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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1918
Page
4
Public notice from Steele City Press advertising metered second class mail dated August 16 1918 in Brece City Nebraska under compress of March 1 1904.
County officials filed for nomination to the treasurer position, subject to party rules and local election procedures. The filing signals intent to seek the office in upcoming municipal elections, with candidates outlining platform priorities and campaign timelines.
The Food Administration states its policy weighs fairness for all consumers. The announcement emphasizes universal treatment in prices and access, signaling broad protections amid ongoing regulatory actions.
Governor Neville announces a day long registration period on August 24 for men who reached their eighteenth birthday after June 5 1918 and before August 24 1918. It follows legislative action in Washington and precedes a September registration wave for class one men. Local boards and newspapers are urged to publicize the process widely.
A probate proceeding in Fairbury on August 8 1918 concerns the estate of John IF deceased filed that day and an order of distribution of the residue to entitled parties. Louis J Nutzman County Judge presides with E A Wunder attorney for the estate.
A man with twenty one years of service in the engineering department is required to report to the local board for an update on his status. He should communicate with the local board to arrange a suitable time for discussion and any required documentation.
Fred Perkins threshed oats for John Malady on Friday and for F M Price on Monday. F M Fentiman of Liberty stayed Saturday night with Earl Fentiman and family including Mrs Malady and Rosa and Minnie. Glen Compton and Mrs Charney Com joined a Monday afternoon visit at the A H Belding home. John Malady and family, Cap.
Charlies H. Sloan is presented as a candidate seeking the Republican nomination for United States Senate. The notice outlines his party affiliation and campaign bid.
Mrs Osborne appears on sick list and is cared for in Norton county. Mrs Brennan and Mrs Anna Earhart are visiting town with friends in Chautauqua. A son from Newkirk Oklahoma visits his daughter while Mrs August Lahering is also noted among residents.
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