Steele City Markets Produce Five A Cl Enee
Local market notes indicate Steele City Markets offering five items in produce section. OCR fragment unclear on specific product names or quantities.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
4
Rhetorical Exchange Reflects Government Spying Debate
A fragmented dialogue questions the sufficiency of evidence in public discourse and hints at government spying concerns. The garbled lines suggest worry over surveillance and control of conversation within official channels.
Fairbury Hosts Hawaiian Musical Comedy The Daughters
F R Gerver's advance unit for A Daughter of the Son has played to capacity crowds in multiple cities and will appear in Fairbury Steele. County commissioners joined the State Highway Commissioner at the Gage county line to survey a Federal Road route into Fairbury with plans to grade and pave and install wide culverts. School notes report returning pupils after colds, commencement plans, class officers, and botany laboratory work. visitors toured cooking demonstrations and observed seed germination and plant structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Gerver
Steele
U.S
Canada
Fairbury
Adv
Gage County
Jefferson County
Beatrice
Quintette
Pearle Schultz
Lake Greenwood
Obituary of Arthur Keating of Nebraska
Arthur Keating born August 21, 1893 in New York state died January 22 after influenza in North Platte. He lived in Nebraska before moving to the Rathbun home southwest of town for funeral rites conducted by Rev. T. C. Priestley. Interment followed at Steele City cemetery. He married November 15, 1916 and leaves a wife, one child, four sisters in New York and a brother in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Keating
New York State
Nebraska
North Platte
F. Rathbun
T. C. Priestley
M. FE
Steele City
Frank Rathbun
Chicago
The Best Cough Medicine
A druggist notes customers praise a certain preparation and this shared opinion leads him to trust and use the same remedy for his family and himself. The piece highlights the pharmacist’s experience shaping medicine choices.
Great Act of Heroism in Croup Fight Mentioned
The article notes that a mother would perform a great act of heroism to protect a child from croup but emphasizes the simple action of keeping Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand and using it at the first sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Chamberlain
Local Social Roundup From Nebraska Homes
Sunday visits mark the week with Walter Clark and family and Frank Price at the Osborne home near Hollenberg. Clarence Price hosts a sale attended by many locals. Will Bower’s household hosts Saturday night and Sunday guests. Charley Wilson and Rosa Maledy receive dental care in Fairbury. Clare Cuthbert of Harbine stays with his mother Mrs Cuthbert. Fentiman family notice Nor man and Earl with Hazel Morris resigning from Rose Hill teaching position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clark
Frank Price
Osborne
Hollenberg
Hollenberg Route 1 and Nearby News Bits
Daily notices from Hollenberg Route 1 report Mr Gasser sawing wood on Monday. Ada Hayes birth of a girl on the 28th to Mr and Mrs Bill Perkins of Funston. Frank Alexa visiting from Washington. Mr and Mrs Price at Mr Osborne's. Bill Decker discharged and home from Funston. Jesse Davis' visit to daughter Mrs Helen Bradley. Victor Eddleman hosted a Saturday party. Will Seitz family and Angie Fielder attended Guy Hendersons Thursday. Brenneis hosts Otto home from Funston for dinner. Art Keating funeral at Frank Rathbun home with Steele City cemetery burial. Nutter family entertained S S class Saturday evening with music and games and refreshments. All report a jolly time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gasser
Ada Hayes Bill Perkins
Funston
Frank Alexa
Washington
Jesse Davis
Helen Bradley
Victor Eddleman
Will Seitz
Ernie
Angie
Ada Fielder
Edna
Salome Seitz
Guy Hendersons
Brenneis
Otto
Art Keating
Clark Would Start Publishing House If Wealth Arrived
In a Washington address reported by the Pathfinder, Speaker Clark said if he suddenly had Rockefeller wealth he would publish an unabridged dictionary with local pronunciations in St. Louis, then a real history of the United States under his supervision with proper credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Pathfinder
A Rockefeller
St. Louis
England
United States
Reservist recalls Pool of Bethesda visit in Palestine
An English reservist living near Sudbury Ontario writes from the Pool of Bethesda in Palestine describing his taste of the water, noting it was not clean. He recounts descending many steps to reach the water as the veil lies deep underground, sharing his reflections from the war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ont
Bethesda
Palestine
Respectful Spirit Rites Keep Village Safe
The Southern Workman article describes Indigenous rites to honor spirits. Rules warn against discarding old clothing, prescribe tying bundles to spruce branches, and placing fish bones in rivers to renew life. Newborns face iron work ban for 20 days, and burial customs involve hillside graves and a split realm of river spirits and canine dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Endurance and courtesy urged for youth by Yale professor
Professor William Lyon Phelps of Yale argues that modern men show greater endurance after the war and that moral stamina and courtesy must be taught in schools. He says military discipline is not enough and urges lessons in politeness and respect for others’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Ufe
Hotta
Lesite
Beet sugar byproducts yield cement likeRoend cement from beet scum
Experiments in French factories show beet sugar refining can recover carbonate from beet scum. About 4000 tons of carbonate are extractable from 70000 tons of beets, then mixed with 1100 tons of clay to form a Roend cement. Beet scum is evaporated and blended before firing in rotary ovens.
Auto load of Dunkards in Winchester sparks misreadings
A Dunkard group visited Winchester last week with a car whose engine was knocking. They stopped before C. O. Fraze's undertaker shop next to Hecker & Doyel garage, and a man asked the undertaker to inspect the motor, thinking it was a garage office. He was told to go to the nearby garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkards
Winchester
Estabiiisment
C. O. Fraze
Hecker & Doyel
Indianapolis News
Character Drives Achievement Across Time
The text argues that capability comes from repeated effort in desire will attention and discipline. It cites Wordsworth who resolved to go to the mountains and followed through despite a violent storm, justified by a focus on pursuing the plan despite obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsworth
Mexico expects big cotton crop this coming year
Mexico anticipates a bumper cotton harvest with Laguna district in Coahuila and Durango producing about three times last year’s output. Last year’s crop exceeded half a million bales valued at ten million dollars, all consumed domestically inMexican factories with no exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Laguna
Coahulie
Durango
Republic
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George
Calle
Depot
H. Rathgen
Sphinn Coty
Ofc
J. Monroe Davis Fairbury
Nebr
Ist National Bank
Savage
Steele City Markets
E Nee Saaeeeee
Mickie
Carl Barber
Ralph Luhm
Mary Andrews
Miss Dempster
Kiskall
Reynolds
Babcock
Frank Ratubun
Cark
Pool of
Farmers’ State Bank
E. E. Schultz
Bone-McLucas Lumber Co
M.O. Sampson
Mgr
Tires and Auto Supplies
F. Crinklaw
Pearson’s Cafe
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