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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
4
A terse public notice indicates an advance payable requirement with strict payment terms centered on official actions. The fragment mentions ME Steele City and a financial obligation, but details remain unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary notice from 1904 mentions post at Steele City Nebraska and a reference to an act of Congress dated March 1 1879. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear details on purpose or date.
Mildred Kiskall will teach in Harbine. Emma Outhier leaves for Alliance to teach as last year. Roy Broadston returns from McDonald Kansas. Howard Rathbun visits family in Fairbury. Missionary Society to announce an upcoming watch entertainment next week. Knights and Ladies host a watermelon feast at Mrs Bridwell’s. several locals travel for teaching posts in Edison Trenton Goathrie and western Kansas.
The note records weekend calls at Mrs. Cooke aunt Mrs. Edgington and a 7 oclock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R L Bryant with guests Carl McDonald Lila McDonald and Lyle Bryant. It also mentions Edna James breaking her collar bone when a car left the grade near Endicott and the doctor setting the bone.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday September 16. The Wear Everluminum articles are here and delivered at this time.
LeRoy Harold Lampe died at his parents home on Monday September 7 at 4 15 p m at age 8 months 28 days He was born December 10 1924 in Jefferson County He is survived by his parents Rudolf and wife four sisters three brothers three grandparents and one great grandfather The funeral was held September 9 with Rev Paul Raschke at the home and at Zions Lutheran Church Lanham Interment followed at the adjacent church cemetery The family expresses deepest sympathy in their bereavement
Mr and Mrs Rudolf Lampe and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance, sympathy, and flowers shown during the illness and death of their beloved son and brother.
Rocky Hollow school opens Monday with Miss Bernyce Sullivan as teacher and board at the Malady home. Mrs. Rogers visited Culbertson Nebraska then returned home with her daughter. Families note relatives and outings as Archie Anderson and others start work and high school plans set for Endicott Fairbury Steele City. Nutter Bros announce Rodeo September 17 and 18 near Albia Kansas, near Fairbury with many riders.
A parade and float building contest for schools offers a prize to the best float with a big platform dance both evenings. Organizers expect a larger crowd than ever and urge everyone to attend as the season's final event. Read advertisement and plan to visit Make Read Bros. in Fairbury.
Blue fearbon paper in large sheets for pattern transfers offered at the Press office. Price five cents.
The Gypsy moth invasion is being studied by the New York State Conservation Commission with federal assistance. Balloon signals and pheromone tracking are used to map spread from starting sites across southern New England. Officials report hundreds of captured insects and widespread sightings as efforts continue to halt westward advance.
An advertisement claims Adierika cures gas and bloating for a wife and husband, with a first dose relieving stomach gas and aiding sleep. It promises removal of old waste and constipation, touting one spoonful as astonishing for the stomach and general relief. Arnner's Drug Store is the seller.
Bundles of paper offered for sale at this office priced five cents each. For furniture inquiries see Read Bros in Fairbury. Also offering a variety of dishes from Read.
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