Ever-Fresh Groceries Promises No Stocked Groceries
Local grocer Ever Fresh declares a policy of not keeping groceries in stock, marketing itself as a novelty store. The slogan highlights their unusual approach and aims to attract curious shoppers.
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Steele City Press in Steele City, Nebraska
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
1
Couple Seeks Eye Help Despite Varying Workload
In a community notice, a local vendor notes shifting weekly work pace and asks readers to consult about eye tests. It recounts Wednesday June 5th travel of C. I. Clark to Fairbury with Mrs. Clark for their anniversary, plus Sunday June 2nd marriage of Roy Carmichael and Grace Hinkle at the bride’s home in Rulo Nebraska. The couple plan to live near town while Carmichael farms two miles northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Clark
Fairbury
Roy Carmichael
Grace Hinkle
Rulo
Nebr
E.H. Hinkle
E. H. Hinkle
M. E. Church
Steele
Food administration plea urges Nebraskans to ration
A wartime appeal from Herbert Hoover and Gordon Wattles urges strict sugar economy and meat limits of two pounds per person per week. The call to sacrifice supports feeding nations at war and preserving resources until the next harvest.
Lame back relief ad for Chamberlain’s Liniment
An advertisement urges twice daily use of Chamberlain’s Liniment to ease a lame back with massage at the seat of pain. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Deserter Detained After Stop In Steele City
A young man in a soldier's uniform driving a Ford stopped in Steele City on a layover claiming to buy walnut timber for the government and to be en route to Seneca Kansas to join trucks with walnut. He admitted desertion after being questioned and was taken to Fairbury with local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Seneca
Kansas
France
Paris
Onan Cassell
F. W. Lowe
W. C. Palmer
Judge Nutzman
Fairbury
Fort Worth
Texas
Denver
Fort Crook
Omaha
Brown
Bowman
Ona Cassell
Mr. Cassell
Composition of the Ark From the First Ship Description
The article discusses Noah's ark as the first ship with dimensions given in cubits. It states a length of 450 feet, a beam of 75 feet, and a depth of 45 feet, built from gophic wood or cypress suitable for submerged portions.
Fire spreads from grease using water in engine oil box
A technical paper describes a fire where water on a grease fire in an engine oil box scattered burning grease across the area. The grease dried on a flywheel and spread, causing a large fire that rapidly engulfed the plant.
Chronic Constipation Advice in Plain Terms
An old health note urges ample water and raw fruit, plus outdoor exercise to ease chronic constipation. It warns against harsh laxatives as they dehydrate the body and worsen the condition, recommending milder options like Chamberlain's jets.
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Clark's Store
Binder
F. V. Lowe
A. T. Phelps
Uae
Clayton Adee
Faith Marie
Phillipsburg
Mrs. F. Bryant
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Bryant
The
Baptist Church
E. Hamley
Pine Ridge
Wyoming
C. F. Scharmann
Capt. Andrews
C. T. Whitworth
Campo
Colorado
Lester Thrapp
Lincoln
Navy
T. Crinklaw
Hiawatha
Dale Bugbee
Great Lakes
Chicago
Dale
Cambridge
Mass
Allen
Sam Barber
McGrawa0 Co
P. D. Erehart
G. R. Binger
Olneyeee Co
O. Bax
St. Joseph, Mo
Bessie B. Hoeft
Steele City Opera House
the Empress
Doris Kenyon
Great Vitagraph Film Co
Wm. Duncan and
Carol Holloway
Wilt Bros
Lee
Taylor’s Pharmacy
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