Fairbury Beats Steele City in Kittenball Victory
Fairbury defeated Steele City in a fast kittenball game at the local diamond last Monday evening. Lanyon hit a fifth inning home run and Luttman scored in the sixth as Fairbury completed two squares on a scoreless board. The Steele City lineup included C Darling and L Kuper while the Fairbury side featured P Miller and D Russell.
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Fairbury
Steele City
Fairbury Boys
Lanyon
Luttman
C. Darling
Kuper
C. Lampe
L. Blair
J.davis
H. Greenwood
L. Kuper
G. McLachlin
Harold Manley
L. Sampson
H. Gehrt
Steele City Battery
Linn Kuper
Carl Lampe
P. Miller
D. Russell
C. Brock
F. Lanyon
W. Beacley
M. Bundy
Mullen
R. Lutt
Local Notes On Bank Cashier Vacation And Visitors
Nell Drake, cashier at Farmers State Bank, takes part of her annual vacation this week. FE Wells and Ralph Arner were in the Omaha area as business visitors earlier this week. Fairbury shoe repairers met Tuesday to form a code and align prices with the NRA. Mrs T R Armstrong, a recent visitor, went to Fairbury to visit Dr and Mrs Clark. Job printing at the News office is Quality Printing, priced right.
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Nell Drake
Farmers State Bank
FE. J. Wells
Ralph Arner
Omaha
Fairbury
Mra. T. R. Armstrong
For Sale Immune Sons and Local Society Notes
A collection of small notices and personal items from Fairbury Nebraska includes sale mention of immune sons and local society updates. It lists the Missionary Society meeting with Mrs S P Deems and various visits and travels among residents including Mrs T Anderson, Geo R Sanford and wife, Mrs Hubert Manning and Hazeldean, plus trips to Lincoln Auburn Akron and Odell. It notes a son of Fay D Clark returning home after illness.
Nispel Seeks Signature for Federal Home Loan Board Seat
C K Nispel visited Steele City Tuesday to obtain the committeeman signatures for his petition and application for a county seat on the Federal Home Loan Board. W D Heady and family traveled to Plymouth with concession equipment to run stands at a two day picnic August 3 4. Mrs Bertha Garber spent last Tuesday in Fairbury reviewing the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co service set to take effect August 15.
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C. K. Nispel
Steele City
W. D. Heady
Lucille
Plymouth
Bertha Garber
Fairbury
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kerrs and Sampsons Share Kansas Visit Misunderstanding
Mr and Mrs R H Kerr and sons of Mahaska Kansas were guests in the M O Sampson home Sunday afternoon Helen Sampson accompanied them home for a weeks visit
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Geo. R. Sanford
Belleville, Kansas
FE. J. Wells
Residents Move Within Town Affects Local Lumber Yard Area
Lowell Blair and wife moved into a new home near the local lumber yard where Blair serves as manager. George McLachlin and family moved from the Mrs. K Hoeft building to Blair’s vacated residence. Mrs. Margaret Lincon, a Chicago high school teacher, visits her parents Mr and Mrs C C Andrews and plans a Colorado trip with Denver and Steamboat Springs on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Blair
Mr. Blair
George McLachlin
Margaret Lincon
Chicago
C. C. Andrews
Colorado
Denver
Steamboat Springs
Gertrude Wissing
Mary Moon
Constipation Relief Promises a Return to Normalcy
An elderly Vaimer's Drug ad features Alice Burne praising Adherika for ending thirty years of constipation. The testimonial claims relief from severe stomach blockage and a return to normal life after using the remedy.
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Alice Burne
Vaimer
Two-Millionth Visitor Earns Elephant Ride at World’s Fair
Melvin Silberthan a nine year old from Kansas City was celebrated as the two millionth guest at A Century of Progress Chicago World's Fair receiving an elephant ride and honors for the milestone.
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Melvin Silberthan
Kansas City
Sunday School Reminder and Style Review at Local Church
The Presbyterian church urges Sunday school attendance as services are canceled. A Missionary society meeting is planned at Mrs Deems home on Wednesday afternoon. A thorough style review by the Ladies Aid showcased period dresses from 1867 to 1933 with songs by Genevieve Drake and Elna Arner.
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The
Missionary Society
S. P. Deems
Rochester
Ladies’ Aid Society
Arlene Wenz
Leota Earhart
Marjory Ann Clark
Betty Wenz
Lenker Family Heads Home After Two Week Nebraska Visit
Walter Lenker and his family left Monday for Harrison Nebraska to return home following a two weeks visit with relatives and friends.
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Walter Lenker
Harrison
Nebraska
Grand Island Woman Returns After Vacation
Mrs. W. H. Somr of Grand Island came home Wednesday after a ten day vacation with her mother Mrs. Sarah Wallace.
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W. H. Somr
Grand Island
Sarah Wallace
Market Report Fragment From Early 20th Century Page
A fragmentary market report item notes prices and earnings symbols with scattered figures such as 40¢ and 20¢. The readable text references various entities and items but lacks complete clarity on specific goods or transactions.
Fourth Class Postmaster Exam Close Aug 25 1933 Steele City
The United States Civil Service announces a competitive examination to fill a contemplated fourth class postmaster vacancy at Steele City Nebraska and other openings as they occur. Applicants must be US citizens 21 to 64 resident in the local territory and file Form 9 with the Commission in Washington by the close time.
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Steele City
Nebraska
Fairbury
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Pythian Sisters Plan Ice Cream Social This Weekend
The Pythian Sisters organize an ice cream social on street Saturday evening August 12. A band concert and show are planned as supporting attractions for the event.
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Pythian Sisters
W. C. T. U. Notes Stewardship Meeting Plans
The Steele City W. C. T. U. will hold its annual business meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Drake's home. Officers will be elected and a directors' report will be received. Members are asked to bring gold and silver trinkets for the crucible crusade.
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Steele City
Mary Drake
B. B. Kensington Hosts Home Builders Club Meeting
The B B Kensington group met July 25 at Mrs. F E Walken's home with 65 present including Agnes Crane Wright and Mrs H Crane as honor guests. Wright presented poetry and readings. Ice cream and cake were served. The next meeting will be August 8 with Mrs Addie Woods. Roll call your native state.
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B. B. Kensington
F. E. Walken
Home Builders Club of
Endicott
Agnes Crane Wright
H. Crane
Addie Woods
Family Reunion Held At Deema Home
A family reunion took place last Sunday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 8S. P. Deema, bringing relatives together for a gathering at their home.
Local social notes from Rocky Hollow and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Eph Oaks spent days at Henry Meyers home. Endicot residents gathered Wednesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Emil Novatny. J H Malady wife and Opal Compton visited George Banahan Thursday afternoon. Mr Novatny and son Rudolph visited Harbine Tuesday. Mrs Long pastures milch cows in the Novatny pasture. Mrs Meyers spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Meyers.
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Eph Oaks
Henry Meyers
Endicott
Emil Novatny
J. H. Malady
Opal Compton
George Banahan
Mr. Novatny
Rudolph
Mrs. Meyers
Mrs. Henry Meyers
Secretary W. C. Andreas Appointed for Wheat Plan
W. C. Andreas starts as emergency agricultural agent and secretary to the county organization committee in Jefferson County. He will work from Fairbury courthouse, under civil service, funded by the agricultural adjustment act, reporting to W. H. Brokaw at Lincoln. He will organize community meetings, verify grower lists, assist with applications, and help build county records for the Wheat Growers organization.
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W. C. Andréas
Jefferson County
Court House
Fairbury
Andreas
Civil Service
Federal Administration
Washington
W. H. Brokaw
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Fletcher Players Return With Married and How Farce
Fletcher Players stage a three act farce drama Married and How at the Improvement Co hall with vaudeville between acts. Steele City businessmen sponsor selling ten cent merchandise tickets for admittance. Over four hundred farmers attend a county mass meeting in Fairbury to study the Triple A wheat adjustment program.
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Fletcher Players
Improvement Co. Hall
Steele City
Fairbury
Palmer Buys Drug Store in Steele City
Wallace Palmer of Hebron becomes owner and manager of Amers Drug Store in Steele City after purchasing the business Thursday afternoon last week. He takes possession with his wife, daughter of local families, while former owner Ralph Arner plans future steps and reflects on twenty years serving the community.
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Amers Drug Store
Wallace Palmer
Hebron
Palmer
Asaaw
Steele City
W.C. Palmer
S. P. Deems
Ralph Arner
Arner
Loyd Taylor
Mr. Arner
Adams man and wife visit after serious operation
James Hargleroad of Adams came Saturday and returned Sunday with his wife who is here with relatives convalescing after a serious operation.
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James Hargleroad
Adams
Ellis kittenball set to host Steele City next Monday
David Kuper, manager of the Ellis kittenball team, said plans were underway to form a Steele City women's kittenball team that might face a local women's squad Monday August 7 in Ellis.
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Ellis
Steele City
David Kuper
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the Country Newspaper
Leype
Pitman
Elazpe
McCormick
Improvement. CO. Hall
Fletcher
Arners Drug Store
Farmers Union
Drakes Hardware Farmers State Bank
Steele City Drug Store
Immune Sons
Forrow
C.C. Andrews
Leach
Hubert M. Manning
Hazeldean
Odell
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Wm. Else
Hollenberg
Ruth Garrett
Adam H. Gretzinger
Margaret
Ruth
Auburn
Lou Wehling
Ed Tarnow
H. J. Fahrenwald
Akron
Richard
Fay D.clark
Presbyterian Church
Market Report
Goris Ier
Rss
Barcutest Phedescays
Pepebeney
Eavex
Wien
Eos
Cox
Rocky Hollow
Lux Toilet
Vogue
Gerto
Glark’s Store
Steele City, Nebr
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