Henney Buggies Advertised as Best Value on Market
The advertisement promotes a new line of Henney Buggies described as light, running smooth, easy riding, and the best buggy on the market for the price. It invites customers to call and visit.
21 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
1
The advertisement promotes a new line of Henney Buggies described as light, running smooth, easy riding, and the best buggy on the market for the price. It invites customers to call and visit.
An advertisement highlights Blue Bell and Primrose cream separators with a special deal likely aimed at buyers. The copy emphasizes choice between models and invites interest in the promotional price or terms.
Steele City notes list visits by F C Cooper Endicott and others from Fairbury Lincoln and Topeka. Revival talks begin January 27 at the Baptist church. Basketball results honor Steele City teams with wins and losses against Hebron and Fairmont, plus local social news and upcoming school programs.
Muriel Davis wed Willard C. Palmer of Washington Kansas at the Davis home on January 19. Only close relatives attended the ceremony officiated by Rev E H Hinkle. The couple will reside on Mr Palmers Wheatling Wyoming farm and receive best wishes from Steele City Hollenberg and Washington communities.
A piano seller in Omaha Nebraska offers to turn over the instrument to the first satisfactory party who will pay the remaining balance, either in cash or at five dollars per month, according to Sehmolier and Mueller Piano Co.
M L Church invites all to brave the cold and attend Sunday school and morning and evening worship. The pastor will preach from Hebrews 5 7 9 and Matthew 19 22, offering help to those in need and urging punctual attendance.
David Coons and Donald Bugbee enrolled for the second semester which began Monday January 17 with a larger number than ever before. Supt Shaffer spoke to teachers on heating and ventilating systems at a Monday evening meeting. The physics class conducted two demonstrations on artificial cooling and industrial applications.
Raymond A. Kent conducted a 50 question exam for junior and senior College of Education students testing general knowledge. Questions covered US vice president and Minnesota senators, world rulers, locales like Petrograd and Parthenon, and historic prompts about telegraph, discovery, and the Ten Commandments.
A Columbia Alumni News excerpt poses varied questions on nations, science figures, literature titles, and famous people. It includes items about the Triple Entente body temperature parcel post limits ships of Columbus and asks where characters appear in literature.
J R Moore of Lost Valley Ga reports taking many bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and finds it most effective for a hacking cough and colds. The ad claims the medicine cures his cough and that it is obtainable everywhere.
County Judge L J Nutzman files for renomination at the upcoming primary election next April. The incumbent, serving his first term, has been a capable officer, making re election likely and possibly without opposition. Announcement appears in this issue of The Press.
Tuesday morning CG I Clark organized a crew to cut and fill his ice house for summer use. Ice measures about ten inches thick of good quality. favorable weather speeds storage with last year’s late season cald spell noted as earlier this year.
L B Wixon of Farmers Mills New York says Chamberlain's Tablets are the best he has ever used for stomach and liver disorders. The remedy is obtainable everywhere according to an advertisement.
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