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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary text notes a advance related to mail and a second closing in Steele City Nebraska, with reference to Congress and a date in March 1904. The readable elements point to an official notice or filing concerning postal or congressional proceedings.
Emergency Bulletin No. 13 from the College of Agriculture Extension Service details the making and operation of a fruit and vegetable drying device powered by an electric or gasoline driven fan. The guidance appears from University Farm Lincoln.
Regular services announced for Steele City on Sunday June 24 with Sunday school at 10 am, preaching at 11, Epworth League at 7:15 and evening preaching at 8. Endicott notices include similar times and pulpit exchange between Rev. Allen and Rev. Dillon plus a Tuesday lecture by W. J. Armatge.
Ordinance No. 58 levies eighteen mills on property in Steele City for 1917. Six mills go to General Fund, five to Street Lighting, five to interest on Light Bonds, and two to sinking fund. Effective after passage and publication. Passed April 7 1917. W. C. Palmer Chairman F. Crinklaw Clerk.
Mr Correll was a Washington caller Monday Dale Babcock went to Beatrice Saturday on a pleasure trip Mr and Mrs Charley Justis visited Sunday Chester Man tey's Mrs Cyrus Dean spent the past week with her son Earl and family Mr Osborne helped his son in law Mr Price put up alfalfa Friday Mrs Walter Hayes and brother Dan Davis were Washington callers Friday Mr and Mrs Joe Alexa and daughters motored to Washington Saturday Mrs Frank Miller and daughter Mrs Henderson visited friends
Local readers learn that Andy Helding plans a will involving Forethengtl. Details remain unclear as the case unfolds and residents seek clarity on the implications and beneficiaries.
Mrs. George Poffinbarger is very sick at this writing. Mrs. B Earnhardt visited friends in Endicott Sunday. Clay Vaughn visited friends in Fairbury Sunday evening. The Tania Nation of Hollenberg visited Pillow home last week. Levi Varlin and Fred Kenning Sr attended church in Steele City Sunday. John Kenning home hosts Thursday evening visitors. Maccie and George Rondy called at John Kenning’s Thursday. Will Compton and family and John Malody and family visited Charley Camptor Sunday.
A church camp records heartfelt sympathy after several members and families shared visits across Pawnee City and surrounding areas. Attendees included Walter James and family, Mrs. Charlew Common, Sylvian Reid, Osbourne grandparents, Will Garrett, Mildred Anderson, Walter Williams, and others. Resolutions express sympathy, extend the camp’s support, and direct copies to the bereaved family and charter records.
Death has removed Mary E Reynolds from her family and friends. The Steele City Camp of the Royal Neighbors of America names her in a memorial resolution.
A Des Moines lecture featured a Indian missionary who fell ill in the Indian interior and credited Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. He called it reliable for cholera prevention and cure and asserted it handles milder bowel complaints in the United States. Available from all dealers.
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