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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
Public notice from Steele City Nebraska advertising subscription terms strictly to advance to second class mail. Mentions dates November 26 1904 and June 25 1915 with rates 14 20 or 1.00 38 60.
The U S Department of Agriculture forecast for the week starting June 23 1915 calls for showers around Saturday and Sunday with temperatures near seasonal averages. Also noted is the Degree of Honor day observance by the ladies of the D of H lodge at the opera house with music recitations and a Steele City band performance. attendance was lower due to bad weather but participants reported a good time.
Jacob Cook reports heavy rains during a four week stay near North Platte causing significant crop damage. His son Warren at Lined Mr. Cook notes prolonged inundation and widespread agricultural losses in the region.
Mrs. Hinkle reports a thriving Sunday school with 100 present last Sunday and a goal of 125 next. The program features missionary supervision, an Epworth League rally at 7 15, a Children’s Day program at 4, cradle roll mothers urged to attend, and a newly organized choir awaiting Anthem Books.
A reader from Stewart, S.C. praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only effective cure for colic and diarrhoea. The testimonial claims complete satisfaction and urges friends to use the product, noting it is sold by all dealers.
Local notes report a festive trip to Steele City for the Fourth. Various residents correspond about visits, relatives, and community events in Blairbury Hollenberg Fairbury and nearby towns. Worries include street injuries and a delayed Huntington Street matter due to high water on the Republican.
Wise and wife visit his parents Leonard Asch visits his grandpa Eines this week Fred Perkins and wife traveled to Washington last Wednesday Embroidery Club met with Miss Mary and Sophia Baker Mrs Martin Justis of Minden Nebr stayed with Ed Justis for a few days Frank Miller Brenneis and Frank Brenneis went to Washington Wednesday Edward Haverty and Gilbert Brennein attended the commence Bernice Martin of Cedar Rapids Iowa returned home after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Martin
Earl Turner and family visited Kal Allen on Sunday while Minnie James stayed with Frank Price Friday night. Frank Price and family traveled to Washington on business, returning Saturday. Other groups visited Osborne, Walter Sumes, and Cuthbert households. Miss Ida Salmon visited Clara Cuthbert and George Cook from Harbine.
Community notices recount visits and travels in Mount Vernon and Fairbury, listing names such as Poffinbarger Logan Carrico Swett Diller and Shepherds. The article also includes a home canning instructions for Lima beans and peas detailing blanching, packing, salt amounts, and sterilization steps.
Sells Floto Buffalo Bill show announces a parade and exhibition dates in Pairbury with two performances at 2 15 PM and evening show. The bill features Indians riders ropers clowns and a "Maids of Mystery" act plus acrobats contortionists and tumblers. Chamberlain's Tablets ad included.
A dialogue shows a man named Higgins admitting employing a chauffeur while noting he wants to drive himself to avoid seeming rich. He keeps the chauffeur to take blame when the car malfunctions, framing the hire as a safeguard for family perception.
The text asserts sacks are essential to sustain war and must be available. since the conflict began the government has banned sackmakers from trading with neutral countries that could ship sacks to the enemy. sacks are declared contraband of war alongside powder and shot.
An account describes taking Chamberlain's Tablets about five years ago for long term indigestion and constipation. The writer reports immediate relief and ongoing benefit from the remedy.
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