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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
4
J S Taylor M D listed in Fairbury Nebraska with office over Globe Pharmacy contact by phone 246 for medical services and appointments.
Miss Bethel Hoeft covered in Miss Bell's room while ill as Junior Red Cross aims to boost health through play. Seventh and Eighth grades move to the High School Assembly room for study. Ninth graders celebrate Miss Dempster’s birthday with a surprise party after a spirited basketball game versus Hanover.
Miss Lila Juanita Miller died February 4 1919 at age 16 years 9 months 22 days after a hospital operation in Sabetha. Funeral held February 7 at MBE church in Steele City conducted by Rev Priestly. She is survived by her parents and three sisters Vera teaches near Diller. Card thanks from Miller family Hemingford Nebraska.
Report of the condition of Endicott State Bank of Endicott Nebraska charter 1408 at close of business January 28 1919. Resources show loans 44472.00 overdrafts 1150.17 other assets 3238.17 bank house and fixtures 3400.00 due from banks 2003.84 checks 540.08 gold coin 90.00 silver and cents 434.10 total 58556.46. Liabilities include capital stock undivided profits 24 deposits 502? add time certificates 270.06 due to banks 5000.00 cashier Chas Hodges swears accuracy. AMONG THE POSSIBILITIES.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt features a dialogue about a house agent describing a damp property and naming a potential flaw as a disadvantage in a humorous exchange.
A witty wartime line notes a wife unable to pay more than $12 for shoes, reflecting thrift and postwar scarcity. The remark uses a veteran speaker to convey practical limits and sentiment about cost.
Gus Emery and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas on Sunday while Lydia Belding visited Rocky Hollow school Monday afternoon. The Compton and Malady families, Walter Clark clan, Will Garrett, Rue Shoebotham, Frank Price, A C Griffing, Otis Allen, Walter Williams, Mrs Sevier, and Andy Belding households also shared Sunday visits. A quoted aphorism notes wisdom comes with age.
The article reviews A Book of Remarkable Criminals by H B Irving, detailing real criminals in England France and America. It highlights Holmes and Professor Webster as familiar American cases and notes Charles Price as an emblematic figure born with criminal instincts.
Wayne asks if Payne would like a journey to the North Pole and Payne agrees. He imagines a place where no one cares if the snow is cleaned off and calls it restful.
A local ad notes a cold costs in dollars and cents and suggests taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to shorten the illness. It recommends care and keeping a bottle in the house as a winter and spring investment and states the remedy is for sale at Taylor's Pharmacy.
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