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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented 1904 notice speaks of a subscription event in a city location, mentioning Seater Act and November date. The readable text is incomplete but indicates civic action related to a land or public matter in La.
Markets report from Steele City dated January 1 1916 notes prices on grain and stock movements. Local merchants quote steady demand as buyers and sellers observe early year activity.
The schedule lists two hours from 2 to 4 P M for today with the remaining times by appointment. The note emphasizes limited hours and encourages arranging a specific time if needed.
School notes report second semester opens January 17 and a teachers exam January 21 22 at Steele City High School. Botany class displays wood exhibits at the high school. Rev Earle Sims and Rev Alden spoke on China. a funeral for Mrs Wing unified with the Methodist church, with services January 6 and burial in Steele City cemetery.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during our mother’s death and burial. We also thank the lodges and friends for the floral tributes in memory of Mrs. Anna Wilcox O J Wing HR J Wing F T Wing Grant Wing George Wing
To patrons in arrears six months or more the company respectfully requests to call at the office and settle up. Good service depends on lines and instruments being in good working order, and this notice urges prompt payment to maintain service quality.
A novel wood cameo artwork described as a foot square with an oval bas relief of a Greek god drew attention. The piece features ebony and mahogany framing with a white figure and a polished front, created after two years of practice. The artist reported a ready offer of one hundred dollars to sell.
A fragmentary note discusses a tire exchange involving two mice figures, labeled First Mouse and Second Mouse. The text hints at success or disagreement over obtaining a new tire, with stray phrases like found and test.
Frances visited her uncle Mr. Moore and wife of Steele City on Saturday. Mrs. Frank Wells fell on the sidewalk last Saturday sustaining considerable pain and probable injuries.
Fragmented OCR style record noting visits and travels. Mentions Mr and Mrs Dade visiting Fair berry Saturday and Marie Carsten visiting. several names appear in garbled form with potential trips to Sundry places and a business trip. Includes scattered references to Norman Pentinat, Herbie Morday, and Endicott with unclear actions.
An old advertisement advises fixed meal times to avoid indigestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a stomach-strengthening remedy. It claims the tablets help the stomach perform its functions naturally and suggests they are obtainable everywhere.
For Omaha after a week's visit with her parents. Charlie Welle and family and Dick Osborne visited at the Frank Price home Sunday. Mrs Emmet Nutter and Mrs Gav Covington drove to Fairbury Sunday, refirming Monday. Misses Anna and Ros Matadye and Carl Hicken visited at the Compton home Tuesday night. Wickens left for Pewirre Hill Missouri Wednesday. Veidt wink his sister Mrs F J Malddy.
The article advises a cold bath each morning with ice cold water and sleeping with the window up to prevent colds. It claims this habit breaks colds and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedys to cure colds quickly. The notice notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Local resident C L Clark announces a series of open house viewings this week. Details on times and addresses were released by the Clark household.
A fragmentary New York Letter to the Times-Star notes a telegram praising a wartime hype and a $15,000,000 order for time fuses, signaling stock speculation on Safety Car Lighting and Heating. The piece parodies War era anxieties and references a joke about Nat Wills.
Endicott Doe Swett was a Fairbury visitor Saturday. Eimer Barkhart works with the bridge gang. Logie Kuthanek visited Omaha relatives over Sunday. Delilah Bonawits works for Mrs. Church in Fairbury. Beach visited his sister in Steele City. Mrs Lenker of Steele City visited her son Prof Lenker and family. Young people skate on Fairchilds pond Monday evening. D. D. Grandy left for Iowa to visit relatives. C. W. Slaughner spends the week with daughter Maude Kirschner in Hambolt. Mrs Grave Besch and daughter ...
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