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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
Readable bits reference a date in November 8 2004 and a location Steele City Nebraska with mention of Congress of March but content is fragmented and not enough for a complete event summary.
County treasurer primary notice appears in the Catlin region with a date indicated as 18, 1914. The terse notice names CG and includes sparse identifiers for electors or officials connected to the election.
A county clerk candidate disputes fees and a 1914 judicial ticket issue involving attorney S Nuteman. The fragment notes a legal contest and the clerk’s protest against the fee.
A local official declares his candidacy in Taos for county commission. The announcement notes February primary deadlines and August election timing, with emphasis on securing party support and community backing.
Representative 1 announces candidacy for Representative from Jefferson County subject to Republican and Progressive primary approval. He states residence in Rock Creek precinct for 36 years.
Sunday visits by Bernice and Nellie Megonigle in Washington. Miss Gladye Correll and Eleanor Green spent time with local relatives. Three minor storms Monday caused damage to bridges and crops. Bert Menefee and Belle Bixby returned home after visits with local families.
A 25 year old man passed fake checks at five shops on a Saturday evening, including H. E. DePrance, A. V. Pease & Co., F. & Tincher, Dickenson Bros. & Hanford, and Cressey & Son, with totals from 1.00 to 6.75. At the Good Clothes Store Harry Hanford cashed 6.75 before bank officials were alerted.
A man pleaded guilty to passing a worthless check but claimed drug influence at the time. Judge Boyle sent him to twenty days in the county jail despite his defense, noting the signature on the cheeks as part of the case.
The room was massed in pink roses. A two course supper was served. They will leave at 6 o clock and remain over the summer. Mr Febn is a mathematics instructor at the State Agricultural College at Manhattan. He will take a course at the State University in Chicago. After Sept 21 they will be at home in Manhattan.
A granary about six miles northeast of Diller was struck by lightning during a Tuesday night thunderstorm. The blaze destroyed 350 bushels of oats and some wheat. Jack Clancy, living nearby, was home at the time. The property was fully insured in the Gage County Manual.
The article warns against fast eating and links rapid meals to indigestion and constipation. It urges thorough mastication and saliva production, then suggests Chamberlain's Tablets for relief when the stomach feels full or the mind dulls after meals, noting many stomach troubles have been cured by their use.
An ad note states the product Ady is sold by all druggists and emphasizes its agreeable effect and availability.
An advertising notice urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot months. It claims the preparation is valuable and superior for its purpose and encourages purchase from all druggists.
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