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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
4
Harry Weddel will own and operate a new grocery in Steele City. The store will open tomorrow after remodeling of Mrs. Lenker’s corner building.
Frank Price and his family spent Sunday at the Clarence Price residence enjoying a restful afternoon with relatives and friends in town.
A columnist quotes a congressman criticizing taxes on the theatre as the cause of relief from the high cost of living. They argue taxes on food and clothes hurt less than movie theater taxes and urge removing that tax to ease burdens on taxpayers.
Rene ad Ss Ounster Wilson and family spent Sunday at the Ralph Hughes home. Mrs. Orville Belding and baby and Mins Rose Malady spent Monday afternoon at the Tom Anderson home. Walter Clark left Monday morning for Colorado to look at land. Minnie Malady stays with Mrs. Clark during absence. Alva Belding of Tarkio Mo. visited Sunday with his brother Orville after visiting parents at Mahaska.
Teet Givens and family visited the John Weber family while Mrs Emma Packer and daughter stayed with the E L Chapman family. A traveling chautauqua entertained the town last week. On Alm 20 24, Mr Correll and family headed to Bunn Justis when their car caught fire under the feet and was smothered.
A barn door rolled back and fell trapping Mr. Algeo Tuesday in Poowaces. Mrs. Algeo called for help as neighbors freed him and a physician tended him. The old gentleman is much better now.
Mr and Mrs Charley Gaseer bought a car last week while Mr Haverty and daughter Raee paid a Monday call to Washington. Samuel Davis and family from Henrietta Oklahoma visited Mrs Frank Miller on Saturday. Kerr descendants held a reunion picnic at Blue River with Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson and their son. Mrs Bixby from Geneva Nebraska and Mrs Cordia Nash with sons Jana mentioned among attendees.
A historical excerpt discusses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, outlining its alleged effectiveness for stomach ailments. It notes wartime or everyday use and promotes quick relief though lacks modern clinical validation.
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