07 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
1
Let us help you solve the question of getting meals for the harvest hands without wearing your self out over a hot stove. Practical tips and simple recipes focus on quick stove free options.
A carload of binder twine is reported partly discharged with remaining stock pending. The shipment status indicates some twine already moved from the load while the rest awaits transport and distribution actions.
Local brief notes report a calm Fourth of July in Steele City with residents traveling for work and leisure. Mr. Davis, Mr. Barber, and others made trips to Omaha Beatrice Lincoln and Fairbury while shopping and social visits fill the week. A town Chautauqua opens and local farms transact land deals. Community updates include visitors from Manhattan Idaho Bisbee and Denver.
The Diller Chautauqua opens next Sunday morning with union Sunday school and church services. Sermon by Rev. Stevens of Beatrice. Local talent provides special music. No admission for morning events. Lynn Trio performs vocal and instrumental concerts at 3 and 8 p.m. Admission 26 and 15 cents. Six days of high class lectures entertainment and music each afternoon and evening. Liberal patronage expected from neighboring communities.
A historic note urges firms to humanize correspondence and write with writer personality. Avoid machine like, stale phrases, and overused terms. Emphasizes clear, direct tone that reflects individual character in business letters.
A fragment shows an agent entering an office with an attachment for a typewriter. The Busy-Man-Well threatens to settle matters privately, declaring, Your love affairs are no concern of mine.
A fragment notes an accusation of cowardice linked to Richleigh and an ally, mentioning an aviator who fled and formed an alliance. The text portrays contempt for the act of running away in a conflict context.
Mrs Knage demands punctual return by ten while Mr Knagg faces a fine for tardiness. The note orders to be back at eleven and warns of consequences if missed.
A short regional note captures a heated exchange where O'Brien and O'Cain claim independence as self made men and challenge each other over pride and apology in a P Irish World column.
Jas Whitney traveled to Osborne City Kansas to visit his daughter and family. Several families joined in a picnic dinner and supper at the Methodist church on the Fourth. Baptist church members held a picnic at their church also on the Fourth. Miss Luce, visiting relatives, left for Heblrederas Neb after a stay with her uncle and aunt and Mrs J C Wilson.
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