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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

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School visit and town day planned at Fairbury fair

Miss Yung and Gage county officers visited the local school Tuesday. Next Tuesday a town school day will feature a fair at Fairbury with a pageant or drill. Steele City plans a flag drill. Primary Miss Deems class counts include first 9 second 7. Sethh- 4. sixth grade 8. sixth 7. Miss Albright 16. A birthday surprise for Mrs Bridwell and Mrs H S Friday of Beatrice drew 23 guests. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Friday and others from Beatrice, Fairbury, Lincoln. departures wished the Friday couple many happy returns.

Yung Tor Gage Jefferson County Fairbury Steele City Deems Albright Bridwell H. S Beatrice H.S A. Woods Blair Beckwith John Traum J. M. Lambert Lincoln Friday

Local Brevities Highlight Sunday Visits and Movements

Local notices show numerous Sunday visits and trips among residents. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Mike Riddle at Joe Davis home and Mrs Dell Stuard visiting in Steele City. several town-to-town trips to Fairbury Endicott Lincoln and Beatrice. The railroad station received a new paint job.

Mike Riddle Joe Davis Doc. Davis Jess Maniey John Hoeft Endicott Carl Barber Lincoln Russell Bryant Fairbury Hospital E. E. Shultz Ray Barber Fairbury

Subscription Policy Sets Deadline for Unpaid Subscribers

The Steele City Press outlines its first year under new management, praising improvements and detailing a subscription up renewal policy. Unpaid subscribers will be removed from the list by November 1 to ensure fairness to prompt payers.

Steele City Press Nebraska Nn Aversa

Family notices from Fairbury Nebraska events

The record notes various family and funeral mentions from Fairbury Nebraska. Loring W. Brown’s funeral occurred in Lincoln with a detailed account promised next week. Mr and Mrs Pearson and Mr and Mrs Chester Pearson and sons visited Lincoln to see their daughter Mrs Carl Miller. M O Sampson and family celebrated a relative’s 76th birthday in Mahaska.

Ther Fairbury Nebr Staley S. P. Deems Loring W. Brown Lincoln Wm. Pearson Chester Pearson Carl Miller M. O. Sampson Mahaska

WEW Department Announces New Classified Ads Column

The paper introduces a weekly classified section for sale, want ads, and announcements to reduce confusion and keep news items clear. Ads cost five cents per line per week with a minimum of twenty cents.

Steele City Folks to Broadcast Radio Program

A quartette of male voices and accompanists from Steele City will broadcast from Radio Station KFEQ at Oak Nebraska next Sunday September 20 at 430 PM. Performers include Paul S Beckwith Fay D Clark G B Cassell and R S Wilfley with Mrs G B Cassell and Mrs Fay D Clark on piano J T Dale will play violin solos. Listeners are invited to send feedback.

Oak Nebraska KFEQ Henry Field Seed Company Shenadoah Paul S. Beckwith Fay D. Clark G. B. Cassell R. S. Wilfley

Last Official Notice on Racing Stock and Poultry Entries

Entries close for Live Stock Department horses cattle and swine at 5 p.m. Tuesday September 15. Woman's Department and School entries close at 9 p.m. Saturday September 19. Poultry and Farm Products entries close at 6 p.m. Monday September 21.

Woman’s Department

A Simple Creed for Living a Useful Life

A personal creed affirms practical religion through the Golden Rule, respect for all creeds, and fair treatment of others. It emphasizes serving country and community, valued friendships, gratitude to the Creator, and living such that loved ones miss the speaker when they pass away.

Classified Column Items From Fairbury Nebr 1925

A fragmented classified column lists hempish items for sale and services in Fairbury Nebraska. Ads mention sorghum crops from Compton Bros phone 2104 Endicott and various local services including painting, paper hanging, car painting by Salph Beckmare, Read Bros as a resting place, and monument makers F A Moon & Son. Bundles of paper for sale at the office and cardboard sheets are also advertised.

Compton Bros Endicott Nebr

Local Visits and Picnic Gatherings in Fairbury Area

Hubert Manning returned home Friday from Imperial. Mrs Manning stayed several weeks. Mr and Mrs Dave Broadston of Kansas City visited Bert Broadston. Miss Goeller hosted a picnic at Fairbury park for Steele City music pupils on Saturday September 5 with games and a picnic supper. all reported a good time.

Hubert Manning Imperial Mrs. Manning Dave Broadston Kansas City Bert Broadston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alden Clark’s Store Plas Sa F. V. Lowe Steele City School Notes W. Luhm Francis Clark Hubbel Fay Clarks Walter Lenker Charlie Oswald Kerstings Wallace Palmer State University Dell Stuard Kansas Harold Packard Mr. Beehme R. T. Garrett Morrowville Haddam Halisey Shea Bert Broadstons Dave Melcher Anna Grummert Bundy Maud Willey DeWitt Charlie Barber Diller Wm. Barber Kersting Hanover Oswald Wilfley Mary Darke George Reedy Vince Doebele Washington Bert Waters St. Joe Whitney and Manney H. Staley Steele City Folks Salph Beckmare F. A. Moon & Son Fairbury, Nebr Read Bros Royal Tailors Royal Fabrics Royal Service Grainger Nebia T. W. Zoellin Bend Leo Miller Pueblo Colo Allie Dorrit Oklahoma City Orio Hapyid Kulhanek Pawbury Tom Zahm Pendietory Regen Earle Holloway Jack Hayes Atchinses Kas C. R. Bracken Frasers Arner
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