Local notes from Steele City and Beatrice area
A fragment describes social events and business in Steele City and Beatrice Nebraska, noting weddings at Rev. F E Smith's residence, Livery turnover to John Hoeft, and a presentation of boutonnières. It mentions Beatrice County figures, grains prices, and local advertising for medicines and dental services. The piece includes literature notices and community notices about residents and veterans.
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Manarmo
F. E. Smith
R. J. Dobson
Carleton
J. B. Smith
John Hoeft
One Fare Rate for St Joseph Jubilee May 1 and 22
The St Joseph & Grand Island Ry will sell round trip tickets to St Joseph May 10 and 11 at one fare with return limited to May 14. The event marks the opening of the packing plant and includes two grand parades a public barbecue and a Western Association Championship baseball game between Quincy and St Joseph plus other attractions. W S Garr agent.
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St. Joseph
Teats
Quincy
W.S. Garr
St Joseph Jubilee Opens Packing Plant Celebration
A fragmented notice describes a jubilee event marking the opening of a packing plant in Kansas. It mentions train fare offers and organizational names, but the readable text is incomplete. The piece hints at regional actions around the celebration and transit details.
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