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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
3
Dr Leach offers a written guarantee with all cash dental work at Golden Rule Bidz Fairbury. Mr and Mrs Ray Barber and Dr George Duvall drove to Lincoln Monday to consult a specialist about Mrs Barber health. Mrs Barber has been confined to bed four weeks with a severe rheumatism attack.
The piece notes push for get-out-the-vote clubs, many states limit or end registration, permanent property-owner registration exists in some places, Indiana repeals laws, and voters lose rights for limited voting activity. It argues restrictive rules heighten chaos and let a minority skew outcomes.
Mrs. John Weber was severely hurting after a hard fall on her porch steps last week. She has improved and can walk and move about now without aid.
Mrs Grace Williams visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Earnhardt this week. Howard Kersting of Fairbury and Mrs Minnie Kersting spent Monday evening at the George Ruck home in Emmons Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Phelps Mrs Armstrong and Mrs For sha were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Phelps Tuesday p m A fine two course dinner was part of the program Funeral services offered by M D Sampson and H A Richardson with Day phone 2211 Night phone 2203 Steele City Nebraska
The U.S. Department of Agriculture warns against seeding on fields with surface drainage or flooding from diseased plots to curb bacterial wilt in alfalfa. Water flow and mower knives can spread the bacteria. avoid dew or rain mowing and do not transport diseased stems or contaminated seed to new fields.
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