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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
4
A candidate declares for county commissioner in the First District of Nebraska in 1914. The notice mentions names Gill and Riddle and references a council meeting held after a village audience.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear fragments about seed seals or Peters. No coherent event, date, or entity beyond vague plant-related terms.
Rerelly candidate for the office of vocee District in eeeenneien whe ae placeholder text indicates an election notice with sparse readable fragments and no clear names or locations.
County treasurer candidate Comte Tees aa from the county seeks the office. County clerk Coemey Treanor of Sef pase cries for the post as Ac ar 114. G. Catlin is named as County Clerk.
A county judge candidate issues a notice to voters announcing a campaign for the nomination. The candidate urges support from the electorate and outlines the path to election under the party ticket.
Diller Record notes oats harvest underway with threshing machines active. W. N. Worrall and E2E Campbell candi dates visit. farmer A H Phelps offers grain elevator services with new Howe scales and bids high prices for wheat or oats. Minnie Boehmie injured in wagon accident. Estray red hog verso owner to claim.
In a note from Steele City manager W C Palmer the community thanks business leaders who assisted in the Fourth of July picnic and parade. He lists events including an egg race for girls under 15 won by Amy Palmer a sack race by Harley Thrapp and a nail driving contest won by Elsie Bab cock. He adds appreciation for all participants and goodwill to those who did not help.
A 19th century advertorial lists causes of stomach troubles including sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and unsuitable foods. It promotes correcting habits and taking Chamberlain's Tablets for quick recovery with druggist availability.
Correspondence reports Endicott residents making Fourth of July trips to Steele City. Mrs Schutiaker of Chase County Nebraska visited Mrs T H Wells last week. Miss Alice Cherry from Alva Oklahoma visited between trains with Mrs Reba Yeakle from University Place visiting her brothers Homer and Oscar Yeakle. Miss Eleanor Walburn hosted her Sunday school class last Thursday afternoon. Walter Slaughter, student in Peru, spent weekend with his family.
A fragment recalls a parent’s fear as a child suffers dysentery and a hope for medicine to save her. The note reflects a personal medical crisis and belief in remedies during a troubling illness.
The fragment outlines various weekend gatherings and visits including Mrs Decker spending Saturday with Mrs Haverty Mrs Leiteens and Mr Graves celebrating at Hanover and Steele City attendance figures. It notes Crafts family visiting their California son and Joe Hatter visiting Seer Se and Geneva relatives with Roberti Hanish near Washington visiting Otto Brenneis. A correction requests for a prior item.
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