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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
4
fragmentary text references mail class and dates creating uncertainty about location Breele City Nebraska and a possible Congress mention. no clear event or identifiable entities emerge from the damaged source.
Fragmentary OCR notes show garbled phrases about dates and readings. Readable bits mention April 7 1916 and terms like heart spade orderly but no clear event, names, places, or actions.
Creditors of the deceased must present claims for examination adjustment and allowance before the county judge in the county court room Jefferson County Nebraska on May 18 1916 and September 18 1916 at nine o clock p m Six months are allowed for filing claims from March 15 1916 All claims not filed by September 18 1998 will be barred Published in the Senate City Press by order of the Court Dated March 18 1916 Louis J Nuteman
Sunday school at 10 a.m. three boys give a chalk talk before the lesson. Preaching at 11:00 with the subject The Best First. Evening service at 8:00 with Men versus Things. Baptist class at 7:00. prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. Frank Campbell of Harbine to preach both morning and evening on Sunday April 9.
The Belgians facing starvation rely on charity as the Commission for the Relief of the Belgians works to aid helpless women and children affected by the war. The article notes a daily meal equaling bread slices and soup, costing about seven cents, and appeals for contributions to sustain a mother or child for one day.
The D A R appeals for liberal donations on Belgium king's birthday. Contributors receive a small flag and wear it on Saturday and Sunday as donations are collected, with Mrs. Clark distributing flags all day Saturday. Louise Paulina Schulz, born November 22 1903 in Schinkenberg Germany, died March 29 1916 in Steele City Nebraska after five days of illness and ailing care.
Mr and Mrs Carl Schulz express thanks to friends who offered help during their daughter’s illness and passing. The note gratefully acknowledges many kindnesses received during a difficult time.
An advertisement offering fertile eggs from strong healthy Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds. Eggs priced from 50 cents to 10 dollars per 15 eggs. Promises heavy laying strains and guarantees fertility. From E. H. Hinkle.
A short ad suggests indigestion disturbs sleep and recommends a light meatless supper with no milk and taking one Chamberlains Tablet after supper to improve rest. Claims the product is obtainable everywhere.
Rates shown include visits in country at $1.00 and $75 cents per mile one way. Consultation costs $5.00 plus mileage charges.
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