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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented notice from Steele City references a payment of 150 and a deadline or obligation. The readable parts indicate a due amount and an enforcement context, but details such as exact recipient, date, and action remain unclear.
Brede City School notes for September 1925 announce registration for pupils on Saturday September 5 from 1 to 4 pm. Ninth Grade courses include English General Science Domestic Science or Manual Training. Tenth Grade offers Geometry English History Latin Training and Physics replacing prior topics. A correction notes an printing omission. a motion read last year should have been included in this year’s code of rules instead of appearing as a new motion.
Real estate transfers filed through J Monroe Davis and Son Reported from Caldwell Diller and Fairbury areas include Isaak B Friesen and wife to Frank L Svobede WD Lots 5 and 6 Block 4 Caldwell Add Diller 3500 Steele City Cemetery Association to Mrs Lucy Crane WD S 4 of Lot 56 Steele City Cemetery 8 Frank A Houston and wife to Core J Renshaw WD Lot 3 Block 17 New Addition Fairbury 2600 Isabella C Raymond widow to William G Schroeder WD Lot 5 Block 6 Diller 125 Charles E Showerk wife to William Schroeder WD Lot 4 Block 6 Diller 00
Vern Jostic is very ill at home with inflammatory rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Nate Simmons were callers at Washington on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Earl Dein called at the Frank Rathbun home.
Mrs Davis travels to St Bilee Springs this week while Susan Phelps looks after Mildred Comp any. Mr and Mrs E Loth hosted a warm gathering of relatives and friends last Wednesday evening to celebrate. They received many thoughtful gifts and enjoyed ice cream and cake before departing with best wishes for future anniversaries.
Will Weber builds a barn on the Chas Lichtenberger farm. Henderson babies ill last week. both Mrs Clyde Packer and Mrs James Packer ill. Mr Outhier moves to Barnstow with daughters at Lillian Foster pump incident. she treated in Washington. Citizens Picnic a success. Bremen Band entertained with real music. John Byron business caller in Fairbury. Perle Nutter transacted business in Steele City. Tom Anderson helped Orville Beiding put up hay. Geo Schmitt in Fairbury on business. George Williams helped Malady with corn fodder. Halsey bought truck from Montgery P and Carrico. Fred K. visited Jansen home. Williams family spent Sunday with Halsey at Shea. Swarts fed watermelons to schoolboy. Anson Smith visited sister in Clark Nebraska. Mrs C H Compton and Vera Jansen helped Malady with canning. Fourteen men helped hay at Finte man ranch. Welch, old Dry Branch resident, dies in Fairbury. Jansen family visited. Byron attends rodeo in Mayetta Kansas last week.
Mr and Mrs Will Biggie returned Monday after a two month trip. Swett brothers head to Colby Kansas on a two bus trip. Mrs Howard Folkner of Wy more visits her aunt Mrs Reliev. Mrs Frances Pearson of Beloit Kansas stays with relatives. Endicott folks attend U S Picnic at Fairbury. Erma Biggie returns home after a week with relatives. The Village Lawyer will be presented in the church on Thursday evening Sept 3 at 8 20 p m. Harry and Octavis Williams travel to Burr Nebraska.
The passage advises thorough ground preparation before planting fruit trees. Do not rush to plant when trees arrive and neglect soil work. Bury roots deeply after thorough soil treatment, which keeps trees in good condition for several weeks.
The note outlines treating gardening as a steady income source for a farmer. It calls for careful planning to provide garden produce for the table throughout the season and to avoid grocery expenses, freeing funds for other uses.
Local advertising announces home delivery from F A Moon and Sem, offering quality monuments at reasonable prices in Pairbury Nebraska. The note mentions Smee 1896 as a reference.
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