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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
Public notice lists Steele City Nebraska mail classifications and rates under federal statute date November 26 1904. Includes reference to second class mail status and congress act of March 1 1879.
Evelyn Fisher and Fanny Goes were Sunday callers at Monrose. Mr and Mrs Will Garrett dined with his sister Ellen at Steele City. The A B James family attended the Tennessee picnic at Narka Kansas. Hugh Greenwood spent the weekend with home folks. Several attended the Nutter Rodeo at Albia Kansas Thursday and Friday. Joe Benda of Wimore was in. Mr and Mrs Otto Lietzon returned Friday from Colorado. Harry Mowry called at the Earnest Funke home Sunday morning. Velma and Mamie Lietzon spent the past week with their aunt near Hanover. Mr and Mrs Bert Greenwood Dell and Ace were Sunday visitors at the Rosner home at Daykin. Vern Justus is slowly recovering from inflammatory rheumatism. Albert Menefee is helping John Goes put up hay.
Miss Shuman visited Rocky Hollow as Lola Fisher stayed weekend with her. participants rode broncs steer and mules and calf roping occurred. Indians performed a Friendship dance nightly, drawing interest as Rodeo crowds anticipate future events. Nutter Bros. head to Bestrice for a rodeo on the Glen Miller ranch near Beatrice on the 26th and 27th.
Sammy Mandell the lightweight champion credits Howard’s conditioning system for his rise. Howard advocates flexible dieting with proper cooking, avoiding only certain combinations like fresh milk with fruit and cheese. He promotes vegetables, moderation, and evaporated milk as a preferred option for athletes.
The USDA reports horse and mule breeding rising with better prospects, though farm stocks are at multiyear lows. February 15 values show horses at 77.63, up from 73.78 a year earlier. Wayne County’s survey highlights age and yearling shortfalls, while breeders favor pure breds and high quality stock for public service.
The excerpt discusses biennial sweet clover not growing from the stew and nu fren with alfalfa. It notes that second-year buds form later in fall and mature, showing green shoots. If turned under, these shoots may emerge in spring.
Blue carbon paper in large sheets for pattern transfers for sale at the Press office priced at 15 cents.
A drug store advertisement claims Adierika relieves gas and stomach fog for a wife and husband. The testimonial says one spoonful removes gas, eases bloating, and aids elimination, with benefits including better sleep. Signed testimonial from Mm B Brinkley.
A brief aphorism notes some people resemble passing songs in fashion lasting briefly. The line hints at transience of popularity and enduring impact.
A terse notice promises prompt service on request and reasonable charges. It advertises reliable handling of tasks with clear terms and responsive communication.
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