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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
A notice from J. Nutzman states no candidate for county judge on the judicial ticket at the August 18 1914 election in Tiveton Sapper Wy Pens.
Hrodoore L. Shafter declares run for county superintendent as a candidate, stating intent to pursue reforms and improvement of local education programs. The announcement references support from unspecified groups and outlines goals for budget oversight and school performance.
Sunday Flag Day noted as a community observance in Breese with market activity elsewhere. Leota Porter traveled to Fairbury on Tuesday as Ross Pickering conducted business there. Norris Seek of Maickens is mentioned in local notices.
A large Millice family reunion gathers relatives from Havana, Chicago, Hyannis, and nearby towns at the Millice home. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson and daughter Margaret, plus Mrs Jennie Crusinberry and others.
The G A R of Steele City expresses thanks for Decoration Day exercises and praises the youth for organizing the program. The note adds that crop prospects for Nebraska in 1914 look steady with wheat and oats in good condition and cites government yields for 1909–1913 averages.
A brief, unclear line describes an order affecting Germanic countries. The text mentions soldiers and a sense of ease or inevitability about the soversion but lacks concrete details or identifiables. No dates, places, or names are readable.
A vintage advertisement urges households to keep Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for hot weather. It claims the preparation is essential and worth many times its cost, with druggists selling it widely. Buy it now.
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