Never Sell an Article for Less Than Its Value
A strict policy states articles are not sold below value or above worth, ensuring fair pricing. The guidance emphasizes preserving intrinsic value and avoiding distortions in market value.
08 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
1
A strict policy states articles are not sold below value or above worth, ensuring fair pricing. The guidance emphasizes preserving intrinsic value and avoiding distortions in market value.
Friends report Mrs. Wm. Wei del is progressing well after weeks in Fairbury hospital and expects to return home this week. Ferguson notes on relatives include K. S. Peterson at Rupert Idaho undergoing surgery removing two tumors amid speedy recovery. C. Kiskall wins acre north of Dr. Taylors, while 36 of 79 precinct registrants claim no exemptions as Tinner family visits Wilber for school commencement with Henry Binger Jr. joining later.
Steele City notes include visits by F W Lowe and Mrs Scharmann with others in Cadams Davenport and Robinson. Train delays due to washouts, Red Cross fundraising planned, and 79 men registered for military service with 36 claiming no exemption as a holiday observes with flag displays and speeches.
Report says Prof Hoff was assaulted returning to his board ing place after commence ment exercises on May 25. The school board will pay 25 for evidence to identify the parties and convict them in court. F Crinklaw, Pres. C R Bracken.
About May 2 a red heifer calf weighing about 600 pounds was taken up by G. W. Carmichael. The owner may recover the animal by paying for its care and this advertisement.
Flora Kenning daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Carrico wed George E Kenning on Sunday afternoon June 3 at the Carrico home southwest of town. The groom son of Fred Kenning a farmer living four miles southwest of Steele City. The bride a Beach school teacher, will reside on a farm southwest of Steele City. Rev Norwood of the Steele City Baptist church officiated.
A letter from H Dixon Normal Training Inspector approves Steele City High School for the 1916 1917 year in Lincoln Nebraska. The communication to Mr Mary Bracken notes the good work of the teachers over the past year and serves as a strong recommendation.
The notice lists Steele City M E Church services on Sunday June 10 with Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 30 and 8 p m Epworth League at 7 15 and a tonic The High Grace of Loyalty All welcome Also Endicott services June 10 with Sunday school at 10 a m and Epworth League at 8 p m Additionally a note about Mr M H Coons and sons driving Rev Gilbert to Endicott and a call for a big Fourth celebration emphasizing a patriotic safe program.
A voters appeal urges thoughtful participation in the annual school meeting. It discusses qualification standards for school directors and stresses placing school interests first while avoiding favoritism or political bias in decisions.
A letter argues for electing leaders with broad ideas for schools and condemns officials who seek private gain or petty vengeance. The writer notes two women in the district are best qualified but refuses to name them, urging qualified candidates over partisan motives.
The 1917 War Work Fund of the YMCA totals 3,000,000 with Nebraska receiving 60,000. Local efforts in Fairbury prepare for county organization, with committee members A. Houston L. E. Webster John Heasty F. K E. Tincher and H. H. McLucas guiding the drive.
The county is urged to contribute a thousand dollars to the 1917 apportionment for a war service association fund. The Fairbury committee asks residents to give during the coming week so part of the apportionment can be sent immediately.
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