23 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
1
A bilious attack warning notes severe symptoms and promotes Chamberlains Tablets as prompt relief. Also reports S S Babcock and Jas Whitney illness and travel updates, with Whitney returning from Osborne after la grippe. Cal Whitney accompanied him home.
M H Coons sale and Fairbury trips noted with hog prices at 12.85 on St Joe market. Reports on illnesses, weddings, travels, school closures, and church services fill Steele City and nearby areas as residents attend sales, deliveries, and family visits amid winter weather.
R. L. Bryant seeks a house to rent starting April 1 for six months or one year with advance payments offered.
The Farmers State Bank reports deposits grew from 40 888 69 on June 1 1915 to 124 540 31 on February 13 1917 an increase of 83 651 72. The note praises community savings and their management invites local business with prompt courteous service.
An old warning recommends avoiding revolvers on hunts unless a rifle is not practical. A rifle covers more tasks, but a pistol can aid when a rifle is unnecessary or cumbersome, useful for small game at short range and occasionally larger game, especially to keep the larder filled.
Excerpts reveal a Native American land loss narrative and critique of white involvement in alcohol abuse. Dialogue snippets mention a white man taking land and debauching the Indian with strong drink, plus aging figures and family recollections.
The fragment hints that Miss Gwendolen looked like a picture the other night and is described as naturally well painted. It conveys a fashion or social note from a past event with emphasis on appearance.
The entry humorously notes First Fish asking what is the matter and Second Fish replying that someone tied a string around him to remember something. The brief reflects playful underwater wordplay with two fish characters.
Readable text notes property matter tied to Walt Veateh of 313 West 3rd Street in Fairbury. Details are sparse but indicate ownership or filing related to the listed address and person.
A double wrestling program is set for Saturday evening at the opera house. Hughes faces Carrico in the first bout and Nider meets Cully in the second. The advertisement promises a clean event with assurances of good order and bans on betting and profane language.
The article outlines minerals like calcium iron and phosphorus in foods such as hard cheese almonds milk oats spinach and egg yolk with lists of high and low sources. It also discusses engine lubrication noting fresh oil every 500 to 1000 miles and the importance for new cars with tightly fitted bearings.
Fragmentary note mentioning medicine, sale by all dealers and produced by a medicine. No clear event, entities, or date identified.
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