reputations amid mutual suspicion.
Doctor Proves Smoking Claims Wrong With Patient Reply
A doctor warned that continued smoking would kill the patient in a fortnight. The patient counters that he has smoked enough since then to prove the warning wrong.
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Steele City Press
Emil Harris
Steele City School
Ty Stevenson
Hollenberg
Washington
Frank Miller
Dr. Smith of
Mr. Bratten
Mr. Miller
Oklahoma
And
Texas
Roscoe James
Jamily Bowiie
Kansas
James
Krooper
Mrs. Miler
Morrowville
Caurier-2
Mair
Vaegone
Harrington
Baptist
Kreebie Dole
Bro. Smith
Western
Glenville
Nebraska Press Association
Rocky Hollow
Setisem
Lafollette
Norris
Beiens
Feviay
Ross Coons
Read Bros., Fairoury
Adv
A. Heitz
C. T. Whitney
E. E
Shultz
Necreska
Richardson
NEBR
Cash Meat Market
A. H. Manning
Pro’p
McDonald’s Cafe
Black Smith
Hickory
Davis
Steele City Markets
R. Jones
Fairbury, Nebraska
C. W. Rose
Mortician
Steeles Civyon Stae
Rose
W. F. Schuette
R. F.D
Diller
Phope
Weblinger
the Steels City Press
J. G. Shanlep
Washington, Kansas
China
Ae Galea
Junker
Una
Det Woking
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
M. O. Sampson
Mgr
Holtz
Jeffer ‘Son County
Internation
A. Holtz
Steele City, Nebraska
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