Bresle City Market Note From July 16 1915
Fragmentary July 16 1915 note from Bresle City Market mentions unreadable terms and a string of letters. The garbled text provides no clear events, participants, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
4
Notice to bidders for Steele City electric lighting project
Bids must be received by the Village Clerk at 1 o clock P M on the 23rd day of 3018 for labor and materials to complete the electric lighting in Steele City. A performance bond is required and bids must be on the water contract terms within 15 days of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
L. S. Peterson
Res
Office
R. B. Steele No
France
Rheridan
Lown
Dimitri
Dijon
Weather Forecast for Mississippi Valley and Plains States
Beginning Wednesday July 14 1915 the U S Weather Bureau predicts scattered showers and warm weather in the Mississippi Valley and Plains States. The forecast notes a cooldown around the 16th and 17th followed by more fall like conditions and generally unsettled skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
Wiehington
D. C
Mississippi Valley and Plaine States
Local Fair Draws Diamond Ring or Gold Watch Prize
A raffle will run on Saturday July 17 with afternoon votes for a diamond ring or a gold watch as prizes. Articles may be viewed at John Hoeft the jeweler’s store, and the winner will be announced Saturday evening July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iene Treme
John Hoeft
Indigestion Cure Promises Relief In Odd Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person claiming relief from indigestion after receiving unidentified doses from others. The text is incomplete and presents no verifiable details about a product, place, or date.
Eradicating Heed Weeds Urged For Nebraska Fields
It urges farmers in eastern Nebraska to aggressively control Hee fields. Deep July plowing follows thorough drainage to reduce weed spread. Early action is best. avoid planting infected fields before September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Auto Races Set for State Fair Grounds
Four cars will race side by side into the turn on the half mile track at the State Fair grounds September 10 and 11. The world's best drivers will compete with admission fifty cents to grounds, reserved seats thirty five to seventy five cents, and bleachers twenty five cents. Other features add value to the day’s events.
Baseball in 1895 the Glasearm town game recap
A lurid 1895 style baseball column mocks the Red City team the Amalgamated Union of South American Hoodoor and the visiting West cattle drivers. Hickey commits many errors as the home side flounders and cannot hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasearm
Reubens
Red City
Hickey
Financial School
Amalgamated
Union of
Sox
Fire at Lacy Webber’s milliner store in town
An alarm Tuesday morning sparked excitement as Lacy Webber’s milliner shop caught fire from an off stove explosion. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly with little damage reported. Myrtle Townsend works at Barr’s store while Fern Lichtenberger visits relatives in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Townsend
Barr
Fern Lichtenberger
Kansas
Lacy Webber
Local Socials Record Week of Visits and Travel
Phil Dawson dated day Monday and Theeday. Ray Chancellor works on a bridge wane at Concordia Kore ans. Mrs John Duggan visited Saturday with Heh Deegan and family. Arthur Majors accompanied his grandmother Mrs Major to her home in Peru He will stay a month. Frank Birkinbine and family left for Kansas wheat country with goods left behind to return in fall. Mr and Mrs LeGrand Cherry of Washington and Mr and Mrs Le Roy Cherry of Wrymore visited with Mr and Mrs F M Watburn last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Majors
Frank Birkinbine
Kansas
Local Social Roundup From Sunday Events and Visits
Clarence Giftie worked for Joe Nutter. Joe Brenners and wife spent Sunday with their son Frank. Mr and Mrs Shutte called at Pat Havertys Thursday. Frank Martins and wife visited Sunday at Mr Ellisons. Sam Seifford and family spent Sunday with relatives near Washington. A large crowd attended the chari vari supper at Mr Seitts Friday. Liyal Meganigle spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charley Justis. Mrs Jess Lewis and daughter with Dale Justis visiting Ed Justis family. Mrs Wolf returned home after visiting her daughter in Harlin Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shutte
Pat Haverty
Frank Martin
Mr. Ellison
Sam Seifford
Washington
Liyal Meganigle
Charley Justis
Jess Lewis
Dale Justis
Mrs
Ed Justis
Social visits and harvest work around local households
Charley Nace and family spent weekend at Frank Price home while Alva Belding returned from Liberty where he harvested for Mr Finniman. Several neighbors and relatives visited, hosted at Price, Osburn, Griffin, Kelley and Gibson homes, with cake and lemonade served at a late hour. Walter James began cutting wheat for Mr Vackard Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Belding
Liberty
Finniman
Mrs. Oxburn
Frank Price
Charley Wells
Allen
Walter James
Mr. Vackard
Osburn
Correspondence Mount Vernon Notes From Local Home Visits
Sunday visits recorded at multiple Mount Vernon households. Fen and Carmichael families spent time at the Otis Swett home while Mr and Mrs Charlie Wells hosted guests. Further Sunday meetings included Mr Wes Carmichael and Mrs Carmichael in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frente
Otis Swett
Fen
the Carmichael
Mra
Charlie Wells
Ed Ganday
Wes ‘Carmichael
Minerals and roads shape Alsace dispute over potash
The report notes potash discoveries in 1904 on a strategic route from Thenn to Mulhausen and mentions German exploitation. It argues seizure of the port would avoid impoverishing Alsace while recounting a past grave potash dispute between the United States and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenn
Mulhausen
de Portta
France
Alsace
United States
Two Town High Schools Stand Three Stories High
A town resident asks where the high school is and is told there are two schools, each three stories tall.
Canon Law and Church Peace Questioned
A fragmentary exchange questions church regulations in favor of peace while asking about canon law and authority. The text contrasts strict rules with the desire for quiet within the church.
Mysterious Fever Mention Sparks Investigation
A cryptic remark notes fever concerns guiding an investigation. The line hints at spotted fever as a focal point, suggesting a health or public safety inquiry activity around an illness. No names or places are provided in the readable text.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Saint Gain Whatley Alabama writes of a severe illness after exposure to rain. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life and restoring health. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Saint Gain
Whatley
Ala
Ployd Webber and Grace Smith Headed to Joes Wiee
Ployd Webber of Pairbury and Grace Smith will depart Friday for Joes Wiee who is at Devenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployd Webber of
Pairbury ix Pease Geualeries An
Grace Smith
Joes Wiee
Devenport
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Charles F Marvin Cher
Endiaabiartieds Caipesent Ent
Bickmore
Gail
Wee Nustraw
Taylor's Pharmacy
Gare
Auto Racing
Endicott
Phil Dawson
Ray Chancellor Ie
Concordia
Koreans
John Duggan
Heh Deegan
Hollenberg
Clarence Giftie
Joe Nutter
Joe Brenners
Frank
Charley Nace
Will Garrett
Granvil Williams
Troxel
Clarence Price
John Kelley
Mary Gibson
Superior
Cuthbert
George
Mies
Near Endicott
Mount Vernon
Frank Wells
Rucker & Rathgen
Carpenters and Contractors
R. B. Steele
Jefferson County Abstract Office
J. Anage Davis
Taylor
John F. Hoeft
Optician
the Exchange Bank
R. S. Wilfley
Gus Dressen
Hatif
Blutcher
Beaven
Bern
Andrews
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