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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
5
Supplement to the Steele City Press Volume 12 Number 19 announces additional content and features for readers. It highlights expanded local coverage, opinion columns, and community notices from Steele City and surrounding areas.
A collection of Jefferson county Nebraska notices announces candidates for county judge clerk of district court sheriff county assessor county attorney and representative. Dates center on the April 18 1916 primary with some entries noting party ties Republican Democratic Progressive or nonpartisan judiciary ballot.
The article explains constipation damages by causing absorption of poison into the system, dulling the mind and hindering digestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief, claiming they remove the obstruction and are obtainable everywhere.
Frank Wella helped his son Charley Monday. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charley Wells on April 3. George Poffinbarger is in Kansas City this week. Miss Olive Noble visited Eva Shepherd over Sunday. Ed Schell attended the library in Steele City Friday evening. Lilly Cook visited Sunday evening with Mrs Otis Swett. Mr and Mrs Will Compton and family visited Sunday at the Will Garrett home. Mr and Mrs John Swett and family visited Sunday at the Otis Swett home. Mr and Mrs Harry Vaughn of Fairbury visited over Sunday at the Charley Vaughn home. Mr and Mrs Charley Pickering and family returned home Sunday after a few days visit with relatives in Reynolds.
Endicott residents visit relatives and students, including Misa Bertha Kulhanek and Lucile Fairchild returning from Lincoln. Agnes Duggan studied at Péru, while Clyde Williams plans summer work in Beatrice. John Watt arrives from Guide Rock to work for L R Lambert. Local election results show J W Allen Roy Riley C W Lambert and Jacob Mills elected to the village board.
Sunday visits linked to Anson Smith Bert Richey Charley Kenning Walter Nutter homes. A daughter born Friday March 24 to Mr and Mrs John Byron. Albert Weifel and family visited Fred Kenning home. Perry Carrico and family and Mrs Miller at Hiner home near Fairbury. Cap Fairchild Will Compton and families with Will Garrett. Charley James returned from southwestern Kansas after winter husking corn.
Mr Elmer Richards and wife traveled from Mahaska to spend Sunday with his sister Mrs A H Belding and family including Charley Wilson and Lilly. Cook traveled to Helvey on Thursday to visit Francis Pearson and Ralph Hughes and their families.
Social items from Hollenberg Route 1 include Walter Hayes dancing Saturday evening and Miss Bethel Talcott visiting Mrs. Mowry. Others host or visit families on weekends with mentions of Miss Thiele Anna Willaford and Cliff Asch returning from Missouri. Embroidery Club gathering at the Muller Henderson home reports a large crowd and a fine time. Otto Brenneis marked seven months of school at Liberty with an evening entertainment and box supper.
A correspondent from Epernay reports mixed outlooks for the vintage as Champagne faces disruptions. Fires destroy buildings and lines of supply, while regulatory and transport hurdles compound the challenges for growers. Despite troubles, overall grape quality and acidity remain favorable, with large producers anticipating strong yields if conditions stabilize.
A spoken exchange centers on a friend who chased an oil rainbow and reacted by turning all colors. The dialogue questions belief in tax logic and snappily rejects a crankish tax notion.
Two society women are slated to launch a stylish dairy venture. They expect support from the cream of society to establish a foothold and attract patrons.
Is it safe for children to use cough medicine the first question for buyers. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been favored by mothers of young children as it contains no opium or narcotic and may be given confidently to a child as to an adult. It is pleasant to take and effective against coughs colds and croup. Obtainable everywhere.
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