16 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
1
A Clark's Store notice invites customers to watch the space for ongoing events and changes in the business. It promises constant updates and opportunities to learn more by checking back. The tone is promotional and invites curiosity about future offerings.
A carload of Twine has arrived with some already sold. The notice urges readers to order promptly to secure their supply while crop condition information is provided.
Miscellany from Steele City and surrounding towns notes visits by Mrs. Reynolds and Dollie near Ellis. Arthur Birch leaves for Bern Kansas. carpet of social calls and hospital updates. wheat auction price at St. Joe market. chautauqua talks and school training reminders. many travels, visits, and local business transactions fill the week.
A proposition is wanted for building an electric light plant in Diller Nebraska or for building a transmission line. Submit your proposition on or before June 26 to C A Reinhart secretary of the village board Diller Neb.
The annual meeting at the school house last Monday approved nine months of instruction starting September and authorized a $5,000 budget for next year. Officers approved reports from secretary treasurer and auditing committee with minor parliamentary infractions noted. nine candidates were nominated for two open seats, and Hamley and Thrapp won on the first ballot with 58 and 51 votes respectively.
In the sketch of social antics Patience-So Peggy postpones her marriage as long as possible. Patrice notes her fascination with attention, signaling ongoing social maneuvering and genteel postponement.
Hazel refuses to go skating with young Greening as Aimee notes he does not cut any ice with her.
In Steele City a Flag Day mood sees stars and stripes on businesses and homes as national issues like the presidential campaign, legislature, and war news loom. The note urges subscriptions to the Lincoln News or the State Journal for daily patriotism and coverage.
Mrs C E Riley of Illion New York commends Chamberlain's Tablets for six months use, stating they gave great relief. The ad notes the tablets are available everywhere.
Members and families gathered Wednesday evening in the M. E. church basement for a social event. A short program was presented and refreshments served as the Steele City band provided music for the occasion.
E. W. Archer of Caldwell Ohio says his family has relied on Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years. He believes forethought in stocking remedies spares large expenses and suffering.
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