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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
4
December 10 1915 Markets at Steele City
Market notes from Steele City dated December 10 1915 show figures for wheat at 90 cents and oats at 27 cents per bushel with other grains and prices listed for local trade. Local readers receive a compact price snapshot including Garn 55.
Presidential marriage rumors and local farming notes in Nebraska
The piece notes a White House report that the President's son and Mrs. Galt will wed on the 18th. It covers rail order impacts on farmers at the Nebraska Farmers Cooperative Grain and Livestock state association meeting in Omaha next week, plus local farming updates from Jefferson County about wheat and corn yields and harvests. It also advertises a December 15 comedy show, The Missouri Girl, at the Steele City opera house featuring Fred Raymond, with tickets through the local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Son
Mrs. Galt
Nebraska Farmers” “Cooperative Grain and Live Stock State Association
Omaha
W. E.willey
Opera House
Steele City
Fred Raymond
New York
Chicago
Frank Farrell
Marie Nielsen
Rev Irl Hicks Almanac Ad Promotes Forecasts and Almanac
An old advertisement for Rev Irl Hicks Almanac markets its almanac as the companion to forecast works. It touts the publication in a magazine style, noting a price of one dollar per year and listing Works Publishing Company in St Louis Missouri as the distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl Hicks
Vali
Ghia
Adria
Tel Hicks Magazine
Lompany
Franklin Avye
St. T Louis
Kilowatt pricing and the mystery of electrical power
A reader questions what a kilowatt is and how to price it. The piece describes a vendor explaining kilowatt cost using a wall meter, then notes confusion over what kilowatts are, their appearance, and their maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swihrat
Mie
Macen
Euriacidee
Youth's Companion Calendar for 1916 Offered Free
The publishers announce a complimentary 1916 calendar to every paid subscriber. The calendar is described as a gem of calendar-making with rich decoration, yet its main aim is practicality and usefulness.
Correspondence Hollenberg Nellie Visits Steele City Friends
Megani¢le traveled from Steele City on Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Albert Steffens of Shea and had cordial visits with Mr and Mrs Little. Miss a Steele City also visited Agathe in recent correspondence notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenberg
Nellie
Megani¢le
Steele City
Albert Steffens
Shea
Miss A. Steele
Agathe
Ll. S. Peterson
Hudranteed
L.s.peterson
Res
Office
R. B. Steele
Fairbury
Wing Saturday notes and social visits round country towns
Wing Saturday records show Mrs Otis Swett on the stock list along with Charley Vaught and Eva Shepherd visiting Flora Carrico. Frances Pearson and Fred Kenning families hosted gatherings. George Poffinberger received a new chick house built by Will Borawits. Mrs Katie Rhodes of Hebron Nebr visits sister Mrs Alex Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Borawits
George ‘Poffinberger
Katie Rhodes
Hebron, Nebr
Alex Shepherd
Local Social Notes Record town visits and tasks
Clara Cuthbert shelled corn for Andy Belding Monday. Wallace Packard made a business trip to Liberty. Sunday Mrs Dade and Gertrude visited the Carrico home Friday. Sylvia and Lydia Belding visited at the Malady home Sunday. Mr Bonawitz blewan work on Job Malady s barn Monday. Mrs Wilson and children visited at the Carrico home Thursday. Mr Dade and family spent Sup day at the Poffinbarger home. Will Rader and family visited at the Charley January home Sunday. Viola eeepee Wednesday Feunk Prion and family visited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Packard
Liberty
Compton Family Outing Noted in Sunday Portrait
Compton home scene captures Mrs Compton and Mrs Cap Fairchild with children at Phare das joined by Mes Will Garrett. The informal family gathering highlights community ties on a quiet Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Cap Fairchild
Phare Das
Mes
Will Garrett
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Eddleman remains sick as sonDay and wife spent Sunday with relatives. Several locals hosted guests including Mrs Rhodes and husband from Hanover, Miss Baker and Mrs Tilden in Broughton Kansas, and Miss Gertie Smith with the McCauley girls east of town. Mrs Davis and Bertha of Morrowville visited Katie Breuneia. Charley Justin and wife went to Wray Colorado to visit son Roy. Mrs Correll and twins returned from Orleans Nebraska. Iva Blanchard of Topeka visited her mother Mrs Townsend and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Smith
McCauley Girls
Davis
Bertha
Morrowville
Katie Breuneia
Charley Justin
Wray
Colo
Roy
Correll
Orleans
Nebr
Iva Blanchard
Topeka
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Finds Quick Relief
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scottsville Indiana recalls using Chamberlains Cough Remedy five years ago in Garbutt New York to treat two children with cold and coughs. She reports prompt relief and states the product works as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cook
Scottsville
Garbutt
N. Y
Chamberlain
Fire safety and winter cough remedies advised in ad copy
An aging ad text discusses fire safety, coughing illness, and remedies. It promotes a winter health tip about prevention and mentions a product described as the best medicine for breaking attacks. The fragment also advertises Frank Farrell in a stage show for The Missouri Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Bern
Bahia
Fteripe
Thomas Besneha
Hadnite
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Rough
Enna Hors
Steele City Markets
Henry Rathgen
Chas. Hunnicutt
Congress
Diller
J. D. Minkler
Brother Pearce
Ditter
Jefferson County
Farmers’ State Bank
R. S. Wilfley
Eeey
Elkorn
Serna
Almanac
Tincher’s
Rockford Hose
Frank E. Tincher
South Side
Nebraska
Mre
Mrs
Otis ‘Swett
Srck
Pipher Etter
Otis Swett
Charley Vaught
Eva. Shepherd
Flora Carrico
Morman “A
Charley Wells
Harry “Carmidde
Auvbn Husk
Corr
Fred Kenning
Joho
Kenning
Mrs. Frances Pearson
Charley Wilson
Rocky Tollow
Clara Cuthbert
Andy Belding
Nollenberg
Eddleman
Sterle- City
Ree
Rhodes
Hanover
Geo Ratbhan
Mary Baker
Mrs. Tilden
Broughton
Kansas
Martin
Will Wilson
Emmons
Cough Medicine
Danger Sigmal
Drolt
Zeké Dobson
Rosedale Stock Farm
CC Andrews
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