31 Oct 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
1
Brief notes indicate shifting market sentiment with a drop in prices from 10 to 7 percent and a revised forecast. Traders in Steele City monitor the volatility and sector impact, awaiting clearer guidance from officials.
An advertisement invites parents to bring children for expert eye examinations and glasses if needed. The aim is to relieve or prevent eyestrain with reasonable pricing. Contact John Hoeft Jr. for details.
Local notices chronicle sickness, farm and business moves, travel, and social visits in a Nebraska town. Residents include Mrs. Clark on the sick list, Wm Parmer losing two cows, Mrs. Bryant visiting, and several trips to Washington and Fairbury.
A revival meeting begins Tuesday evening November 4 at the Steele City Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Alden of Tobias and Rev. J. T. Parker of Fairbury. Good singing is arranged and everyone is invited to attend.
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