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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
4
A dated notice references second class mail and a Steele City Nebraska location with an Act of Congress from March and a later July 2 1915 date. The fragment suggests a postal or regulatory filing but lacks explicit actions or parties.
Sealed proposals will be received at the village office in Stesie City Nebraska at 2 p.m. on a date. Plans and specs are on file in the village office. Each bid must include a certified check for a percentage of the bid amount. The village reserves right to reject any or all bids and to accept any portion deemed best.
The record notes village and county actions in Nebraska. It shows a village board approval of estimated expenditures 3450.00 minus Sec 6 and 4008.08 with notes dated July 2 1905. It also records Jefferson County Court proceedings for the estate of Simon S Partiow with Willem Boulsten as administrator and a hearing set for July 12 1915 in Fairbury, with notice to interested parties via The Steele City Press.
A week of generally fair weather is expected for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States beginning Wednesday June 20 1916. Temperatures will run somewhat above the seasonal average.
The Township Board met at A. B. James Monday amid rumors of a forthcoming wedding. Local residents Mr Wright visited friends, and social visits occurred at Otto Leitzen and Edmund Bratten residences. Community members Mrs Babcoek and Cash Babcoek joined relatives, while Sam Seiford Blaine James and Rob Heble were in Washington. The Embroidery Club held a Saturday social at Geo Baker's home with a good turnout.
Gee Emery and family spent Sunday at the John Kelley home. Mrs Henry Williams called at the Malady home Monday. Andy Belding and family visited the Alva Belding home Sunday. Roses and Minnie Malady visited at the Alva Belding home Saturday. Charley Nacesed family spent Sunday at the Frank Price home. Mrs Will Bowers visited the Frank Price home Friday. Mr James bought a new binder and his son a new buyer Tuesday. Compton visited from Sunday to Tuesday with his sister. Froniman came from Liberty Friday and stayed until Sunday at the Packard Home. Clara Cuthbert and family drove to Harbine Saturday and returned Monday evening. Merc W Pie Garrett spent Tuesday with her parents. Minnie James left Thursday for Reynolds to visit friends until Monday. Endicott ball team played at Mervelle Sunday. score 1 to 2 in Endicott’s favor. Mrs John Kelley returned Thursday from hospital at Plairsbury where she’s been treated. A party was given at Mr and Mrs George Cline’s Saturday evening with about sixty guests. About seventy five people were entertained at Walter James’ home Tuesday night with games and refreshments of ice cream and cake.
Elmer James visited his sick mother in Steele City on Sunday. Fern Minkler of Steele City visited Mrs Vicen Townsend. Mrs Anna Barr returned from Greenleaf after visiting her sister. The ice cream social raised funds for an organ at the M E church. Hollenberg ball team lost 6 to 0 at Hanover. Several residents traveled to Hanover Sunday. The Township Board met with citizens to inspect the south bridge and planned repairs beginning Monday. A contractor was chosen for the tow school house at an estimated 7050 dollars. The building will be 64 by 60 feet with four rooms on the first floor and basement, gym, and furnace room.
Mrs Sadie P Clawson Indiana Ps suffered indigestion headaches belching and constipation. After her daughter recommended Chamberlains Tablets she tried them and reports substantial relief. For sale by all dealers. Ady.
A fragmented and humorous verse fragment recalls a mule and rider chorus with rural themes. The narrator riffs on mythic male figures, battlefield slang, and an anecdote about trading a stubborn mule for a Ford, ending with a car dealer encounter. The piece blends humor and rustic memory in a playful but non coherent manner.
Sam F. Guin of Whatley Alabama says exposure to rain after measles caused stomach and bowel distress but Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved him. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers.
A critic laments widespread taint in U S politics noting hollow campaign promises, secret combines, political rebates, and self serving aims. The piece claims self gain drives parties and many officials would not endure public scrutiny or party pressure.
Mrs Majors of Peru visits son T A Majors and Miss Ruth. Lambert visits Lincoln and York this week. W H M S meets Mrs Slaughter Thursday. Mrs Cal Peterson helped care for grandma Bennet last week. Sam Wells and Bert visited Fairbury last Thursday. John Wyatt visiting Guide Keck remains until after the season. A social at the old bank building Saturday night. W Slaughter family visits sister from Ft Scott Kansas. Beeneta Bas as Mrs May Smith and child Wemore visiting relatives this week. Wm Riggle family spent Sunday with brother Lewis near Fairbury. Gladys Gale and Beatrice children visit Tom Major family. Fred Beach and family moved from Minnesota to Genoa Nebraska. Grandma Bennett, invalid for years, died Monday evening at daughter Mrs Pete Peterson’s home. Funeral Wednesday at residence and in Fairbury.
Charley James began work for Mr. Packard on Monday at Rocky Hollow.
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