10 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
1
Advertisement touts McCormick mowers with a stronger design built on years of experience. Encourages customers to visit and see the improved equipment.
Tarnow couple Francis W. Clark and Martha E B Tarnow wed at the bride’s home on Sept 8 1920. Rev Allen presided. A four course breakfast followed. Bride wore whiteGeerrette with veil and a rose bouquet. They plan a home in a new bungalow and invite friends after a weeklong outing.
Good rooms to rent at private house or hotel for attending school in Steele City. Inquire of Mrs. Aona Lenker.
Watermelons sell for 24 cents per pound and tomatoes at 1.50 per bushel. Steele City schools report a shortage of one high school teacher due to contract breaches, with Miss Brown from Clarke, Nebraska declining the position. The board appeals to enforce contracts to protect students. Also listed: a two year old horn ball for sale.
A public safety caption notes the stop look and listen rule near tracks. It explains that pictorial warnings show danger of trespassing and crossing tracks, with simple readable descriptions for broad audiences.
Agricultural researchers report Nebraska No. 00 wheat stock exhausted as demand surges. Lincoln station had produced ample seed but farmers sold at up to 8 dollars per bushel with some bidding as high as 3.50. Gage county growers earned substantially above market prices before harvest.
A misprint reports North London news where a young lady attending a fancy dress ball on The Silent Wife won the first prize for her clever impersonation of a telephone girl.
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