03 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
1
A twentieth century style message recalls nineteen years of weathering storms and pledges fair dealing. It invites customers to report shortcomings and, if satisfied, to recommend the establishment to others as the place to trade.
A local ad urges Ford owners to avoid costly breakdowns by installing new tires. It promotes a full line of Ford car repairs and recommends Federal, McGraw, or American tires to prevent common travel troubles.
As cream prices surge, a quality separator proves a smart purchase. We present the best separator on the market for the money, highlighting efficiency, reliability, and strong return value.
The local notes report zero weather and heavy snow delaying sleigh travel while the Nebraska legislature meets next week. Fay Clark heads to Lincoln for university studies as Bruce Harris resigns as Cook schools superintendent.
A Houston Post note argues against premature sculpture of public busts. It suggests deferring such memorials for ten years after a person’s death to reduce unnecessary work and preserve decorum.
Roe F. Gampbell of Steele City enlisted in the U S Marines on April 8 1918. He died in France on November 19 from wounds received in action.
Seed corn for sale by Wm. Pearson. The Farmers Union Shipping Association of Steele City invites bids for a livestock shipping manager pro rating proceeds. Bid submissions must be given to R. B. Thompson Jr. by January 11, 1919. The association may reject any or all bids.
A humorous comparison argues a woman who keeps a home tidy should not be disrupted by muddy boots and sloppy meals. It then likens house quality to editorial standards, insisting editors must curate content and reject ill fitting pieces even when readers demand space or star pieces.
Advertisement asserts Chamberlain tablets move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion without pepsin or ferment. They are sold at Taylor's Pharmacy and touted to help the stomach perform naturally.
The editor condemns indiscriminate submissions by readers as unfit for publication. He values real news and concise local content that serves the community and preserves the paper’s neat, appropriate presentation. Fairbury Journal.
In New Zealand, 29 acclimation societies operate under government supervision to protect native wildlife and introduce game birds. They have released pheasants, California quail, Australian opossuma, woodcock, rainbow trout, and salmon. Societies pay bounties for destroying hawks and other enemies of useful birds and mammals.
Advertisement notes that Chamberlains Tab lets have cured others and restored health, claiming readers can eat any food they crave. The copy references rehavior's Pharmacy as the point of purchase.
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