Pattern Cloths Ladies Washable Suede Finish Gloves
Advertises washable suede finish gloves with short cuffs in grey and light oak tones. Priced at $1.00 with catalog or order details including a code 3125 31.65 ba.
30 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
1
Advertises washable suede finish gloves with short cuffs in grey and light oak tones. Priced at $1.00 with catalog or order details including a code 3125 31.65 ba.
Community notices list visits and greetings among residents and relatives in Fairbury and nearby towns. Entries include Walter Lenker in town, Mrs. Hoeft’s hospital return, hunting trips for R. G. Wilfley, school traveler Thornton McCurdy, travels to Lincoln and Fremont, and social gatherings at various homes. A local death is noted for Mrs. Mary Challis of St. Joe.
Steele City Presbyterian Church lists Sunday School at 10, services at 11 and 7 30, mid week Web 7 30, choir 9 80, notes ill Richard Low cannot attend Friday opera, rally day aims for 200 in Bible School, Missionary sale Oct 92 30 supporting church budget, Father and Son Banquet Oct 8 with Dr Russel as speaker, calls for attendance and plat es reservations, asks how readers spent last Sabbath.
The article notes that King Henry VIII dressed jockeys in colors as early as 1530 but confirms no fixed palette. In 1762 the Jockey Club announced owner chosen colors for jockeys, some of which remain in use by the same families today.
The Jefferson County Fair in Fairbury drew good attendance with cool days. Live stock and grain exhibits were strong and premiums awarded to locals including Phil Dawson of Endicott who won prizes for many entries, notably Ayrshire dairy cattle.
Last Tuesday evening friends and relatives gathered at Rudolf Lampe's home to celebrate his 49th birthday. The assembled guests enjoyed games and cards, then shared refreshments before departing in the early hours, wishing him many more happy birthdays.
J H Andrews mayor of Kewanee Illinois topped 14 000 dairy cows in the Thirtyone Dairy Head Improvement Association test for milk and butterfat production. The Holstein produced over a ton of milk with 91.1 pounds of fat. Andrews is related to J H Andrews of Kewanee Iowa who visited recently.
Mrs H B Challis of St Joe died last Friday and was buried at Fairbury last Sunday. She had been in poor health for years. Card of Thanks from Henry W Challis and Mrs Arthur Bower and Mrs Amy B Taylor. Elizabeth Rucker went to St Joe to be with her brother Will Rucker who died Wednesday.
Richard Low, noted Chinese singer and entertainer, telegraphed Reverend Pfautz that he is ill in bed and cannot perform at the opera house Friday night.
A notice offers a bushel of good apples for sale and directs interested buyers to call at Ross Coons residence for purchase information.
A brief notice offers a good young roan bull for sale or loan to suitable buyer. Contact A. C. Coone for details and to arrange purchase.
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