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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
4
The Hecle City Press and BD Rough publish a weekly Friday edition detailing local news, events, and notices for the community. Readers find updates on市 council decisions, upcoming activities, and public announcements.
The church urges action and participation across all branches. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Preaching follows at 11 a.m. The sermon topic is The Meaning of the Cross.
A cordial invitation from Pastor E. H. Hinkle calls all truth lovers to join in spirit and beauty of Holiness. Attendees should expect no sermonette but a revelation on the subject during the service.
The Intermediate room held two debates on Wednesday afternoon. The first asked if the White Leghorn is more profitable than the Plymouth Rock with Mary Andrews and Charles Crinklaw for the affirmative and Dollie Reynolds and Susan Taylor for the negative. Judges were Vernom Adee Gigdre With and Margaret Coons. votes 3 for the affirmative. The second debated if the incubator is more profitable than the hen for hatching chicks with Cathrine James Clara Hunnicatt and Wallace Palmer for the affirmative and Floyd Hoeft Harriet Alien and Harley Thrapp for the negative. Judges were Pearl Campbell Nellie Coons and Charles Crinklaw. votes 1 for the affirmative and 2 for the negative.
March reports show intermediate room with 25 pupils, 17 average attendance, 5 tardies, 3 absent or tardy mix. names listed include Harley Thrapp, Charlies Crinklaw, Clara Hunnicutt. Primary room ends March 26 with 27 enrolled, 3 tardy, 6 visitors, average daily attendance 16, and a list of students never absent.
Poem urges gloom to yield to effort and shared joy. It links March dead vines to May flowers and ends with a call to vote for the bonds and switch on electric lights, signed NOCK ER.
Rev Tanner preached a farewell sermon Sunday. Henry Lchymer visits Frank Packer. Packer plans to move on his claim near Cape Colorado. A son weighs eight pounds born to Ben and Hamlin on March 27. Hamlin family to move to Stratton Colorado when travel possible. About twelve citizens met at Wm Jagger’s Olive to discuss this year’s Chautauqua. decision due by April 7.
Endicott brief notes a Miss Maude Misughter making a business trip to Dilner on Tuesday. The Farmers Union is arranging water. A church box supper is planned in the church basement tonight. Chas Weils and children Lugie and Russell visited Grandma Wells Sunday. The Hoyas Neighbors held a farewell lineben in honor of Mrs Fred.
Friends visit as a man works for his brother in law L R Lambert this summer. Mrs Olin Sevage and Mrs Fred Beach with children depart by Burlington through Omaha to Minnesota. The infant of Captain Fairchird died Monday night. Rev Hinkle led the funeral at the home and burial followed in Fairbury cemetery.
Sunday through Tuesday visits were recorded among Rocky Hollow families and friends. Several households hosted guests including the Cuthberts, Prices, Nace, Belding, Griffing, James, Troxel, Malady, and Garrett clans, with travel updates from Nebraska and Oregon.
New Country opens new railroads and town sites with soil described as deep black loam and yellow subsoil. Prairie lands with poplar groves offer cheap lands and easy terms promising a home for the poor and investment for the rich. Mapes and printed matter free, some farms offered for exchange. Thief River Falls Minnesota.
A county court in Fairbury scheduled April 20 1915 at 1 PM to hear Nash J Handley executor petition for final settlement and discharge in the estate of John W Handley deceased. Notice will be published in the Steele City Press for two consecutive weeks before hearing. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
Boreff of Elida Ohio says his daughter Ruth was cured of a severe cold and cough two years ago by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The note emphasizes quick relief and high regard for the product.
Mrs Elmer Hatch of Porn Indiana reports long bouts of rheumatism and says Chamberlain's Liniment gives immediate relief. The advertisement promotes 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all dealers.
Notice to Steele City electors in Jefferson Nebraska of a special election April 6 1915 at the Town Hall 9 am to 7 pm. Question whether to issue 3500 dollars of electric lighting bonds due in 20 years with 6 percent interest, callable after five years, to fund a village electric system. Chairman H E Clapp and Clerk Frank Crinklaw sign.
Ordinance establishes electric lighting in Steele City Nebraska and calls a special election for April 6 1915 to decide issuing bonds of 3500 dollars at six percent for building and maintaining the lighting system notice of the election to be given by the village officers
An ordinance sets April 6 1915 as election day from morning to evening for a vote on issuing bonds. Voters will use official ballots printed by the Village Clerk with Yes and No options. Ballots marked with an X after Yes count for bonds, while X after No count against. The ordinance takes effect upon enactment.
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