Red Cedar Compound Keeps Moths Out of Closets
Taylor's advertises red cedar compound to deter moths in closets.
06 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
1
Taylor's advertises red cedar compound to deter moths in closets.
The article notes spring’s damp chill worsens rheumatic pains but claims relief through Chamberlain'sointment. It promotes sale through dealers.
Mrs Sheaffer who suffered last week from appendicitis has recovered but now has pink eye, a condition that has been prevalent in the area for several months.
Red eggs for sale from prize winning stock by E. H. Hinkle of Rulo Nebraska. Prices 1.00, 2.50, and 3.50 per 15. Book your order early.
Local notes recount Easter observances with church services at Baptist and Congregational churches, a wedding surprise for Carl Townsend and Fern Mickler, and community reminders about seed potatoes, fencing, and pasture listings. Readers learn of town events, arrivals, and a Mayoral election prep.
Gus Dressen reports his son Joe of Ellinwood Kansas will play this season in the III League and joined the Rock Island Illinois team. Leo, formerly with St Paul Minnesota last year, signs with that team for this season.
Only 14 votes cast in the village election held Tuesday for four seats with two vacancies. Voters scratched three tickets and the tally shows Bundy 14, Rucker 14, Wright 13, Paimen 11.
Neighbors gathered at Arthur Jackson's home Thursday and planted thirty five acres of oats and planned further work. A S Wilfley traveled to Maryville Friday to visit his parents and attend the opening of a new one hundred thousand dollar bank building where his father is employed.
The letter records a traveler’s journey from Steele City to Havana via St. Joseph St. Louis and New Orleans arriving March 1917. He describes unusual Cuba weather a 49 degree cold snap and remarks on Millice family life near Cienaga with a modern house and open doors windows design.
The writer travels from New Orleans on the Atenae toward Havana, noting a hot southern afternoon, rough seas, and seasickness aboard the United Company steamship. He mentions guerilla activity and a former Cuban president Gomez imprisoned on Princepe hill, a failed plot to liberate him, and warnings of jail for locals. He hopes for war avoidance, references strikes, and signs off with regards to Steele City friends.
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