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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
4
Local Labor Day Happenings and Community Notes
Labor Day is observed with local updates across Steele City and nearby towns. Notices include Ebermeier wiring his store for electricity, Hazel Grimm moving to a new bungalow, and Elsie Franzen at Clark’s store. Many residents travel, visit, or return from travels while local shops and services report activity.
Upholstering services and local family news
Upholsterer E. E. Hoppes offers chair sofa and cushion repairs and notes a return from Grand Island and York. Mrs. Carr reports her aunt Mrs. Caroline Wilson recovering from a stroke. J. O. Brittain mourns the death of his brother in Lincoln after a Tacoma motorcycle accident that left another rider dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Winnie
J. O. Brittain
Lincoln
Tacoma
Wash
Hughes Buys Boggs Farm East of Town
Ralph Hughes purchased the Boggs farm located east of town. The Missionary Society met with Mrs. Anderson Thoraday. Miss Edith Lambert hosted a Sunday school gathering Wednesday afternoon. Harry Williams, long ill with typhoid fever, is reported improving. Mrs. John Allen attended the funeral of Mrs. Whitredim Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hughes
Boggs Farm
The
Missionary Society
Anderson Thoraday
Edith Lambert
Harry Williams
John Allen
Whitred Im Steele
Local residents note weekend travel and family visit plans
Saturday night events include a mention of C. W. Slaughter and L. B. Lambert. A business trip to St. Joseph occurred early this week. Mr. and Mrs. LE Beach left Monday to visit their daughter, Mrs. Frank Wells, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Slaughter
L. BR. Lambert
St. Joseph
Mrs. LE. Beach
Frank Wells
Local Social Notes From Hollenberg Area
Cash Babcock made a business trip to Hiawatha last week. Mr. Nash and Mrs. Lewis visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Justin. J. R. Zweifel and wife with Henry Zweifel spent Sunday at Carl Ames home. Frank Brenneis returned from San Springs therapy. Mrs. Ratzistant children return home after visiting sister Mrs. Hrenneis. The Company Threshing Machine threshing for Jap Henderson. Fred Perkins threshing at Mr. Osborne's. Mrs. Virgil Martin returns to Wyoming after visiting Mr. Martin's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenberg
Cash Babcock
Hiawatha
Nash
Lewis
Justin
J. R. Zweifel
Henry Zweifel
Carl Ames
Frank Brenneis
San Springs
Mr. Bratten
Washington
Edmund Bratten
Ratzistant
Irishman Offers Seat On Car After Intoxication
An Irishman on a Washington street car, wedged among papers, spots a tired old woman entering. He rises with a bow, apologizes for being intoxicated, and offers his seat, adding that he cannot move far but asks the woman to take his place as he endures his neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington
Inshman
Report of the Condition Farmers' State Bank Steele City Neb
Report of condition for Farmers' State Bank of Steele City Nebraska Charter No 623 at close of business Aug 20 1915. Resources include bonds securities judgments 500.00 banking house fur and fixtures 4000.00 currency 1600.00 gold coin 160.08 total listed. State of Nebraska Jefferson County oath by cashier R S Wilfley and directors J Taylor and Luther Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ State Bank
Steele City
Nebraska
Dusfeet Hak
Snkecai
Jefferson County
R. S. Wilfley
State Banking Board
RS. Wilfley
J. & Taylor
Luther Bonham
Pao
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States
Weather forecast issued by the U S Weather Bureau Washington D C for the week beginning Wednesday September 1 1915. Higher temperatures Wednesday followed by a moderate fall about Friday and by seasonable or generally fair conditions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Chamberlain’s Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
J N Honagh land Eldon writes of advising volunteers in the Spanish war to take Chamberlain’s Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says many thanks and urges all travelers and residents to use this remedy. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Honaghland
Eldon
Jons
Adv
Ak-Sar-Sen
Ak-Sar-Ben
Syymptonn Orchestra
Amos
Anne Seennd Stans
Exchange Bank Amends Articles to Farmers State Bank Name
Notice of a called stockholders meeting on August 10 1915 records the amendment of Exchange Bank Articles of Incorporation changing the name to The Farmers State Bank The authorized capital stock is 10000 dollars with shares of 100 dollars each and full payment of subscribed shares No stock transfer becomes effective until entered on the corporation books Signed by President J S Taylor and Cashier R S Wilfley on August 10 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Bank
Farmers State Bank
Steele City Bans Fireworks Within City Limits
An ordinance prohibits sale exposure for sale or giving away of fire crackers torpedoes rockets or other explosives in Steele City Nebraska. A public exhibition may occur with written permit. Violators face misdemeanor fines from five to twenty five dollars plus costs. Signed G E Wright chairman and Frank Crinklaw clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Nebraska
G. E. Wright
Frank Crinklaw
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Hazel Birkinbine
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Will Simpson
Rube Earhart
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Kies
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Taylor's Pharmacy
E. E. Hoppes
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Irianman
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Cheries F. Marvin
J. S. Taylor
Henry Rathgen
R. B. Steele
L. 8S
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Optometrist
John F. Hoeft
Poland
W. E. Willey
C. C. Andrews
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