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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
4
A meeting of the Steele City post office officials occurred on November 26, 1904, at the Gesete City post office in Nebraska under the March 1, 1878 Congress.
Wm Barber's new Ford sedan. Dr Leach the dentist. Fairbury items include Lloyd Taylor visiting Steele City, bills about F Bryant's wale, and community notices. Yet corrections issued for two errors: Francis Clark's role corrected to Rasse wholesale assistant manager and Lyle Bryant reclassified from high school to university electrical engineering course.
Good home made sorghum for sale at one dollar per gallon. Bring your own container. G. B. Cassell sells fresh sorghum.
Black heifer with white face disappeared from John Cacek pasture one mile west and three quarters mile south of Steele City. If seen or in possession, please notify Chas. Cacek.
A report from Hollenberg lists attendees at the Fair in Fairbury. Topics include A G Towns sending a tight top for a Ford, cement work on Lester Graham's Lincolntown bungalow, and E H Correll traveling to Scottsbluff for beet fields while Mrs Correll stays with U G Townsend. George Hoxie plans to move to his father in law's Hanover farm next year. John Harrington of the Church of God announces a series of meetings at the Baptist church starting Sunday night. all are welcome.
Andy Belding finished making sorghum while Perry Carrico and Roland Wiebe bought new Ford touring cars. Neighbors and relatives visited in Harbine Steele City Hanover and Beatrice. Many farmers begin planting wheat as weeks pass, with seed wheat coming from Tom Goecoa.
Mrs J H Malady hosts visitors including Miss Dorothy Mullis from Dunbar Nebraska who spent time with Rosa and Minnie Malady. Roland Wiebe returns from Oklahoma harvest work. Fairbury shoppers include Perry Carrigo Andy Belding Tom Gocoa Bill Jones and the Wiebes along with Rose and Dorothy Moglis.
Proceeds benefit the Literary fund with entertainment and amusements. Attendees include Frank, Schley, and Katie Brenneis and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brenneis and son Lester. Also notes visits by Mrs. Brenneis to Topeka and a Kansas trip by Mrs. A. B. James and relatives to Rogue to visit local residents.
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