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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

4

Journey Through Washington Notes From Chas Hunnicutt

Letter from Chas Hunnicutt describes travel across sage brush and hills to the Columbia River on a four-car ferry at Vantage. He notes Ellensburg’s wheat and hay production, cheap gas at 20 cents, and a visit with an old friend. The trip continues over the Cascade mountains to Seattle via Smallalmie Pass at 3000 feet with snow capped peaks and dense forests.

Columbus Vantage Ferry Ellensburg Ellensberg Seattle Cascade Mountains Smallalmie Pass Orie Denney Creek Camp Grounds Washington

Knights Templars Parade In Seattle And Puget Sound Dam Work

The text describes Knights Templars from many states parading in Seattle. It notes Stone and Webster building a large dam at Concrete with Puget Sound Light and Power Co. and reports a workforce of six to eight hundred, with tents and winter work ahead.

Knights Templars Seattle Stone and Webster Concrete Seattle and Bellingham Puget Sound Light and Power Co

Local residents update on visits and work

Earl Willeford visited his sister Mrs. Victor Eddieman this week. Hoxie and Henderson plastered Albert Pelser’s house and went to Lincoln for cement work for Lester Graham. Frank Hoxie and family from Shenandoah Iowa visited, then went to Republic City to see Franks mother. La Page of Silver Cliff returns to town to run a garage and moved his family into the Cook property. Forrest Talbott is improving after illness at his sister Mrs. Castell. Mrs. Will Gagegers of Simon Cole visits relatives here and in Fairbury.

Earl Willeford Victor Eddieman Hoxie Harry Henderson Albert Pelsers Francis Kerr Henderson Lincoln Lester Graham Frank Hoxie Shenandoah Iowa Republic City Franks la Page Silver Cliff Cook Forrest Talbott Castell Will Gagegers Simon Cole Fairbury

Farm stock and equipment auction list with diverse breeds

A long sale catalog lists livestock including Blackmare bay horse, red and white cows, heifers, yearling steers, and multiple sows plus purebred Poland China and Duroc Jersey stock. It also items farm gear from wagons, harrows, plows, cultivators, a cream separator, incubator, coops, stanchions, troughs, rope, posts, wire, tables, curtain streeters, and other items.

Lister John Deere Bob

Correction to Last Week’s Local Items

A correction clarifies that Mrs. Ethel Fiske went to Mayo Broe for an operation. It also notes that Mrs. Monroe will lead at Endeavor next Sunday night.

Ethel Fiske Mayo Broe Monroe Endeavor

Various Classifieds For Sale And Notices

Sweet potatoes for sale at the Ross Coons place for one dollar a bushel before next Saturday. Two well bred milk goats available via H A Staley. Cardboard large sheets ten cents each from F A Moon & Son at the Press office. Quality Monuments at reasonable prices serving Fairbury Nebraska since 1886. Paper bundles for sale at five cents each. Ensl for sale of dry land potatoes in carloads address Hemingford Nebraska after November 1 Bert Miller. Dry chunk woop for sale six dollars per load by G B Cassell. Blue carbon paper large sheets for pattern Hansen noted for the Press office.

Fairbury, Nebr Rene Es Neb Hemingford Nebr Bert Miller G. B. Cassell Hansen

Townsend Family Visit Highlights Weekend

Mrs. Ted Correll and family joined Carl Townsend to spend Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Townsend.

Ted Correll Carl Townsend Grant Townsend

Also Mentioned on This Page

Steele City Emil Harris Sven Gleo Eller Nebraska Congress Waskhe Press Association Chas Hunnicutt Jake Mullen Jansen Endicott Thurs Sale Poland China America Modern Woodmen OF America Davis Nat’l., Bank Wm. Pearson Ross Coons W. R. Gee H. A. Staley C. T. Whitney Prop Hides & Young Stock John Kersting Earth D. E. Bone Lumber Co Nebraska State Guaranty Fund Farmers State Bank Steele City, Nebr Anrvens Mandery Roy Tony Avard University of Nebsa Tory Mnsken Cornhusker Tecumseh Roy Mandery Lincoln Police Force D. M. Bennett P. D. Gumaer Owners J. H. Waddell Wilfley The Steele City Press Fairbury, Nebraska C. W. Rose Mae A. H. Pihrlps of Radio Kennedy Baumfalk & Franken EES Grand Island
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