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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
4
The notice states publication details for a Steele City Nebraska edition printed as second class mail and dated November 4, 1904 under the 1879 act.
Mrs. Geo Porter departed Wednesday to visit Mrs. Det Heady in St Joseph.
By virtue of an execution decree from Jefferson County District Court Nebraska Exchange Bank of Steete City Nebraska as plaintiff and A L Viette as defendant the court orders sale of A L Viette s reversionary and redemption interests in properties in Percels Spa and Thompson sub divisions Jefferson County Neb to satisfy costs sale set for Saturday in September 1934 at 1 P M at the south front door of the courthouse in Burdbury Nebraska highest bidder cash for the described lots and parcels including fractional sections and halves in Section 19 and 22 Township 1 North Range 2 east Sixth P M in Jefferson County Neb
Lincoln Beaches will perform at the Nebraska State Fair from September 7 to 11. He plans three ascents daily regardless of weather, drawing crowds as the nation’s top aerial attraction.
A model milk house cow barn silo and calf barn will be on display at the Nebraska state fair from September 7 to 11. Andreas plans to exhibit live dairy cow breeds and Deputy Food Commissioner Harman will oversee a large display of pure food products and enforce state pure food laws.
W Slaughter made a business trip to St Joseph this week. Mrs J A Blangelt returned home after visiting. Olive Noble came back from visiting her sister. Miss Leopold of Fairbury visited grandparents E Beach. Corb Hickell and daughter of Dale Sperm crited this week with Newtie Serett. Oranda Carries tied at the bore of her daughter Mire Athen Friday night. The funeral was held at the church Sunday afternoon. Mr Granted Paarhary preached the sermon.
Mrs Joe Nistter buys a new baggy and Fred Justis returns from North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Correll visit Charlie Justis. Helen Price stays with grandmother Mrs Osborne. Vito Brenneis has dental work in Fairbury. Mr Wolf and daughter shop in Washington. Miss Rita Kile visits Hanover sister Mrs Graves. Clifford and Phil Asch attend a dance at Mr Reedy's. Mr Bun Jastis and Miss Gladys Correll marry in Washington. Embroidery Club meets with Gladys Henderson. ten ladies present. Various relatives visit Havre and surrounding farms.
Automobile men prepare an excellent exhibit for the Nebraska state fair on September 7 showcasing all the latest models and offering attendees first hand information about the 1915 types. Nebraska leads the nation in the number of such exhibits and innovations.
Gow O B Colquitt of Texas urged the Legislature to convene a special session on Monday August 24 to pass a warehouse bill to facilitate holding cotton. He noted the bulk of the Texas crop is marketed in the Eastern hemisphere.
The article discusses postwar options for cotton, including bonded warehouses and negotiable receipts under state supervision. It notes bankers may lend on cotton at low rates, aiding holders to regain possession. Texas cotton is estimated at three and a half million bales worth about 990 million dollars, with Texas contributing about a quarter of the world’s crop and the US mill share around 44 percent. Exports would total about 6,000,000 bales to various nations including Britain, Germany, France, Italy, and others.
A military dictionary defines ARMY as the entire force in formation. CORPS covers two to three divisions with support, commanded by a lieutenant general. DIVISION includes multiple brigades led by a major general. BRIGADE holds two to three regiments under a brigadier general. REGIMENT comprises several battalions commanded by a colonel. DETACHMENT notes scouts or special task units. The Kansas City Star introduces a newspaper subscription pitch for the State Journal in Lincoln Nebraska.
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