Subscription rate change at Steele City Nebraska
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1917
Page
4
Kill and burn flies to curb future infestations
The note urges immediate killing and burning of flies and cleaning premises and neighbors’ spaces. It warns that killing one fly now prevents billions later and stresses cleaning out of all nooks and crannies to remove fly food sources.
Ownership Statement for Steele City Press 1917
Public notice lists A. D. Rough as editor managing editor and publisher and owner of the Steele City Press of Steele City Nebraska. Sworn April 4 1917 before notary Allen T. Phelps. No bond holders or security holders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City Press
Steele City
Nebraska
Congress
A. D. Rough
Allen T. Phelps
Safe Medicine For Children Cough Remedy Ad
Is it safe for children first question when buying cough medicine. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been favored by mothers of young children as it contains no opium or narcotic and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. It is pleasant to take and relieves coughs colds and croup. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
M. E. Church Notes Steele City Service Plans
M E Church notes indicate self denial mission offering envelopes ready for Sunday school teachers and mission committee. Morning sermon on Preciousness of Christ and evening on How to be Loyal. Easter services praised. Epworth League social held. Sunday school at 10:00 am and league service in the evening. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
School Notes Highlight April Examinations and Entering Pupils
Miss Holcomb spent the week end at Lincoln. A teachers examination is set for Saturday April 21. Eighth grade exams are on April 19 and 20. Twenty eighth grade pupils and nearly twenty seventh grade pupils took the March exams. A school entertainment is planned for April 20 to aid the piano contract debt. New entrants include Mary Specht Lena Moritz Emma Klooz Minnie Klooz Evelena Eisner Harry Wilt Chester Wilt Roland Wilt Fern Mesmer Lester Klooz Ralph Specht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holcomb
Lincoln
Mary Specht
Lena Moritz
Emma Klooz
Minnie Klooz
Evelena Eisner
Harry
Town Board Elects Palmer as Chairman in Final Regular Meeting
The Village Board held its last regular session with Chairman Clapp and members Bracken and Bloom. New board members W C Palmer W C Bundy H B Rucker and G E Wright were sworn in Palmer elected chairman F Crinklaw reappointed village clerk A D Rough treasurer F Crinklaw village marshal and Wright Rucker on streets and alleys A motion instructed the clerk to press the railroad for sidewalk work from Ida street to Main Street and five tons of liquid compound was ordered for floor treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp
Bracken
Bloom
W. C. Palmer
W. CO. Bundy
H. B. Rucker
G. E. Wright
W. C. Bundy
WC. Palmer
Palmer
F. Crinklaw
A. D. Rough
Ida Street
Main Street
Our Apel Wars 23 The Civil War 1917 World War
The piece argues that April has often sparked U S wars with the Civil War beginning in April 1861 and Spain’s war in 1898. It asserts the World War starting April 6 1917 could be the greatest, fought for justice and humanity and likens it to ending slavery. The St Joseph News Press framing emphasizes confidence in victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sumpter
Congress
Spain
St Joseph
Steele City adopts legal speed limit signs
Steele City Council orders painting and posting of speed limit signs at every road entrance to warn reckless drivers. The village marshal will arrest any motorist exceeding state limits within town, with specific speeds cited for intersections, bridges, curves, descents, and crossings. Local notes cover Easter visits, school news, visits, and a funeral at Joy Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Mount Vernon News Briefs Stirring Local Happenings
Correspondence notes Miss Haze visiting home folks Chancellor visiting home folks Work begins on new bank building W D Slaughter visited over Sunday Chas Hodges spent time in Lincoln Mrs Minnie Shaw and son visiting her mother Mrs Steinmetz Mrs McGowan of Wilcox Neb visiting sister Mrs Riggle Pat Swett drives a Ford Lala Stolting helps Mrs Bennett Dave Bessie Smith visiting Marig
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Wagoner
John Kenning
Sam Deems
Rocky Hollow
Otis Swett and Sone
Geo. Poffinbarger's
Grandma Poffinbarger
George
Rosa Bennett
Wymore
Dave
Charley. Wilson
Endicott
Nyce
Liberty
Nash
Ada Zweifel
Fairbury
Frank Miller
Washington
Lydia Miller
Joe Wolf
Rose Haverty
Joseph Brenneis
Hannah
Katie Brenneis
Miss Haze] Chancellor
W. D. Slaughter
Chas. Hodges
Lincoln
Minnie Shaw
Steinmetz
McGowan
Wilcox
Neb
Riggle
Mount Vernon
Pat Swett
Lala Stolting
Mrs. Bennett
Bessie Smith
Marig
Notice of Sale of Mortgaged Property in Steele City
Notice to sell at my place of business in Steele City Nebraska at 10:00 AM on May 6 1917 to highest bidder mortgaged property securing $250 dated June 28 1916 recorded Jefferson County Nebraska from J C Wilson to F W Lowe with interest per annum payable annually the described items include a 16 horsepower power turbine boat and other listed equipment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Nebraska
Saturter
Jefferson County
J. C Wilson
F.W Lowe
Boat Be 2 Patriotic Donkey Be Careful of Harsh Judgments
The note urges restraint in judging neighbors amid tension, reminding readers that many Americans have immigrant backgrounds and that patriotism should not be arrogant or exclusionary. It cites historical participation by foreigners in shaping the nation and warns against labeling loyal friends as traitors.
Why Constipation Injures
The bowel is the body's natural sewerage system. Constipation allows poisonous matter to be absorbed, causing dullness and poor digestion. Relief comes quickly with Chamberlain's Tablets, available from all dealers.
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Depot
Galerson County
Harpenter and Contractor
L. Will
Z. Cashier
Myrtle Kelly
Ase’t. Cashier
Farmers State Bank
M. E. Church Notes
Endico
Bernard Fielder
Otis Allen
Perry Carrico
Malady
Charlie Compton
Geo. Schmidt
Kansas
Will Jones
Osburn
Clarence Wells
F. M. Price
Rocky Hollows
Cap Fairchild
Will Garrett
Will Compton
Marie Compton
Walter Clark
Havelock
Hollenberg
Gus Dressen
Wilt Brothers
Hooft
H. C. and
A. A. Props
Barber’s Cafe
Hatif
France
Chas. R. Kirk
Shenandoah
Iowa
Iba
Dimitri
Dijon
Blutcher
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