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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary line from Steele City Press dated November 2 1964 notes a second class mail action and a congress act affecting Myo City Nebraska with unclear details and location.
On January 21, 1916, Nuteman declares candidacy for County Judge on the nonjudiciary ballot in Jefferson County with the April 18 election. Chas H Mccee announces run for Clerk of the District Court of Jeremen County Nebraska at the Republican primary on April 18, 1986 subject to electors.
Advice on meal timing insisting a minimum five hour gap between meals to prevent indigestion. Warns against eating after eight breakfast, lunch at twelve, dinner at six, and urges digestion time before next meal.
Farmers who neglected fall seed purchases face a critical supply. North Platte area reports warn late buyers will pay more and risk poorer corn if they delay. Early buyers test samples for best alfalfa and sweet clover seed, as good quality stock remains limited.
At First Baptist Church Steele City Mr Sims outlines a day of lectures and revival meetings. He will present My Trip Around the World with maps and tales from twenty lands and discuss missionary work. He will also recount My Six Years Stay as a Baptist Missionary in China with Chinese costume and customs. He promises sermons on The Church and its Blessings and The Well to Eternal Happiness with illustrations of Asia's water systems. Evening programs include a union Young People meeting and nightly lectures through the week.
Miss Mabel Swett visited over Sunday with several friends. Mr and Mrs Perry Carrico drove to Fairbury on Saturday. Miss Olive Noble spent the weekend with Eva Shepherd. Hazel Poffinbarger helped Mrs John Kenning last week. Mr and Mrs Gillett visited the Levi Vaueha home Thursday evening. John and Rev Shepherd were Fair Hore callers Friday. George Poffinbarger called at the Ed Hughts home today. Mr and Mrs Albert Shepherd and Mr and Mrs W D Shepherd visited Sunday at the Alex Shepherd home. A wine social and skating party was given by I W Mab near the clay pit east of Endivoff Tuesday evening.
Local notes from Hollenberg and nearby: Haverty visited by Bay Clapps and a siewe of Ingrinpe. Curtin Deake from Martell Nebr visits uncle Will Moore. Blanche Moore requires a doctor. Frank Brenneis loses a valuable horse. Charley Justic and family visit. Mowry and Miss Kenton call. Alexa family hog shipments to St Joe. Mira Alexa returns from Hanover. Mrs Wolfapent visits Brenneis. Lee Fielder children with croup. Woodman and Royal Neighbors oyster supper. Otto Brenneis visits Fairbury. Mrs Ames on sick list.
C W Slaughter made a business trip to Denver this week. Mr Ross Hodges of Lincoln is visiting his brother and family here. Thereiss Jones sprained her shoulder and arm after an ice fall Monday evening. Mary Steinmetz cares for the store in Slaughter absence. Literary at the school house tonight. Mr Nifford Slater of Fremont visited Miss Tia Lewis Friday. Miss Emma Allen and Hazel Riggle hosted the P C Club at Hazel's Wednesday. S T Savage and wife visited F M Walburn Sunday. A tramp in a Burlington box car was found sick during severe weather and moved to the poor farm. Mr Carter and family moved to the Boggs farm.
Mrs Miller visited Mrs Watson on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Compton visited at Cap Fairchild home Sunday. Ameil Kenning visited John Kenning home Sunday. Laurence Dade was sick last week but better. Rosa and Minnie Melady and Sylvia mentioned in notes.
Sullivan spent Sunday at the Compton home. Mrs. Henry Williams improves from illness. John Kenning worked for E R Dade Tuesday. Johnnie Fentiman visits brother Norman. Rocky Hollow school purchased thirteen new library books Saturday. Lydia Fay and Steve Belding return to school Monday after illness absence. Jeffries son of Dr W T Jeffries and Mins Fl Canyon of Pawnee City wed in Brown County on Christmas Day.
Advice urges daily morning sponge bath with about 90 degree water and keeping window open to prevent colds. If illness occurs use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to shorten the fit and recover quickly. Ad appears in local notice style.
Patrons in arrears six months or more are urged to call at the office and settle. To maintain service, money is required for lines and instruments. The company will remove all telephones six months in arrears on March 1. A full settlement will be required every three months. St eeve City Ter. Co.
A quirky set of aphorisms urges prudent conduct with money and amusements. It counsels treating reckless spending as criminal, dressing neatly, valuing crafts, and preferring earned income over indulgence.
A brief note contrasts ensuring fair payment from tradesmen with the enjoyment of a bank book, implying financial prudence and cautious spending as better content than fiction.
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