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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
The Steele City area notes Mrs Silkett left Sunday with her son John for California to visit a daughter and relatives. Mrs E H Hinkle and Gladys returned from a visit with her daughter in Nemaha. Word arrives that Charlie Wyland, aged about 22, died May 7 near Blue Springs. he attended Steele City school years ago.
Mrs Mary E McMullen of Phelps New York reports quick relief after using Jain's Tablets for a long burning complaint. The note states she was cured and that the tablets are for sale by all dealers.
Breeders faced a scare from foot and mouth disease causing cattle unloadings and price drops in affected districts. Analysts expect higher future prices for all cattle with 10 cent steers perhaps appearing soon as markets adjust to the supply shake.
The text urges careful work by precinct assessors to gather county agricultural data. It calls on loyal citizens to support truthful statements of county resources and notes that drawing outsider attention can create financial opportunities. Farmers, business leaders, clubs, and boosters should help for the county’s good.
Puffinbarger shipped hogs Tuesday. Alex Shepherd drove to Fairbury. Harry Bakewell spent Sunday with homefolks. Miss Pansy Swett helped Mrs Charley Wells this week. Mrs Will Compton visited her daughter Mrs Will Garrett. Mrs Fred Perkins and daughter (text fragment).
A testimonial from 5S. N. Galloway of Stewart, S. CC, praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only treatment that fully cured his colic and diarrhoea. He recommends it to friends and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Mrs. George Cook and Mrs. Roy Riley visited the Charley Wilson home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kenning and family spent Monday evening at the John Kenning home.
Miss Jennie Wells is sick. A business trip to Lincoln occurred earlier this week. A new barn is being built on the site of Carl Ayers’s former residence. John Doysan of Lakersiald, California, visited here. Agnes Dugisan returned from Nehawka Nebraska. Mr Beedle is adding a walk from Four Corners toward the Grandstand depot. Walter Slaughter, recently teaching at Bayard, Nebraska, returns home for a short visit. Senator Guy Gillette and wife and others visited their parents in Crete. Iva Hines, who stayed with her parents, returned to Pender Nebraska.
Hollenberg F Brooks was a business caller in the Berg last Friday. Carl Townsend works for Wm Cumrose northeast of town. There will be preaching morning and evening at the M E church next Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Rose a 10 pound baby girl all parties concerned doing fine. E N Craft visited last Saturday en route to Lawrence Kansas to see a new granddaughter. Leroy Hawk son of John Hawk a former resident is canvassing for a calendar company. Ray Cassel took his wife to a hospital in St Joseph last Saturday and Mrs Cassel is reported to be improving.
Sunday visits included Ray Justis at Bun Justis and Mr Craft calling on old friends. Miss Merle Stone and Miss Salome Seitz were socializing with relatives and Miss Anna Willaford. Wealthy Babcock visited grandparents in Steele City. others visited family in Steele City and Hamlin.
Harley Wilson and family from Mich. report Chamberlains Tablets helped improve appetite and digestion after trying a few doses.
Sunday at the Roy Sebel home Frank Price and family spent Sunday day at the Clarence Price home. The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Malachy Thureday afternoon. Mrs Packard and kin visited at various homes. Flora Carrico left for Gilead Neb to attend Clara Korhommel wedding as bridesmaid. snippets of visits and a lawn mower mishap noted.
A short piece extols optimism as a virtue and stresses choosing the sunny side of life. It argues that optimism brightens mood, attracts others, and shapes perception, urging readers to reject gloom and focus on positive possibilities.
French police risked life to seize a demented woman firing at passersby in Neuilly. Officers wearing breastplates entered the barricaded room and released gas charges through a hole in the door, rendering her unconscious and allowing her removal without further trouble. The gas causes rapid unconsciousness but reportedly leaves unpleasant after effects.
The new cycle riksha blends a basket-chair cycle with a coolie powered propulsion. It is built with a capable driver, strong springs, and pneumatic tires, promising speed beyond leg power.
A brief fragment notes a question about a practice type and answers with motor nerves. The line suggests a clinical or educational context focusing on nerve activity. No further details are provided.
An advertisement claim urges readers to apply Chamberlain's Line to cure rheumatism. W A Lockyard of Homer City New York cites a prior spring experience as part of the testimonial.
Fragmentary lines report Mrs Newedd noting worry about flour costs with a claim that prices could climb two or three dollars a barrel in upcoming days.
New Country offers cheap lands with deep black soil and yellow clay subsoil, no stones or stumps, easy terms, and a chance for the poor to own a home or the rich to invest. Maps and printed matter free. Some farms available in exchange for other desirable property. Tuer River Varscey Lane Co. Thief River Falls Minn.
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