Announce Self as Candidate for Sheriff and Treasurer
Announcing candidacy for sheriff and for treasurer in the Democratic primary. The signer seeks voter support in the August 1 primary election.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
5
Announcing candidacy for sheriff and for treasurer in the Democratic primary. The signer seeks voter support in the August 1 primary election.
Local items include a negro show exhibition in a tent opposite C I Clarks store, fourth of July bills for the Hollenberg committee and for a local baseball team, and Dr Leach of Fairbury offering guarantees with office over the Racket store. Tinware repairs are advertised at J W Hicks. Mrs Ward of Boulder Colo visits a sister in Illinois. M F Baldwin died in Colorado, once Uncle to Geo Reynolds wife, who lived in Steele City twenty years ago. J C McElhinney and family visit Mrs C S Clark in Lyons. School board to meet Monday 28th at 2 pm for three new members. Rev W R Moon left for Ohio. uncertain return for pulpit next Sunday. Press office located in Partlow building. Albert Viette overhauls the new building. G B Cassel ill with appendicitis four miles south of Diller. Frank Crinklaw meat market offers cured meats and high price for hides. County Assessor Fehiman connected to ongoing local assessments.
A rainfall of about an inch Monday night caused wind damage with fallen limbs and minor wrecks. The St. line roadbed near here will need radical improvement before UP trains run through. Little Blue river rose Wednesday and flooded nearby lands, then dropped. Thunderstorms drenched Thayer and Republic counties. Belleville reported 11 inches of rain. M. E. Chas J. Davis died at age 25 after a month of illness in Diller. County commissioners met for equalization, with two protests. no relief granted. Medal contest at the M. E. church drew a large crowd. Ora Hamilton and Grace Schoonover won. Ora Cox, Fairbury area candidate for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket, was in town. he previously served as deputy to Treasurer Simpson. News from the State Journal states Union Pacific plans a Topeka Marysville cut-off and St Joe Grand Island rebuild to route freight and passenger trains through Steele City, shortening distance by 91 miles. Also promoted were household goods, fuels, and a large line of post cards for births, weddings, and moments.
At Omaha last week the Nebraska Embalmers Association annual meeting elected O. L. Schumann of Fairbury as president. The honor came as a surprise since he did not solicit the role. Mis Bessie Rucker visited Omaha this week, and the Board of Trustees notes crossing on Illinois street between J F Ankrums and Ed Hamleys.
State of Nebraska Jefferson county probate notice on Calvin I. Clark petitioning to admit the June 1 1909 will as last will and testament and appoint him executor. Hearing set July 8 1909 at 1 pm in county court. notice to interested parties by three weekly insertions in Steele City Press. County Judge Boyle presiding.
A medical notice for J S Taylor physician and surgeon announces cash payment for confinement cases with an office at the first door front of a lumber yard and a contact phone number.
The notice touts prices 10 to 26 percent lower than competitors for standard-made first class goods. It urges buyers to save money and enjoy the benefit in their own pocket.
A catalog of prices lists items including 3 burner kerosene stoves, 3 burner gasoline stoves, large gas or kerosene ovens, 5 gallon milk cans, gallon milk cans, copper wash boilers, 12 quart enamel water pails, 6 gallon kerosene pumps, a large boys wagon, 4 quart and 6 quart cream freezers, and a ball bearing bi treadle grindstone with prices ranging from $1.00 to $2.15. Entities include items and price points.
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