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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary historical note records a mail service change in Steele City Nebraska dated November 1 1904 involving Pentoffics and a Weeder Act of Congress of March. Public notice style indicates administrative action with unclear specifics.
The U S Weather Bureau notes moderate temperatures and fair weather early in the week, turning warmer later with generally fair skies. Wide scattered thundershowers are possible.
Wednesday entries report Miss Mary Brenners and Mrs Wise in Glenville visiting ill kin. Families from Norman Oklahoma Sam Davis Wingate and son visit Frank Miller. Will Wilson family visit Frank Martins weekend. Ray Jesus family at August Beesiga Sunday. Willard Anderson helps Mr Harper with harvest. Art Davis Fred Freelick families spent Sunday with Jess Davin Clit. Asch Washington caller Tuesday. Philander Dewey near Washington Monday. Martin Justis of Minden returns home after brief stay.
The south bridge is damaged by high water and a mud hole on the west bridge hinders crossing. Residents Frank Berr Frank Wilson and M rs Grant Algeo with children returned home. Townsend family and Winnie Townsend visited Fairbury. Elmer James traveled to St Joseph and back. Kate Tinkey, formerly of Hollenberg, died recently in Smith Center Kansas. Toda Reddick of Wichita also mentioned.
The ice cream supper for the Woodmen drew many in town on Saturday evening. Chores include schoolhouse repairs by C. W. Lambert and W. T. Bonawits, and various visits as residents travel to see relatives and attend events in nearby towns.
A son and Barr have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl Desn this past week. They are there with Desn family members including the mother and brother.
Endicott routed Reynolds 5 to 0 on Sunday with strong offense. Local gatherings include dances hosted by Alva Belding and visits among neighbors such as Mrs. Mary Gibson and Mrs. Bessie Bennett at the Chas. Pickering home.
Frederick Palmer describes Belgian bread lines in which blue and yellow tickets ration daily portions of bread and soup. The scene reflects a society strained by shortages yet not emaciated, aided by American wheat and flour shipments. A separate feature touts Barnum and Bailey circus with grand pageant and parade plans, promising a three mile street procession and numerous acts.
The speaker expresses relief and comfort with their dog Fido as Doctor Woozy assures them about dog diseases. The dialogue tone suggests a light, humorous exchange about veterinary reassurance.
Fragmentary OCR reports a knife fit for a giant in Pats wareed with garbled wording. No clear names dates or locations readable to establish specifics or a verifiable event.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy promoted as a sure cure. User reports recovery and strength after use. For sale by all dealers.
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