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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
4
Mickie Says Pessian Relie f Hy Mae
Fragmentary OCR text reports an event or quote involving Mickie with unclear context and names, lacking verifiable details for a full summary. The readable parts suggest a relief or relief-related phrase and a date or acronym but are too garbled to confirm.
1918 Licenses Reach 170000 for Automobiles
In 1918 the secretary of state issued 170000 automobile licenses marking a spike in vehicle ownership and administrative reach across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Willey’s Sixth Annual Hog Sale Promises Best Yet
Walter E Willey advertises his sixth annual brood sow sale featuring 56 bred sows and one male pig of Poland China stock. The notice urges home buyers to invest in locally raised hogs with strong breeding lines and quick market readiness, highlighting profits and market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Willey
Wolves Roundups Near Town Waste Hunters Effort
A Tuesday wolf hunt west of town near Jack Maladhy left only one wolf killed after a late south line arrival. Orville Belding bagged that wolf. A Wednesday roundup northeast of town killed four wolves with Howard Crane among top prizes. proceeds from sales go to the Red Cross. A Thursday drive on Roulston place southeast town failed to close the lines and game escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maladhy
Orville Belding
Here
Howard Crane
Red Cross Society
Roulston Place
School Notes and Library Update
Mies Boyd the principal spent the weekend at Fairbury. The boys team received an invitation to play at Hanover next Friday with a return game here soon. The new library offers fine books for two week loans with renewals if needed and a penny per day fine after two weeks without renewal. The Quinette class is studying Domestic Science and Commercial Geography this semester. Examinations are over and the new semester begins with heavier duties but students press on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Boyd
Fairbury
Hanover
Quintette
Plans For Real Meal At School By Noon Hour
A city message explains intentions to serve a real meal by school out. After adjusting start times to 8 30 in mornings, officials note no improvement at noon and urge children who go home for lunch not to return before one o clock.
Hollenberg Route 1 Social Roundup in Hanover Area
Henry Hankie suffers flu while Frank Rathbun hosts a Saturday party. Artie and Eddie Leitzen visit with Harry Mowry as Mr and Mrs Earl Thompson see Mr Brat tens. Nellie Ellison and Angie Fielder visit Hanover friends. Haverty and Ames ship stock to St Joe market. Ellison, Miller, and Claude join at Frank Brenneis Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hankie
Frank Rathbun
Artie
Eddie Leitzen
Harry Mowry
Earl Thompson
Fred Myers
Will Myers
Will Peifer
Frank Ellison
Nellie Ellison
Angie Fielder
Hanover
Mr. Haverty
Mr. Ames
St. Joe
Ellison
Frank Miller
Claude
Frank Brenneis
Mount Vernon News Roundup of Illness Travel and Local Doings
Local notices report several flu cases and recoveries in Mount Vernon area. Hazel Riggle supports the Wells family as Walter Clark returns to doctor care after a relapse. A wolf hunt is planned for Tuesday and a prior hunt yielded failures for the wolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Riggle
Ben Wells
Mrs
Perry
Carrico
Fairbury
Walter Clark
Sunday Visits Highlight Rural Community Bonds
Dick Osborne spent Sunday with Frank Price and family. Will Kelley and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Charley Compton. The Rocky Hollow school will start Monday after a two week flu closure. Miss Reed the nurse who stayed with Walter Clarks returned home to Fairbury. Noah Troxel, John Lockheart, Gran vil Williams and families visited Clarence Price and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James
Frank Price
John Malady
Fairbury
Russell Sheebothan
Will Compton
Walter Williams
Orville Belding
John Allen
Hurless
Dick Osborne
Will Kelley
Charley Compton
Rocky Hollow
Miss Reed
Walter Clarks
Noah Troxel
John Lockheart
Granvil Williams
Clarence Price
Stray Dogs Form Core of British Army’s Trained Aid
A government report reveals most dogs used by Britain’s army were strays saved from danger. Many recruits came from lost dogs homes, with shepherd types performing heroics such as carrying messages through bombardment.
No Great Act of Heroism Required
Ad urges use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to treat croup at first signs, noting it is within reach and effective. Advertisement states product is sold at Taylor's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Taylor’s Pharmacy
Dogs at War Earned Honor Noted in Service Stories
The Kansas City Star reflects on war dogs as faithful messengers and scouts who saved lives and aided wounded soldiers. It contrasts their service with human slackers and suggests future respect for these animals as comrade veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kansas City Star
Settlement of Oriental Strike Ends Looming Weaving Sheds
The labor dispute on Monroe Street ends with a settlement expected to allow all weaving sheds to resume full operation by Tuesday. The accord was accelerated by Mr Gant abstaining from food as part of a hunger protest until a settlement was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Best Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Drugists
A Cubrun Kentucky druggist, J B Jones, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after seven years of use in his family. The ad notes many druggists recommend it and states Taylors Pharmacy sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. B. Jones
Cubrun
Taylor’s Pharmacy
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Mickie
Willley
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John Kenning
Endicott
Alex Shepherd
Chas. Pickering
Irene Vaughn
Nora Griffin
Lincoln
Gus Emery
Will Rader
Andy Belding
Orville Beldee
Tom Anderson
Cora Cuthbert
Big Thorobred Hog Sale
Blue Valley Stock Farm
Alexandria
Poland
Blue Valley
Gilead
Hebron
Fred Jacques, Jr
Thos. F. Walker & Sons
Farmers’ State Bank
E. E. Schultz
Steele City
Washington
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
M, O, Sampson, Mgr
Tires and Auto Supplies
F. Crinklaw
Pearson’s Cafe
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