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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
4
The fragment shows a Friday publication notice for a Steele City Nebraska paper, stating publisher D AROUGH, payment terms, and entry as second class mail under an act of Congress dated November 194.
Webster City Iowa resident Joe Dingman notes periodic liver troubles with side and back pains and stomach soreness. After using half a bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets his condition improved and no signs remained. The testimonial claims the remedy is widely obtainable.
Sunday sermon from Hebrews 12 14 and Revelation 14 11 argues Hell is a place and a condition with eternal punishment. Sunday school at 10 am Epworth League at 7 15 pm, urging zeal and consecration in service to the Lord. Signed E. H. Hinkle.
A farmer invites buyers to raise fall costs and purchase stallions at leisure this season. The notice promises steady earnings with less rushed work and emphasizes potential dollars for interested parties.
Advertises several extra nice young RC R I R cockerels for sale cheap and two cock birds. The seller, E H Hinkle, says he is leaving town soon and will offer a good price on birds, some suitable for the fancier.
A witty exchange notes Tom’s respect for old Jerry wavers due to a long habit of dealing with boarding house poultry, implying time and familiarity breed teasing rather than deference.
Eight relatives aged 55 to 80 gathered at Mrs. I. H. Redfern and Mrs. Ellen Magers home on Riverside Drive for a week long reunion. The group includes seven sisters and one brother, with Mrs. P. d. Cruzen the eldest and Mr. C. L. Fowler the only brother. They reminisced over past years and enjoyed boating, fishing, and bathing.
Correspondence reports George Poffinbarger driving a new Overland. Miss Sophie Kellie visits in Hastings Nebraska. Huldah Bonowitz was a Fair bury visitor Tuesday and more parish and social notes follow including church attendance, an ice cream social, illness of Mr. John Allen, and Peru visitors Isabel Majors and Sarah Majors.
Miss Wilma Moore visited Enid Justis Sunday. Lon Moore is a Steele City caller. W. C. Moore traveled to Lincoln on business. Mrs Bun Justis visited her parents, and several locals attended the Hollenberg chautauqua. Two injuries are reported from farm work with a cow kick and a threshing accident. a straw stack fire was contained. Johnnie Ratzlaff’s death is noted with family details.
Sunday visits filled the Frank Price home with Dick Osborne Minnie James Luther Brazil and families all spending time with local residents. Other notes mention ailing mail carrier John Allen and threshing help from Luther Roberts and Nutter family. Frank Price hosted a party to end the report slate.
A Fair Haven New York mother reports her seven year old son was cured of cholera morbus as a baby using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and adds other family members have since used it successfully.
Mrs Anna Hesek Delejsi born July 26 1849 in Germany. Married 1872 to Michael Delejsi. ten children, seven living Frank Tom Mary Kate Anna Lillie Lena. Lived 30 years in Charles Mix County SD then moved to McPherson County NE. died July 28 near Endicott after residing with daughter Lena Wells. Funeral at Endicott M E Church conducted by Rev E H Hinkle. Burial Steele City Cemetery.
Fragmentary lines reveal a dispute over a photograph kept in a watch case. The speaker implies someone believed they could compel him later, suggesting unresolved personal tension and hidden motives.
Fragmentary text references travel cautions and ironic lines. It mentions lines about cannot and the, with unclear context and no identifiable people or places.
A fragment notes a girl swimmer with a ringing voice and suggests she is a diving belle. The brief hints at public attention to her talent and stadium praise. The source emphasizes performance and stage presence.
In a rustic quarrel a gouty man and a stubborn bachelor exchange clever taunts about wealth and power. The exchange centers on money talking as each asserts control over local matters and honor.
Residents report talk of a hunger strike affecting the border area with taunting remarks over the boarded houses across the street. The local landlady is not expected to intervene.
Judge notes Mrs DeRich as a social climber and calls her success earned, mentioning her father was a lineman. The remark frames her ascent as a matter of status rather than merit.
A Buford North Dakota man recounts a severe two year ago episode of diarrhoea lasting over a week. He credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief after the first dose and notes renewed strength afterward.
A judge questions a man about his appearance and necktie in a hiring dispute. The dialogue reflects casual style as the court considers appropriate attire for the proceedings.
An outdoor exercise laxative urges daily bowels movement with a glass of water before breakfast and plenty of fruit and vegetables. It advises a regular habit and chamberlain's tablets as a mild pleasant medicine, obtainable everywhere.
Nebraska probate notice in Jefferson County announces petition by E O Cassell for administration of Elizabeth Cassell's estate. Hearing set for August 17, 1916 at 9:00 am before County Court in Fairbury. public notice via Three consecutive weeks in the Stenele City Press. Sealed by County Judge Lomo J Neiman. attorney FL Rath represents the estate.
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