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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
4
County official announces candidacy for county clerk and county commissioner in Jefferson County Nebraska. He pledges to follow the will of Republican and Democratic electors and notes the primary scheduled for August 14, 1914. Franklin Friddle signs the declaration as candidate.
A Snow Hill North Carolina man describes severe dysentery from July 18 with no relief from other remedies. After two months he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, finished two bottles, and found relief. Pot sale by all druggists.
Mr. Hickman of Town visited with J. B. Beach the week. Miss Katie Enran visited with Miss Mary Steinmetz Sunday. John Allen was sick last week but is better. Mr. Brown of Caldwell Kansas visiting sister Mrs. Walbuarn. Walter Slaughter returned home after summer work at Penn. Death announced Wednesday of Mrs. Will Walbern of Acoka Minnesota. Mrs. F. M. Walburn caring for her and returned home Sunday with the baby boy.
Mrs Heble visits relatives as Miss Ann Wilson hosts Sunday with Merle and Ada Davis. Bun Justis returns from harvest fields. Mrs Leitzen of Han over hosts sister visit. Morehead of Crawford Nebraska visits Lew Wolf and family. Wolf returns from Kansas City visit. Mrs Graves of Hanover visits with son Pearl and family. Walter Brown threshes with his machine near the river. Mrs Snyder leaves for Minvis to reside with her daughter.
Albert Wood owner of 195 acres near Diller was found dead behind a granary after dinner Wednesday. A double barreled shotgun, one shell loaded, was at the scene. Dr W Dodge and Deputy P H Shea declared suicide as coroner. family and neighbors were present.
A state fishily outlines grading rules for cream to begin August 3. First grade must be clean and sweet with no foreign matter, second grade is sour or foamy or stale, and third grade is rejected as rancid or dirty. A future differential price may be paid for first versus second grade cream pending demonstration of advantage.
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