Steele City PF Emil Harrie Publisher
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
4
Readable line shows a local publisher Emil Harrie with weekly publication cadence and subscription note. No clear date or place beyond Steele City context.
Local notices report stately social updates. Mrs. Bruce Myers of Boston recently returned home after bereavement. J H Andrews and daughter visit from Troy Kansas. Chester Scharmann heads to Omaha then Detroit for Spanish War Veterans convention. Press office offers school supplies and 10 cent cardboard sheets. Union Pacific offers $11 round trip to Denver valid Sept 3 to Sept 10. Rev Wm Phelps of New York preaches in town. Elevator pit concrete poured signaling construction progress.
All pupils intending to attend Steele City school should be at the school house Monday morning September 5 at nine o clock for registration and the start of regular work. A large enrollment is expected.
A call to business men to advertise in local newspapers to show their business in every issue. It argues that towns need active, liberal advertising to thrive and that strangers should easily identify local commerce from the papers. The message quotes American Bankers Magazine on the topic.
A fragmented guide suggests using bacon in dressings for poultry and stuffings for baked dishes. It recommends adding two to three slices diced for poultry sauces and adds three slices diced per pound of meat for Hamburg Loaf or Hamburg Steak.
W. Smith longtime Fairbury resident was instantly killed when his car struck a loaded truck head on. The truck driver reportedly attempted to steer toward the ditch as the vehicles collided. The truck was wrecked and Mr. Smith died at the scene. Funeral services were held on Tuesday.
Mr Voss of Greepleaf was in Hollenberg Tuesday. Mr Guy Smith drove to Marra vile Wednesday on business. Mrs A Disney returned home Saturday from a Marysville hospital. Dra Roy Derrick spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Anna Weber. Mr Tryons father from Indiana visited him last week. The Walter Hatter family move into Laura Townsend's house. Mr and Mrs Harry Henderson Gay morning. The Misses Myra and Lois Alexa spent Subday with Miss Thelma Wilson. Mise Alice Weber of Steele City visited Mise Gladys Packer between train Monday. Mrs Van Coleman who visited her nephew Ray Derrick, re
A probate petition seeks to prove and record the last will of Chester Andrews deceased with C F Scharmann appointed administrator. The hearing is set for September 7, 1827, at the county court, with notice publicized in the city press for three weeks prior.
A Nebraska optometrist outlines a precise procedure for eye exams. He stresses instrument driven measurements determine correction and insists optometry is not medicine.
A poem praising the loyal reader who pays in advance and supports the newspaper. It extols the cheerful subscriber who sends his check each year, keeps the office busy, and blesses the staff with dependable support.
People gathered for the funeral of Virginia Grace Tweed infant daughter of Rev and Mrs James Tweed at the local Methodist church. Relatives from Odell and Steele City attended as the annual Zion Lutheran mission festival was announced for September 4 at the grove west of Zion church led by Rev Paul Raechke with all invited.
The notice lists events at Agricultural Hall featuring stock judging, baby beauty, girl and boy clubs, and building contests. Ao Wortham presents Wortham's World's Best Shows of the Midway with vaudeville, racing, concerts, and a pitching tournament. Open schedules run 6 AM to 7 PM with multiple departments active.
Fred Kenning has been real sick this past week. Milo Adame began work at the brick yard Monday. Ira Serminere assisted Otho Carry with hay gathering this week. Otho Carry sold Frank Van ce Glee the son of Mr and Mrs Will Compton. The Kenning family spent Sunday at Perry Carrico's home. Clair Cuthbert finished stacking wheat Monday and returned home at Harbing.
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