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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
4
The fragment notes a publisher named D Rowan and a periodical issued every Friday with a price of $1.90 in advance, mentioning Steele City Nebraska and the United States Congress of March.
Fragmentary records show SedG 0. Taylor rap porn Adv Barber returning Sunday. RER Steele of Pairbury in town Monday. Bruce Harris left for Pern to re enter school. De Taylor with a family from Fairbury Wednesday. a Seve received three fines. W Palmer left on business to Hebron. Harry visiting a W Lambert of Endicott during train layovers.
J H Ellermeier took a business trip to Hanover Monday. A broken shoulder blade from a colt caused his fall. Skating thrives amid recent freezing river ice. Ross Pickering moved his threshing outfit to Endicott for the season. Mr and Mrs Perry Dawson wed in Edgar and settled north of town. Next week expect corn on track. place orders. A missed item reports Yalegkoe Benn edea society annual meeting with officers re elected. Bert Hamley left for Roundup Montana, his mother accompanying to Omaha. Sam Henderson with son visits family. hardware business in Oklahoma. Floyd Jarmon returns to Springfield Neb. Wayne Coons travels with him for practice until spring work. Mr and Mrs W A Compton leave to visit daughter. Lyon moves household goods to town for possible Beatrice drug store deal. Adee children home for holidays. Clayton Elsworth Myrtle travel to Gretna and Newman towns. Joshua and Elsie attend Peru Normal School. Cassell injury may cost eye. sliver accident near Omaha to seek specialist. word pending. Literary society meet fills Wright’s hall. debate favors affirmative. Warren S Cook to marry Miss Jeanette Maude Marshall at Niobrara Jan 1 1914. to reside at Center after Jan 15. Cook currently Knox county superintendent.
The text reflects on the old Sontrac era profits and risks, noting a major plant distribution and 9 engineers and workers losing positions. It traces John Aird & Co back to 1848 and founder John Aird, a Geordie mason from Ross-shire who moved to London and began laying water and gas mains at Greenwich.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt at a Newport dinner quips that a man who turns up his nose reveals his upbringing, comparing him to a former groom who taught him to judge by what someone snubs.
Elwood is founder and pastor of a church lacking choir officers or a collection plate. Businessmen of Atlantic City and visitors support it as a worthwhile gospel lighthouse by the sea with ninety percent attendance each Sunday. People come from the boardwalk for worship and congregants reach across many states.
Miss Annie Beckett Burns of Cheltenham, sole surviving granddaughter of Robert Burns, has entered action in Dumfries sheriff court to be declared executrix of certain hitherto personal estate of the poet. The Athenaeum had announced a sale of two Burns volumes for £5600, later noted by Liam Wallace and others in the Gazette.
"Five years ago I had the worst case of chronic constipation I ever knew of, and Chamberlain's Tablets cure me," writes 8 F Pishe Brookly n Mich. For sale by gil drug gist. Adv.
A veteran guide recalls a Piegan wife fueling an old man’s hostility toward Piegans. The remark suggests race prejudice may underlie the feud as repeated battles and blanket removal era memories surface in the Glacier Park story.
A Paris fashion mood centers on ropes and strings of pearls as the chic jewel. Observers describe how real and imitation pearls transform hairstyles, necklines, and draped frocks, noting their versatility and age-defying glow.
Incomplete text fragment mentions dancers and a venue or event. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable, making precise identification difficult.
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