Post Office Changes Affect Steele City Train Schedule
An order effective March 21 requires dispatch of a mail pouch on train No. 44 except registered mail. Train No. 544 will leave at 7 30 a m with Manning handling extra duties until April 1, when a new schedule shifts departure to 9 00 a m. Mrs Bertha Garber visited in Fairbury Sunday. John Geddea ad offers hauling and spring plowing.
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H. M. Manning
Steele City
Focal Post Office
Manning
Treasury announces exchange of Fourth Liberty Bonds
Secretary Morgenthau informs that fourth Liberty Bonds with terminal digits 5 6 or 7 may be exchanged for new issue bonds. The offer terminates Wednesday in March.
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Hester Scharmann
Isin
Acd
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
L. Shirty
Treasury
Change in Schedules for Train No 544 and Local Notices
Union Pacific announces schedule changes for Train No 544 with departure from Steele City at 7 30 a m and new Marysville connections to Topeka and Kansas City. The Marysville to Topeka leg will arrive 10 33 a m while the Marysville to Kansas City leg remains 10 60 p m. other daily timings adjusted. Also notes arrivals and visits as local items including residents Corbin Woods Thornburg and Haddix households with nearby moves and a subscription pitch for Steele City News.
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Steele City
Union Pacific
Marysville
Topeka
Kansas City
Local Fairbury Notes On Visitors and Ads
Local items report Ed Smith of Fairbury visiting on business and Fred Steele and wife from Fairbury visiting Steele City. Mrs H Greenwood traveled to Ellis to visit Mrs Harry Baker. Advertisements mention wall paper, pharmacy, and seed oats sales. Nebraska corn hog associations plan post planting checks. new bride visits in Lincoln area. Cassel couple to host friends after April 1.
One Church for All, All for One Church
A Presbyterian note urges renewed church attendance ahead of Easter. It asks members to join in prayer for revival, invites all to a Sunday service, and highlights upcoming Missionary Society and Young Woman's Guild activities with a community fundraiser event featuring a speaker, music, and a meal for twenty five cents.
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Missionary Society
Young Woman's Guild
LHOT
Margi Hughee
Sir Unis
Waich
Margaret Gretainger
al S. Dodgson
Fairbury Baptist Church
Village Proceedings Report of Regular Meeting Actions
The village board led by Mayor Hughes approved minutes and bills including Béatrice Power Co lights and school district license fees. Elections officials were named for the April town vote, with J. Davis and H. Fahrenswald among the signatories, and a motion to adjourn carried.
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Hughes
J. Davin
He _Fahrenwald
F. Zoeilin
Béatrice Power Co
Geo. Knight
H. Fahrenwald
Steele City News
LO Beushausen
Palmer Pharmacy
Sehool
H. Fahrenswald
J. Davis
Palmer Pharmacy Ad Promotes Three Wallpaper Patterns
Advertisement fragment touts three wallpaper patterns offered at low prices. Mentions Palmer Pharmacy and Rae tS as sources, signaling a small local retail promo.
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Palmer Pharmacys
Rae Ts
Kensington club meeting reports St Patrick's topics
The BB Kensington met at Mrs Ila Bugbee's home on March 12 with fourteen members present. An all hall was responded to with St Patrick's Day topics. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next Kensington meeting will be hosted by Mrs Alice Gretzinger on Tuesday March 26.
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BB. Kensington
Ila Bugbee
the Kensington
Alice Gretzinger
Local residents visit and routine moving about town
Jann Derrek bo Ow attends Greely college for a ten day visit with his brother Lyal and family. Neuman resigns from grammar school. Orie Sutton plans stock of groceries on R A Hyland building. Miss Will Jaggers returns from funeral in Fairbury visiting relatives Loyal and Homer Else. Mrs Chester Manley returns to Cedar Rapids after three weeks. Harry Mahiman and Maurice visit Mrs Mahiman's mother. Harold Martin visits his sister. Lee Stenzel and wife of Beatrice visit here. Mrs Will Wilson and son visit Frank Martin home. Will Stewart Jr. conducts business in Greenleaf. Abraham, Brackenridge, and Bert Walton guests in Wade, Kansas.
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Bdrxson
Haddam
Nthe Grammar School
Neuman
Orie Sutton
R. A Hyland
Will Jaggers
Jima
Wm. Else
Fairbury
Loyal
Homer Else
Chester Manley
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Chiarile Justis
Harry Mahiman
Maurice
Mahiman
Ruddpn Lampe
Steele City
Harold Martin
Lee Stenzel
Beatrice
E.W. Talbott
Will” Wilson
Frank Martin
Will Stewart, Jr
Greenleaf
Missing Wallet Report At Improvement Co Event
Lost at Improvement Co Saturday evening a small purse with bills charge and owner’s receipt missing. Adv’s offer to recover. News office directions given. Steele City issues chicken enclosure order. Hardy northern nursery stock offered by Sherman Nursery Co. Judge E tee of Fairbury seen in Steelery for official duty.
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At Improvement Co
Adv
Sheward
Hardy Northern Grown
M. O. Sampson
Sherman Nursery Co
Charles City
Iowa
Fairbury
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Idaho Russetts
Ferry
Hughes’ Cash Grocery
Nebraska
Jalad Dressins
Smith
P. D. Earhart
Steele City, Nebraska
H. A. Drake
Steele City, Nebr
Rew Man Distrtch
Bertha Garber
Austen and Family
John Geddea
Thomas Woods
Tecumseh
Sue
John Godden
Ed Smith
Saipply Mortuary
Fred Steele
H. Greenwood
Ellis
Harry Baker
Lowell Bla
EL. Jenkins
Henry Ahrends
Bury
Dee Emtyer Asce
Dee
Clarence Darting
Cassel Wall
Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
Bonham Theatre
Byne
Dick Powell
Gloria Stuart
Conrad Nagel Dnd Plorener
Rumba
George Raft
Scarol Lombard
Seteurdey
Prauran
Mary Astor
Lyte Patriot
Blck Jones
Village Proceedings
Earhart
Etta Holtz
Charles, Dick
Elmer Siikett
Mrs
Jéan-Brei
Hollenberg
Market Report
Newa
B. B
Kensington
Hollenberg Items
Jann Derrek Bo Ow
Greely
Vlorudo
Lyal
Franklin Abraham
Mark Brackenridge
Bert Walton
Wade, Kansas
Pege
Mac’s Cash Grocery
Steele
Ctey Prices Rite
U& Ast
SEAR
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
C. G. Catlin
M. D. Sampson & Richardson Co. Funeral and
Anbbul
Fainbury
Steele City Village Board
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