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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
4
G. Catlin announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in Jeff County. The statement notes the Republican party alignment and references deadlines and procedural details for filing as a candidate.
County Clerk announces date for the office election in Jefferson County. Clyde O. Marthis and J. Nutzman sign as county judge and primary election official. Voters urged to note the date and participate.
An OCR fragment notes candidates in a Nebraska county race. Peter Gill and L Shaffer are listed under county offices with August 18 1914 primary voting, subject to Democratic electors and voters. The text is fragmentary but indicates official candidate announcements for county positions.
Mrs William of Orvis, Clare, Michigan, writes that her little girl survived dysentery after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. She calls it the best medicine in the world and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
Robtow, Sundance wife Partlow and son of York Nebr with Haigler Kansas City residents hear of Mrs E M Partlow funeral Tuesday. H E Clapp G D New Clark Millice Brown Waters Palmer party camped river south of town with a chicken dinner. Uncle Billy Crane says he saved Dick Clark from suffering after persuading him to ride to town when cutting weeds.
W D Magic of Whitemound Wisconsin bought a stock of Chamberlain's medicine to supply customers but fell ill after receiving them. He says one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by druggists.
Five thousand steel box cars with 100000 pound capacity are being completed this year to handle the wheat and corn crop. They will be distributed across nearly all western roads and are now a conspicuous sight on freight trains for their size and sturdy, bright appearance.
A large crowd in Diller rallied Saturday evening when the two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hicken disappeared near Lanham. Beatrice bloodhounds followed the boy through fields and a corn patch toward a fence post where he and a loyal pup were found by Mrs. Joe Berends and her daughter. About 175 neighbors gathered to assist, collected funds to pay for the tracking dogs, and the remainder went to the child. The boy remained unaware of the alarm he had caused.
Miss Maud Slaughter spent Saturday and Sunday in Lincoln. Miss Amy Walburn returned from Anoka Minnesota Friday. Mrs J O Grandy and children went to Oklahoma this week. The Ladies Aid held a meeting in the church basement Thursday. C W Slaughter made a business trip to Lincoln the first of the week. Fay Savage came in from Hebron Saturday evening for a visit with home folks.
Lew Wolf traveled to Kansas City the first of the week. Aleka and family visited St Frank Brenneis Sunday. Charley Justis did business in Washington Saturday. Mrs Ed Zweifel was admitted to hospital at Pabetha Tuesday. Truman Brown of Beatrice visited Walter Brown for a few days. Mrs McAfee visited Saturday with friend Mrs C B Ames. Mrs Nash of McCook Nebr and Mins Garre visited Sunday with Mee Mowry. Mr and Mrs Sam Seifford spent few days last week visiting relatives at Wymore.
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