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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
4
Steele City hosts a week of varied entertainments from July 16 to 21. Opening concert by Dearborn Concert Company leads a lineup including music and song acts, sketches, ventriloquism, lectures, and family-friendly entertainment across six days featuring The Sparks Duo, Arthur Dillinger, J. Vincent Coombs, and the Arion Male Quartet with Esther Lehrbas.
An incomplete item notes a person in Minnesota expected to undergo an operation. The report says she is reported to be feeling fine. Mention of Mr and Mrs Norman Fenti and a visit at the Andy Belding home appears as fragmented details.
Mike Bogish spent the 4th in St. Joseph, Ma. Clyde Williams has enlisted. Julius Grey of Denver is visiting the Bakeweil home. Sie tae from Neb. for an over.
A fragment speaks of the Fairbury cemetery where one waits not for arms but for a resurrection call. The terse line hints at looming conflict and spiritual renewal.
Louis Justis is on the sick list. Pat Haverty was a Hanover caller Friday. Mrs. Wharton spent a few days last week at George Scruby's. Loyal Else and family spent the 4th of July at his father's. Route One was well represented spent Tuesday at C. L. Babcock's. Lee Fielder is enjoying a visit with his father, Will Fielder of Route One.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County pursues a petition by Paul Smith asking for appointment of a representative for the Jennie estate. The court may grant relief to Emil County and set a future hearing date for why the petition should not be granted. Parties and interested entities are urged to file copies of documents weeks prior to the scheduled day.
An advertisement touts a remedy as highly valuable and repeatedly needed before summer ends. It claims superior effectiveness for its intended purpose and urges readers to buy now, noting availability from all dealers.
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