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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
4
A missing 3 4 length blue silk lined Spring coat trimmed in black. Reward offered for its return. Also notes Ross Pickering ill and a tonsil operation. Nebraska draft exemption data from Governor Neville shows 119 307 registered aged 21 to 30 with various exemptions and aliens mentioned.
United States Department of Agriculture issue Farmers' Bulletin No. 839 on Home Canning by the One-Period Cold-Pack Method and companion bulletin on Drying Fruits and Vegetables at home. Bulletins available free upon request from the Extension Service University Farm Lincoln or Washington DC.
Notices from two towns outline church activities for next Sunday in Steele City and Endicott. Steele City holds Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 with Epworth League at 7 15 and 8. Endicott lists 10 o clock Sunday school and 8 o clock Epworth League with recent Red Cross actions and new church members.
A brief note states that foreign language requirements will be removed. No dates or institutions are specified in the readable text.
Jennie Katherin Franzen of Steele City Nebr died June 28 1917 at home aged 37 years 5 months 7 days after heart failure. Born January 21 1880 near Diller Jefferson county she married Ed Chasdek in 1903 by whom two children Mae Elenore and Ethel Margaret were born. She later married Paul Smith February 9 1917 and is survived by husband two children stepfather mother four brothers three sisters two step brothers and two step sisters. Funeral held at Congregational church with Rev H B Allen officiating and burial in Prairie Home cemetery near Diller.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for assistance and for the use of their cars at the funeral of their loved one. Paul Smith, Mr and Mrs Tarnow, and other relatives express gratitude.
Mrs. Wilson Shoebottom is quite sick at this writing. Charlie Pickering and family spent Sunday at the Gus Emery home. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fenti man spent Sunday at the Bel ding home. Mrs. Walter James and Mrs. Geo. Schmidt spent Monday with Mrs. Will Jones. Cap Fairchild and family and Mr. and Mrs. Will Garrett spent Fairbury came down and picked cherries at Walter Clark's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kelly and
A local report notes a man named Correll lost a horse on a Saturday near Hollenberg Route 1. An elderly Davenport resident from the area may be involved with a family, with details partially obscured.
Aug Loring's cow in a storm near Orleans Nebraska noted. Visits include Foster, Jesse Davis, Adam, Fred Freetich, Lee Earhart with Wolf family, and Odell relatives. Shivaree for Frank Robert and bride at Irvin Roberts. Ed Justis' hosts with Roberts and Taylor Roberts from Douglas North Dakota. Reynolds, Henderson, and Hendersons of Rock Island Illinois stop by Guy Henderson's. Albert Eddleman dies at Concordia hospital. community extends sympathy.
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington North Carolina praises Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and indigestion saying they are the best he has used and his wife likewise benefited. The ad notes the tablets are mild and gentle and provide an agreeable laxative effect. Available from all dealers.
In Jefferson County Nebraska Paul Smith petitions for administration of the Jennie estate to Emil Tarnow as Administrator. A hearing is set for July 26, 1917 at 9:00 a.m. in the county court in Fairbury. Notice will be published in Steeler City Press for three weeks prior.
This advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the product is valuable and indispensable in summer and recommends buying now from all dealers.
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