15 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
1
F Crinklaw organises an orchestra aiming for eight members. He has filled all parts except piano and has several prospects in view. An advertisement notes a remedy claim for biliousness and constipation with Chamberlain's Tablets in Pend, Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pearson and daughter Mrs. Grimm were passengers to Fairbury Tuesday. Several shows have been trying to make dates here, but at this time no definite arrangements have been made.
Market report fragment lists butter fat price at 28 and wheat price 1.25 per unit. No further context or dates provided.
A compilation of social and community items: opera house events this week, dances by the hand DOYS, guests arriving from Wymore and Lincoln, and local residents’ activities. Mentions of Miss Holcomb’s trip to Lincoln, a Congregational church service, and a funeral in Crandal.
Nebraska district notes record of 1,035 marriages and 3,055 licenses issued by County Judge Harte since first election in 1872. He is succeeded by L. J. Nutzman as of a recent week, with Stee City to host a literary meeting at the new opera house next Wednesday. A debate on prohibition and a ship aid effort to Belgium are also described.
Notice invites mothers and all interested to a Saturday afternoon session at 3 o clock in High School building to hear talks on Bond Waltes and Cereals. Intermediate pupils will host sewing lessons, a meal will be prepared by grammar grade girls, and volunteers are asked to help with muddy crossings and sidewalk cleanup in Steele City.
Mrs. Nash, sister of Geo. Mowry and Geo. Patterson, died after a long illness. Raised in the area and once a Steele City school teacher, she left behind a grieving husband Bernard, Virginia Nash, and siblings. The community offers heartfelt condolences as they cope with the tragedy.
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