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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
4
Wet November 26, 1904 notice lists 150 payment in advance and second class entry at Steele City Nebraska under the post office rules of Congress dated March 1 1879.
The quarantine was lifted on the Sampson home Tuesday morning. They are glad to be free again and back to normal life.
Rocky Hollow notes list residents and visitors with illnesses absences and work. People like Hobart Nutter Lynn Robertson Ruby Bennett Earl James and George Williams are mentioned along with farm tasks at the brick yard silos hay and wheat work. A county fair prize is reported for Rocky Hollow pupils and local households are referenced in visits and yard work across Fairbury and surroundings.
Village residents report visits, events and travel around Fairbury Beatrice and surrounding farms. Several families attended gatherings in Fairbury and nearby towns as hunting trips and hospital updates are noted. Public safety notice requests careful driving and parking discipline in town.
A businessman's wife suffered two years with sore watery eyes. She tried Lavoptik and saw immediate relief. An adclaims it leaves eyes cool and fresh and offers a free aluminum eye cup at Arners Drug Store.
Morris Nutter, son of Mr and Mrs Olen Nutter, broke his leg between the knee and hip on Sunday. He was taken to Fairbury for an X ray and is getting along nicely. Lester Henderson was seriously injured Tuesday after being thrown from a horse during a round up at Morroville Kansas.
Regular services in German every Sunday at 10:30 p.m. English services alternate Sundays at 8 p.m. The next English service is September 2. Rev. W. Lobsten serves as pastor.
Local officials pursue a lead in the Fe Dale 3 State case as protests and market activity rise. Community groups gathered near Steele City to demand clarity on the investigation and potential charges.
An advertisement offers the Daily Lincoln Journal at 50 cents for a period through January 1 1926 and 76 cents for both daily and Sunday editions. It promises truthful impartial political and economic reporting and notes a Jack London novel will start soon. It urges including Sunday editions and states the paper ends when paid time expires.
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