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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
4
Notice shows a $1.50 rate payable in advance for second class mail at Steele City Nebraska. Entry aligns with Congress Act of March 1 1875 and references a November 26 1904 post entry.
The event promises splendid live stock displays with horses cattle and swine and a wonderful poultry show. It features fine farm products big corn show beautiful arts and crafts baked goods and jellies. Highlights include Aronty Bros thrill act on a 63 foot high perch Cavilia the clown and The Helen Bach Trio with comedy and magic.
Roscoe Adler and family visit in town. Fred Oswald moves his family into Henderson’s former house. Lester Graham and family from Lincoln visit Mrs. Hoxie. Mrs. Carl Townsend and daughters attend Baptist Sunday School. Mrs. Marvel Henderson extends a warm welcome to all.
The article notes a last week gathering in honor of Mr. Rhee with a bouquet of gifts for the bride. Guests enjoyed various amusements and a large watermelon feast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood and their sons Hugh Dell and Cecil.
Mr and Mrs John Malady and Rose visit Mrs R C Rogers of Culbertson Nebraska. Rural mail carrier John Allen is sick and son Edd delivers mail. Malady couple attended the Lincoln fair midweek. Elmer Montgomery is very ill. Mrs R C Rogers visits Chas Compton’s. Norman Fentiman cuts feed for Orville Relding. Opal Compton stays with grandparents the Malady home. Road crews including Bill Bennett Luther Breaziale and Ed Fleming are at work. Mrs George Schmitt and baby visit the Malady home Monday. Mr Cook of Odell calls on neighbors.
Rev McFarland notes progress in radio engineering focused on rural reception and easy use for farmers and townspeople. He explains new receiving equipment simplifies operation and urges rural dwellers to install sets and merchants to engage with advertising to keep trade local.
A terse note describes a sale of blue carbon in range sheets with a price of 15e. The text suggests a paradox about smiling and effort, framing the transaction as part of conservation.
An advertisement touts Adler as providing relief by improving sleep and digestion. It claims one dose helps both the user and their husband, reducing gas and bloating, evacuating old waste from the system and offering astonishing relief from constipation. The notice closes with a promotion for Arner's Drug Store.
Miss Hazel Chambers spent several days visiting friends and will attend school in Sioux City Iowa. Mrs Gridley and daughters and Miss Siddens were in Washington on Sunday. Letha Gibson of Superior is visiting relatives here. A miscellaneous shower was held last Friday night for Mrs Jas Merritt at Mrs W D Lenker's home and included many nice gifts. Aareene Whitele
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