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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1909
Page
3
The sermon argues Easter marks a springtide of life after death, with Christ as the authority on life and death. It urges character growth through constant exposure to high ideals and selected companionship, stressing daily living toward goodness and service.
A brief devotional note discusses growing in grace with biblical allusions from Peter 12 18 and asserts that fundamental laws govern cabbage cultivation, emphasizing faithful adherence to these laws.
A compact reflection on anxieties about comfort and wealth. The text argues that seeking luxury leads to weakness, praising a disciplined life on the narrow path. It links honoring dead prophets to guiding the living and notes death as a force that binds people together.
The passage urges churchmen to harness passions rather than yield to burdens, to obey a troubled conscience, and to hate sin more than punishment. It stresses silent effort for honorable ends, faith in both the depraved and divine, and shaping the world toward a heavenly ideal.
Kansas City officials report the Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf railroad may run from Kansas City to Texas within two years and extend to the Gulf in three, backed by French capital. Theodore Roosevelt meets King Victor Emmanuel in Messina, touring earthquake ruins and receiving royal courtesy aboard the Re Umberto.
Lincoln funeral for ex governor William A Poynter. a newborn body found in Albion yard. a child dies of ptomaine poisoning after a visit with grandmother. William H Burnett buried in Geneva from Hastings asylum. Odd Fellows assist with arrangements. Falls City man James McDowell dies. Guide Rock duck hunting accident injures Rufus Crowell. Aurora court fines druggist Virgil McParland for liquor sale. Norfolk teacher Katherine Rogers saves horse by stopping train. fatal wreck near Fremont injures others. Beatrice Glove Co. installs machinery. land purchase by Colorado rancher David Lucas. Ord seeks $10,000 for Young Men’s Christian Association building.
The document lists Nebraska towns licensed for saloons for the coming year, including Albion Alliance Alma Arapahoe Arlington Bancroft Battle Creek Beemer Belgrade Benson Bloomfield Blue Hill Bruning Calhoun Chadron Crawford Cook Deshler Eddyville Edgar Elm Creek Emerson Eustis Fairbury Falls City Florence Fremont Gilead Glenville Grafton Grand Island Harvard Hastings Havelock Humboldt Kenesaw Lawrence Louisville McCook Nebraska City North Platte Oconto Ogallala ONeill Plattsmouth Randolph Red Cloud Rule St Edward Seward Shelton Sidney Shubert Silver Creek Sterling Superior Thurston Wahoo Waterloo Wayne West PointWisner Benedict and notes several towns voting dry such as Ainsworth Ashland Auburn Aurora Barada Beatrice Beaver City Belwood Bertrand Blair Callaway Cedar Rapids Cook Craig David City Dawson Dewitt Fairmont Fullerton Geneva Genoa Gibbon Herman Holdrege Indianola Kearney Kennard Lexington Lyons Minden Neligh Newman Grove Oakdale Oakland Pender Peru Plainview Republican City Stella Syracuse Tecumseh Tekamah Ulysses Valley Wesnean Wood River Wymore York.
Kate O Dwyer, jailed for twelve months for disorderly conduct with suspended sentence, escaped from Athens prison last night after being shackled. Governor Smith and the prison commission had ruled against shackling women prisoners. She reportedly cut her cell bars and may have had outside help. her misdemeanor conviction returns to the supreme court.
President Taft told Senator McCumber and other callers that the new tariff bill as passed would fulfill the party platform pledges from the Chicago convention and would be a downward revision.
Charles E. Ellis, 74, president of Citizens' Passenger Railway and a Philadelphia magnate worth about $10 million, died by a self-inflicted gunshot at his city residence. He suffered neuralgia, rheumatism, and tubercular glands beneath his arms, underwent surgery two months earlier, and his family says there were no prior threats of suicide. They believe the shooting was accidental.
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