28 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
1
In a past house visit three nickel alarm clocks stood out one missing its bell one lacking legs and one clogged with dust yet the ad promises one more alarm clock and a superior ironclad model that is knockproof and dustproof. New shipment of watches from a dollar up alongside Silverwear and Cutlery offered with guaranteed quality and attractive prices.
The article notes the cold weather season is near and urges shoppers to visit for warm flannels woolen goods warm shoes caps gloves hosiery and more. It promises a large stock and reasonable prices and invites customers to come in and see offerings.
Local market notes list hens, chicks, wheat, hogs with quantities and prices. Community notices include visits, marriages, travel, church service, jury duty, and a jail sentence for a local offender.
Farmers husk corn while noting a coal burner for sale. Steele City fields politics as C I Clark seeks legislative seat. Mrs Evans hosts M F E ladies sewing circle. Travel updates include Rathbun visiting Fairmont and Ey attending a funeral in Swanton. Governor Shallenberger speaks in Steele with Adjutant General Hartigan. post office project in Fairbury advances with bids.
Mrs Dr Taylor hosted a caller at Fairbury Monday. Mrs I Hunnicutt is seriously ill at her north town home. J P Reynolds and ? made a trip to Washington Kansas Wednesday. Clyde and Roy visited relatives at Oneida Kansas last week. A Halloween party will be held at C C Andrews north of town tomorrow night. Reynolds purchased items mentioned. He Mullen north east of town. Mrs W W Kenton of Russell Town visited sister in law Mrs T Kelley and family last week. Lowe Bros install wind mills this week for Ed Hughes north of town and Ds F Chancellor at Endicott. Miss Myrtle Kelley and Miss Maude Willey plan a Sunday outing walking to Hollenberg and back on No 3.
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