Discount Sale Starts July 24 at Local Store
Our Big Discount Sale runs July 24 through August 21 with many items marked down 10 percent or more. The sale offers real savings and states prices are the same as cash.
23 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
1
Our Big Discount Sale runs July 24 through August 21 with many items marked down 10 percent or more. The sale offers real savings and states prices are the same as cash.
F. V. Lowe invites farmers to place orders for binder twine for wheat and oats and to arrange alfalfa hay care. He offers help with farm machinery needs and urges timely action to ensure crops receive proper attention.
Local Brevities cover moves, visitors, and farm news in Fairbury and Steele City. E V Moore moves, a ladies band forms, electric plant bids open, river floods low land, and several residents travel. Methodist notes praise Sunday service, youth enrollment increases, and church programs expand with new babies and choir growth.
The Hunter leather gloves are praised for value. Hunter overalls and jumpers cost 50c and 1.00. 50c work shirts wear like leather. Big straw hats priced 10c to 50c. Elk skin shoes highlighted. Fresh groceries and canned goods offered for harvest hands.
Fragmentary quotes reveal a discussion on arranged pairing and parental approval. The exchange also touches on a stock of clocked stockings and potential credit. The jittery dialogue hints at a social or commercial context without clear events or identifiables.
Fragmented text discusses public interest, compensation and rising living costs. Mentions timely payments and patience, with unclear quotes and garbled phrasing. No clear event, individuals, or organizations can be identified from readable portions.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a preventive measure for summer illnesses. It claims a small 25 cent investment protects families from serious illness, framed as superior to life insurance and urging immediate purchase from dealers.
Jesse Hundicutt suffered a rough accident while raking hay at J. W. Fouts' place when a harness strap came loose. A mule kicked the tongue loose, the team bolted, and Jesse was knocked down by a wheel. He clung to a dragging line but the mules pulled free, ending with the double trees snapped and the incident ending abruptly.
A historic note claims Chamberlain's Tablets cure headache and nervousness. The item quotes testimonial tone and references use as a universal remedy. It reflects early 20th century patent medicine language and public health notions.
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