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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
4
A brief note from Steele City Nebraska references a mail route matter dated November 24 1904 and tied to an Act of Congress from March. The fragment indicates official action related to postal routes in Nebraska but lacks full details.
On January 1 1915 Garrett and Miss Dottie Compton were married by Judge Boyle at a private ceremony. The couple, both from the community, left Endicott for a wedding trip to St Joseph and Kansas City after a brief stay at the parents northwest of town. Garrett, born and raised south of town, and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Compton, are well known locally.
At the home of the bride's father Henry Green on Friday, Dee.
A small wedding followed by a fine dinner. Miss Roulsten’s immediate family and a few friends attended. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Green and daughter Ethel of Milton, Kanans Mr. and Mrs. Mayborn of Diller, and Mr. O. FE Rouleten of Pairmont Nebraska. Green has worked six years as a salesman for the Watkine Medicine Company. They will reside at 715 Fi St Fairbour after March 1.
Weather favors sleigh riding as youths enjoy two sleds on the west hill. Hollenberg reports an exceptional Christmas program last Thursday with two Sunday schools uniting for a well received event. A Saturday stir in Bereal when the constable reminded merchants it is illegal to sell beer to miners or show it in their places of business.
Families from Rocky Hollow visited for Christmas at multiple homes including Price, Kenning, Cusie, Nutter, and January households. The Rocky Hollow school resumed Monday after a one week vacation. Jim Daily of Percival, Iowa, a cousin of Mr. Malady, is employed by Joe Nutter. Alva Beldings' parents Mr and Mrs Swift left for Tarkio Missouri Saturday. John Byron and Olen Nutter families also shared Christmas day at the Nutter home.
Miss Gladys Kenton enjoys vacation at Haddam while Mrs. Grace Justin returns home to Minden Nebraska. Mrs. Nancy Davis visits her daughter near Morrowville. Frank Hvenneis and sister Mary visit Conrad Kiskall on Sunday. Wealthy Habcock travels to Hiawatha for a short visit. Katie Candefinger of Hanover employed to teach at the liberty lab. Mr and Mrs Smith of Hotchin visit Kangan. Mr and Mrs Henderson note Christmas activities. Mr and Mrs Rathbun, Mr Karl Jennines and Miss Clara McNish wed at Hollenders with Rev Tanner. Heartiest congratulations. Chester Manley and Mrs Manley visit Steele City for Christmas.
Co. W. Demel a former Steele City and Fairbury youth and Penn pupil now serves as deputy U S attorney in Billings Montana. He studied in Pie schools and taught in Jefferson county before practicing law in Billings and serving as treasurer of the Young Men's Democratic Club. He is remembered by former Steele City residents for living there with his parents years ago and friends note his success.
The article discusses the Aztec use of a sapote tree product to quench thirst and counter exhaustion. It compares sap tapping to maple sugar gathering in the Americas, notes the tree's North American to Latin American distribution, and describes the wood used for fine cabinetry and furniture.
Endicott residents Neal Walburn suffers pneumonia. Mrs Atta Ravage visited Fairbury on Monday. Albert Pelser of Hollenberg spent Christmas at Walburns. Mrs A B Weddel of Arcadia Mo visited Myre Gillette during the week. W Breaghter and family hosted Radicon neighbors at a district 39 literary gathering. Leora and Gertrude Lambert visited relatives at Diller this week.
The fragmentary text mentions Jae Nutter and a reference to stalking era, with unclear surrounding details. No coherent event, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable lines.
A rural vignette centers on a farmer and his wife famed for chores. The wife’s life is portrayed through repetitive labor washing dishes and cooking, while their children grow restless. A somber closing reveals the wife has died, the home marked by crepe and quiet loss.
A fragmented reflection from Philadelphia notes urges careful study of nature to avoid missing important leads. It highlights how streams reveal valuable resources and cautions against overlooking key clues during exploration.
Samuel H Baker, noted Denver attorney and mining broker, was stranded five days in the Utah desert near Thompson. He reportedly crawled on hands and knees, survived on a small milk can, and endured severe deprivation before rescue.
Health guidance warns against giving children cough medicines containing opium or opiate derivatives. Seek safer, age appropriate remedies and consult a clinician for proper dosing and alternatives.
Readable text describes two roller skates carried by a boy and a taller companion. One boy wears the skate on a foot, the other balances on the first boy as if riding a horse. The scene depicts an awkward, humorous pose with a tight rope like balance and laughter.
Local hotel patrons hear a restless Marine claim he can drink more than any man present. The lieutenant accuses him of leaving the ship drunk, while the Marine boasts steady consumption and jokes about paying two bits a shot.
In a divorce case before Judge Monroe Mrs Langdon testified her husband threatened to sell a colt she wished to keep. She argued the animal was a pet and a pet cannot always be kept, while the court noted concerns about her mental state and the threat’s impact on the case.
A letter to the committee quotes Rev Dr Colin Campbell vouching for items he claims are genuine. The piece discusses objects described as iron crosses and gypey artifacts, framing Gypsies as outcasts wandering Europe.
A note references a public health exhibition in the City connected to Bamber Procesainn. Details are limited but indicate a local health awareness display joint with community organizers.
Inquiries found a dead sparrow at the steering arm bottom and the driver incapacitated by the bird flying into his eye. The cab veered off the road into a ditch as a result.
R F Erwin of Peru Indiana reports severe illness last winter with indigestion biliousness and constipation. After trying Chamberlains Tablets he found relief and recommends the remedy to others facing similar stomach issues.
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