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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
4
The notice lists general publication details for a weekly paper in Steele City Nebraska dated November 24 1904. It references pay status advance payment and mail distribution terms under federal postal provisions. It notes publication cadence every Friday and confirms publisher Wesle City Prees and D. Rough.
Weather forecast for the week beginning Wednesday June 1915 shows showers probable about the 10th and again on the 15th. Cool spell at the start will yield to warmer weather with a short period of cool nights around the 11th, alternating through the period.
S N Galloway of Stewart South Carolina says only Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave him complete relief from colic and diarrhoea after trying many remedies. He recommends it to friends and notes it is sold by all dealers.
The Steele City team won 12 to 3 in the second game after a close 12 inning start, with Weddel Guthrie Taylor and Bond on the visitors’ side. Endicott Daykin clash drew a big crowd as Compton the comedian shone in a strong husky Daykin lineup.
Daykin played a key role with speed on a long game. Endicott wins 6 to 4 as infield stars Bryant and Bill Compton shine at every angle. The team heads into fast company after this victory and a previous 1 to 0 game ended at darkness.
Sunday school attendance noted with Miss Lucile Fairchild visiting relatives. Phil Dawson conducted a stock sale at Stapleton on Monday and Tuesday. Walter Slaughter departed for Peru to attend summer school. Lu Yeakle and daughter Reba of University Place visit the Oscar and Homer Yeakle families. Miss Jennie Wells remains on the sick list as Mrs Chan Wells of Blue Springs came Tuesday evening to help care for her.
Dr. Goldman s daughter visits town. Mrs Wm Abler and Frank Wather called in Fairbury on different days. A son weighs ten pounds born to Mr and Mrs George Fielder on June 4. J R Mathews of Sabetha Kansas visited town last Friday. Mr and Mrs J P Graves came from Hanover to see Mr and Mrs J T Lewis who went to Fremont Nebraska last week.
Charlie Wells was visiting in Jansen on Monday. Will Shepherd has been on the Mies Cecil Sullivan spent Sunday.
Henry Bendy home hosts Charlie Wilson family on Sunday. George Poffinbarger and daughter Hazel travel to Fairbury on Friday. Mr and Mrs Alex Shepherd visit Will Kelly home Sunday. Endicott and Reynolds plan a Sunday diamond crossing. Catherine Carlson travels to Fairbury Wednesday to work for Cliff Crooka.
A strawberry social was held in Plainview. Jim Smith and family spent Sunday at Sam Seifert s. Charley Harper has scarlett over. Mr. Jhirve Cassels spent Sunday at the James Dlannah home. Miss Wealths Tadic hosted embroidery club. Various locals visited friends and relatives over the weekend.
In a reminiscence Penelope comments on a spirk plug while Percival recalls a former life when a quiet house was hitched to a buggy with space for two. The dialogue evokes a slower era and restrained travel.
A playful vaudeville exchange captures a comedian asking why a partner kicks him while the other asks why he provokes laughter. The banter reflects stage comedy rhythm and timing.
A right shoulder blade and stomach bones from a 12 foot shark captured by Henry Sanford and Richard Conn near Sol Flcer Key twelve miles from Miami suggest the victim was a white man. The shark was opened at the Royal Pat hotel and items were found in its stomach. Nine other sharks were caught at the same time.
French teachers mobilized pupils to contribute weekly food provisions for military hospitals. Students collect vegetables and other sustenance, with limits per child to avoid jealousy, aiming to instill generosity and unity across classes. In Sevres, over sixty thousand vegetables were gathered in sixty days.
Fragments show a playful exchange about leather and a salesman inviting a visit to test biscuits, highlighting casual banter and domestic product talk. The lines mix humor with advertising flair in a slice of everyday conversation.
Fragmentary text mentions Patrice and two chins in a nonsensical fragment. No clear event or person context emerges. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the readable words.
Dialogue notes a light remark about goats and the idea of being the goat as consolation. Gill accompanies Bill in the joking exchange. The line hints at a humorous self deprecation about misfortune and status.
A fragment shows dialogue between a child and a grandmother with a tense moment. The line “Are you lost?” echoes as a tense exchange about holding hands and obeying.
Mrs Hi Seitz of Detroit says Chamberlain’s Tablets improved her appetite and digestion. She reports relief from bloating and pleasant bowel movements after taking the tablets. Available from all dealers. Advertising copy.
Mrs Mary E McMuhen of Phelps New York says she suffered years of indigestion and constipation before using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports rapid relief and several weeks of use cured the complaint. For sale by all desires.
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