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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1918

Page

4

Red Cross Fund Drive Totals and Donor List Noted

A 1918 local Red Cross fundraiser in River City Nebraska raised 306.50 with business and individual donors listed. The report thanks soliciting volunteers and notes potential omissions to be corrected by Dan Caswell, president.

Red Cross ‘Fund C L. Clark E. E. Schultz Taylor's Pharmacy J. W. Hicks Bone-McLucas Lbr. Co F. W. Lowe Elmer James W. C. Palmer Geo. Wright Dan Caswell Frank Pospisil Herman Petsch Dea-DaVall Ooo

Lodge roles listed for Emma Rucker and others

The record lists officers and attendees for a lodge meeting on Wednesday night with Emma Rucker as P C of H and Anna Crinklaw as C of H. Other roles include May Greenwood L of H Myrtle Bundy Co of C Reesie Rucker R F Mead Erchart Treasurer Rose Barber Usher Rebecca James O W Maggie Savage.

Ernie Sro P. C Emma Rucker Anna Crinklaw May Grenwood Myrtle Bundy Reesie Rucker Mead Erchart Usher Alice Pamer Aseiat Rose Barber J. W Maggie Savage O. W Rebecca James

War Savings Stamps urged to aid war effort and economy

A public notice urges saving and lending to the government through War Savings Stamps, describing Thrift Stamps for children and $5 War Savings Certificates for adults. It warns against buying nonessentials, links spending to reducing sacrifice, and explains card systems and interest in simple terms.

Europe United States

Aviation graft question stirs talks of misuse

In a clipped exchange, a speaker asks if aviation graft exists and suggests any graft would benefit the man involved, reflecting concerns about corruption in aviation funding or procurement.

Hollenberg Route 1 Correspondence Patchwork

Local notes report visits and calls around Hollenberg Route 1 including Pat Haverty in Washington, Frank and Fred Smith at Hanover, the Embroidery Club gathering, and several family visits among neighbors and schools during the week.

Pat Haverty Washington Frank and Fred Smith Hanover Mrs Gay Henderson Embroidery Club Diveaday Misa Mary Brenners

Local residents share weekend visits and travels

Water Clark aided Norman Fentimin in wood cutting Monday. Frenk Pree took a business trip to Washington. Monday Born and Clarence Price family noted. Multiple families hosted relatives over the weekend, including Carrico, Belding, Myers, Anderson, and Compton households. Travelers and visits extended to Missouri and St Joseph.

Water Clark Norman Fentimin Washington Clarence Price Mendy Ah Pound Sen Gro Kenning Apent Carrico. Wilson Shoe Fairbury K. Flora. Martin Meek Sprid Green Nemen Pens Man Belding Harry Myers Morrowville Kansay John Malady Will Jones Russell Shoebotham Walter James Ike Martin Charley Compton Will Garrett Jim Beetle Will Compton Perry Cuthbert Baby Will Missouri

Endicott Grandma Cherry on the sick list this week

Endicott news notes Grandma Cherry is sick this week. Mrs. Mertie Helvey of Wamego visits her sister Mrs. Frank Chancellor. Mrs. Chas. Slaughter jokes about feeling fine despite the nickname. Burlington workers repair the turntable and perform other tasks. George Slaughter and Thomas Eeherd spent Sunday with Mel.

Endicott Grandma Cherry Mrs Mertie Helvey of Wamego Frank Chancellor George Slaughter Thomas Eeherd Mel

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Readers

Mr O G Cok of Macon Indiana reports the remedy gives the quickest relief of any cough medicine tried. Mrs James A Knott of Chillicothe Missouri says Chamberlains Cough Remedy cannot be beat for coughs and colds. H J Moore of Oval also endorses it.

Chamberlain Mr. OQ. Cok Macon Inl James A. Knott Chillicothe H. J. Moore Oval

Funeral and community updates amid a somber week

The town noticed grieving families after the death of Mr. J E Beach as Mrs Ella Murphy and Mrs Beasie Leopold attended his funeral in Aubert and Kirksville. W D Slaughter left for Camp Funston amid a new draft ruling while Jim Ida Emma Kellie and others organized Red Cross efforts. a 1978- era report notes 228 members and $223 in dues with a list of donated items.

Red Cross Ella Murphy Aubert Nebr Beasie Leopold Kirksville J .E. Beach E. Beach W. D. Slaughter Camp Funston Walker Jim Emma Kellie Hayer Erdcort

The Lugubrious. Holiss on ps

Unclear fragment hints at funerals and uncertainty about the future with speculative tone. No identifiable people or organizations readable.

Holiss

Alimony Club Discussion Reveals Frugal Plan

A fragment notes an alimony club emphasizes a very economical plan. The dialogue frames a light exchange about shared financial arrangements and prudent living.

Mattoon Woman Credits Remedy for Digestive Relief

Mrs Robert Allison of Mattoon writes how eight years after moving there she suffered indigestion constipation headaches and dizzy spells with a heavy pressure in the chest. After using one bottle of Chamberlains Tablets she felt much better and says she is a different person. For sale by dealers.

Mattoon Robert Allison

Probate Notice for Edwin A Bugbee Estate

Creditors must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska County Court by March 22, 1918 for examination and allowance. The notice appears in Steele City Press for four weeks. Dated December 22, 1917, County Judge Louis J Nuiamiar. Heasty & Barnes Attorneys for Estate.

Probate Notice in Jeffreon County Nebraska Estate

Creditors of deceased Thomas Malady will meet the administrator before the Jefferson County judge at the county court room on March 16 1918 at nine oclock for exam and allowance of claims. Three months from December 15 1917 to file claims. bar date March 15 1918. Notice published in Steele City Press four weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge. Moss Attorney for estate.

Thomas Jeffereon Nebraska Steele City Press Louis J. Nutzman Seal Wid

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