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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference second class mail in 1904 and postal properties at Strete City Nebraska. The readable lines indicate a postmaster or Congress related names and dates, with limited context. The record captures postal matters from early 20th century Nebraska amid incomplete details.
A. Fehlman announces candidacy for Jefferson County Clerk as a Republican and Progressive ticket member. Primary set for August 18, 1914, with support requested from friends and voters. Seal of county commissioner accompanies the notice.
Reports from Diller area residents include travels to Fairbury and Barnes Kansas, a bargain sale at Ellermeier’s store, a birth at H B Fielder’s, and visits from Miss Hazel Racker and Mrs H B Racker. A republican caucus is planned to elect county delegates and precinct officers.
The fragment mentions a price 913.50 and a sale on suits with a discount for young customers. It lacks clear details on source, dates, or entities to identify a full event.
On Monday the 13th Mr and Mrs August Leubken near 13 miles southeast of here welcomed a daughter AC Wilson who received a larger threshing engine. It was unloaded at Diller Thursday last week. Last Friday a group of young ladies held a picnic in the railroad park listing Myrtle Kelly Lois Pickering Helen Pickering Gertrude Andrews Margaret Andrews Maud Willey Hazel Rocker Emma Harrington.
Fay Savage of Endicott visited home folks between trains last week. The Tyler children from Lincoln visit their aunt Mrs Slaughter. An Italian worker here was overcome by heat on Tuesday. Rev M E Gilbert preached and held communion service Sunday morning. Frank Wells and daughter Ella spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Anna Clark of Lincoln stays with niece Miss Eleanor Walburn while her parents visit Minnesota.
Walburn and Miv were summoned to Anoka Minnesota last week over a serious incident involving Tineweof Mee. William Watlbern.
Mise Ada Davis assists Mrs Chan Eins this week as social updates cover visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Miller to Pairbury and Anthony Nindel of Ohio, with many farm purchases, school staff listings, and travel plans across several towns. The piece lists teachers and schools for the next term including Gladys Kenton Patterson Fern Justis Clare McNish Otto Breuners Gangill Grace Justis Wealthy Babcock among others.
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