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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
4
The message emphasizes buying war bonds to fund the war, arguing bonds are a better option than taxes. It warns against hesitation, calls for patriotic duty, and notes the country needs a strong bond program as military demands strain resources.
The message urges you to seize a life changing chance to become a vital part of progress. It frames the moment as a turning point and cautions to choose the right path.
A Northeast Nebraska correspondent writes from Dentaubow Minnesota, describing small regional fields from half an acre to ten acres, stumps evident, varied trees, and an expected early spring. The writer notes three years since leaving Steele City and closes with enclosing one year’s subscription to the Press.
The Treasury Secretary calls for all Americans to set aside selfish interests and unite to meet the nation’s financial needs and defend American ideals. He emphasizes that only collective effort by the people can secure America’s safety and civilization.
Mrs. Osborne remains ill while the Farmers Union met in Liberty on Monday. Ira Harper and family visited Ray Cassells on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Alexa spent Sunday with Frank Bredienie. Earl Rathbun works in a Fairbury garage. Aide Berstes Heesety held and Brenneis cleaned. Iran Harper helped groom corn and wheat Saturday for neighbor use in white flour.
Frances E Turner petitions to prove the March 20 1918 will of W R Turner deceased to be valid and recorded. Executor William Earl Turner is named with E A Wander as attorney. Hearing set for April 29 1918 at 9:00 AM in Jefferson County County Court before Judge Lovia Nutzman.
Fragmentary notes indicate Frank Trice and others spent Sunday at the Andy home with Sehenide family members and Mrs Pentiman. Names like Belding, Charley Whiteon, and Eilis Cook appear in the readable text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions county, possible case or event with names and dates unclear. Contains scattered references to individuals and locations, but missing key details to establish full meaning or outcome.
An advertisement touts tablets for improved well being with claims of a clear head and good digestion, noting availability for sale by all dealers.
A fragment shows a terse dialogue about love and disbelief, with a gossip-like reference to a Courter-Journal. The lines imply secrecy and affection as one speaker declares lifelong love while the other remains skeptical.
A reflective note imagines a farmer’s kit for minor ailments kept at hand for night and day use. It envisions practical remedies to manage common rural discomforts and keep tasks moving without delay.
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