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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes a post office mailing status for Steele City Nebraska dated November 98 1904 and reference to Congressional act of March.
Local notice announces an individual seeking the offices of county commissioner and treasurer subject to the voters at the primary on August 18 1914. The statement emphasizes dependence on the will of the people and Progressive party alignment.
Fragmentary notice items show an August 1914 county judge election with primary activity and clerk positions mentioned. Names and precise details are unclear but reference to officials and partisan process is evident.
A cryptic notice from Cousty Coithisstoxet announces their affiliation or stance to a group identified as Commies. The brief statement asserts the author’s self declaration and intent.
Jenk Nash plans to relocate his harness shop from Oneida Kansas to Pillew Nebraska, announcing the move. The transition will consolidate his business operations in the new location.
The description notes that she endured significant pain for an extended period following the event, highlighting the lasting impact on her wellbeing.
A mother named Mia Orvis of Clare reports her little girl suffered severe dysentery until Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. She claims it is the best medicine in the world and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
The clipping previews a read of the taxation report from the State Press Meeting in Lincoln last month. It notes crop prospects in Nebraska with corn ahead of schedule and needing rain, while describing a violent incident in Fairbury involving drunken harvest hands and Mexican laborers.
Correspondence from Steele City and nearby towns notes visits by Mr and Mrs Beach Chas Welle Emily Wilcox and Arch Lambert with relatives at Guide Rock and Blue Springs gatherings at the Epworth League ice cream social Miss Ada Zweifel and Mrs E Cortell visit friends and neighbors baptismal services attendances and local movements as four years into the Boy Scout movement in New progresses.
Local scouts work with state and city officials to promote cleanliness health and happiness in neighborhoods and aid forestry. They emphasize virtues of good citizenship as taught by the scout law including trustworthiness loyalty helpfulness friendliness courtesy kindness obedience thrift bravery cleanliness and reverence. A scout master urges citizens to adopt a life as close to a scout’s as possible.
Edward James born 1880, a transient living by the dam in Fairbury, lost his left leg when a Rock Island freight train passed over it while he watched suspected robbers near the Pairbury Roller Mills. He carried 42 dollars from harvest work and was treated at Beele General Hospital after first aid from Dr. Prichett and transfer by County Physician Dodge.
Observers note earthworms serve useful roles in soil. They act as drain diggers and help pulverize soil improving fertility. Researchers say worms are valuable in agriculture with high yields per acre when present in large numbers.
A bay pure bred Percheron stallion two years old on May 23, 1914, is offered for breeding mares. Both horses have been inspected by the State Veterinary and pronounced sound.
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