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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary notice shows Sedge Pemberton setting April and December court days with July 5 and July jury dates. Mentions second and third term terms set aside for citizen worship context and fair journal reference.
The Union Stock Yards at South Omaha broke all prior receipts records with 7 171 head of live stock out of 101 786 cars. Cattle receipts reached 1 M4 heed, with gains around 400 000 and a 97 percent increase, while the packing house reports show 11 000 in some category.
Hollenv ers and Kari Batmonns attend missing lines. Galshiwee Taracay and Dick Osborne depart for Missouri. Wollenberg and family visit Leitzen’s. Embroidere: Didh meets Miss Anna Willaford. Win Wilson helps Frank Martin with corn deliveries. Frank Miller heads to Oklahoma for winter. Wealthy Babcock returns to Lawrence for school. Gev Henderson moves in with father-in-law Miller. Ove Brenners visits Frank at Clarks Nebraska. Petie Welch and Frank Martin family visits. Haverty spends day with Katie Brenneis. Mrs Lewis and daughter return from visit to Ed Justis. Moxir children return from Hanover trip. Gertie and Frances Smith back from Summerfield Kansas.
Literary tonight at the school. L. R. Lambert shipped a car load of sheep Wednesday. The girl P. E. O. club wove a parte Wednesday evening. C. W. Slaughter shipped three car loads of sheep Sunday. Our schools opened again Monday after a week's vacation. Miss Fiorence Tier returned to her home in Iowa Thursday after an extended visit at the home of Mrs. W. Slaughter.
Art Kenning is sick with them. Mr and Mrs Kenning visited at the Earl Turner home. Mr Miller and Flora Carrico spent Sunday at the Otis Alien home. Mrs Hughes visited her sister on Monday.
Local page notes Mount Vernon details about Shepherd Jr. and Banteau amid a weeklong visit. Readers see casual social ties and community context surrounding the pair during the stay.
A fragmented passage shows a speaker addressing reverend gentlemen, warning against tricks in the tunnel. The line hints at suspicion and political tension amid unclear context and identities.
A fragmented report notes Sian ee ending its time at a local site. The piece mentions an urged pitch on America and references the Lendor Chronicle as the publication.
Astronomers argue the word universe misleads as infinite possibilities exist yet two centuries ago the concept of a finite cosmos challenged beliefs. The passage notes a clash between scientific and clerical views and mentions Gallien in perplexing terms.
The article argues for free ports to reduce costs in wartime commerce, urging Congress to direct appropriations to ports with unobstructed wharves and cargo handling. It cites 51 ports with 42 on the Atlantic and 10 on the coast, claiming full removal of fees would lift burdens from farmers and expand nationwide benefits.
Peter Radford argues agriculture needs integrated market, land, and support systems. He urges coordinated action by farmers merchants bankers editors and statesmen, praising farm demonstrators and seeking ongoing help from government and commercial agencies.
Darius weighs in on a supposed Soree made event. The name Darius appears connected to a local occurrence though details are scarce.
The piece lauds bankers aligning with agriculture to lift livestock quality seeds and fertility, calling this cooperative investment a fountain of profit. It notes bankers becoming wiser and more capable, financing industry uplift and rural progress rather than pure short term gain.
Those who eat breakfast at eight or later and lunch at noon risk indigestion. The text suggests not allowing time for one main meal and warns of digestive trouble from crowded meal times.
A man travels to Boston to try glasses for the first time. He wears them despite advice and, on Winter Street, sees a towering man on stilts holding employer invitations. After a close call he removes the glasses and waits to adjust before using them again.
A fragment notes that taking a cold sponge bath each morning helps relieve fret and keep a calm habit, though the text is garbled and contains several misspellings.
Henry Rathge offers carpenter work with satisfaction guaranteed. Contact by phone at 14 for estimates and repairs.
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