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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1918
Page
4
A Maren era advance by U.S. lawmakers is noted, with regional mentions of Payette and nearby Steele City. The item highlights a legislative action and its local relevance, signaling upcoming public discussion and potential impacts on regional governance.
A college play by the Hollenberg class on February eight at eight p m features ten cast members with songs readings and monologues between acts. Admission is 15 and 20 cents with proceeds for the S S class.
The article chronicles migrations and marriages from Wapella to Page County to Norton Kansas and Jefferson County Nebraska. It records the 1872 marriage of Cassel to Avda Harter, numerous descendants, baptisms in 1915, and a list of relatives and casualties. It also notes social updates and condolences from Sliver to Red Cross events.
Correspondence reports Norman Fentiman attended a Saturday night dance. Mr and Mrs Will Garrett spent Sunday at the Cap Fair. Charley Compton and Ray Thomas households hosted guests. A light snow fell Saturday into Saturday night. Mrs Norman Fentiman and daughter visited from Wednesday through Friday at the Frank residence.
Mire. Lee Fielder visited a few eeen and was Mrs Zweifel who visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Cash.
A prominent Los Angeles college figure recalls her daughter Beatrice's trip to Mills and Berkeley. Beatrice shifts from excitement to doubt as Mills feels less like her own college and more like a shared space with Roddy and family expectations.
An old advertisement urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure colds, noting its long track record and effectiveness. It warns against catching a second cold before recovery and recommends bed rest for middle aged or older men, claiming three days in bed early is better than three weeks later. Sold by all dealers.
A British assisted colonization plan aims to open vast land areas in Australia for ex service men and their families after the war. The scheme, promoted by the British Premigration League of Australia, seeks state government land allocations and funding to provide housing and settlement for settlers from Australian and British forces.
An analysis explains the phrase Corn is King and links corn to global agriculture and trade. It discusses corn as a universal term for grains, the impact on commerce, and mentions English corn laws shaping transactions and shipments.
A Maryville reader Mrs F W Olsen reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured a severe cold and cough in her child after trying many medicines. She says relief came quickly and the child was cured, endorsing it for children. For sale by all dealers.
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