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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
8
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In Lincoln on October 27 1911 candidates McEntee Stark Harriss and Shaffer appeared in town for county races. The Lincoln State Journal advertises a fifty cent yearly rate with Sunday edition 75 cents claiming independence progressive stance and thorough state coverage.
A political hopeful circulating in Steele City kissed a farmer’s baby to win support. The farmer and wife were charmed until the candidate’s exit and miscalculated when the farmer revealed they live in Kansas across the line, likely losing the vote.
Fred Martin of Spence visited the city on Tuesday. W G Brown conducted business in Fairbury on Saturday. S A Ward and L L Earhart were callers in Steele City Sunday. Wm Bowers from Washington spent several days here this week. Ed Wilkinson of Linn planned a township hall event. Wilkie Ahlers was in Fairbury for a visit from Saturday through Sunday.
Residents recount a Sunday baseball game where Spence’s team beat Hollenberg 4 to 2. Hanover players billed three on Spence’s side with their umpire. batteries credited to Spence Rose and Welch.
The Youth's Companion promotion touts a 1.75 yearly subscription with gifts and samples. It advertises content for boys and girls, household tips, and articles by experts, promising calendar gifts and future price increases to 2.00 on January 1, 1912. Subscriptions via 144 Berkley St, Mass.
The petition of Noah J Handley requests probate of the October 6 1911 will for John W Handley deceased and appointment of Noah J Handley as executor. A hearing is set for October 30 1911 at 1 PM in the County Court to determine cause why the prayer should not be granted.
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