26 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
1
Community notices from Steele City Nebraska include visits by Luella Richards and family, farm work updates, births, illnesses, and upcoming Fourth of July events. Visitors from Fairbury, Diller, and Indianapolis are listed along with harvest progress and local entertainment plans.
Five auto loads of Steele City residents including the band toured Endicott Diller and Hollenberg on Thursday evening to boost the Fourth of July picnic. The pleasant excursion should draw many from those towns to Steele City for the celebration.
Boy Scouts plan a Saturday night camp with meals activities and wake times from 6:30 pm to 9:30 am. Dr. Taylor reports patient Mrs. Fred DeBoer has returned home after surgery two weeks at General Hospital. Miss Dora Rippe, who had appendicitis surgery on the 12th, expects to return home next Monday.
A plan describes sinking shafts deep into coal seams to extract heat and power. The method uses underground combustion to generate gas and electricity, avoiding mining costs and surface processing by delivering energy to the surface.
A New Jersey woman died and left a will offering 290 dowries of 200 or 290 dollars to Jewish brides over ten years as a thrift based incentive for marriage. The passage recalls old customs of brides receiving linen and household goods, contrasting past and present dress and living standards. The item portrays the dowry as a thrifty home demonstration meant to encourage matrimony.
An advertisement urges readers to try Chambelain's Liniment for rheumatic pains, claiming quick relief from a twenty five cent bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Diller post office saw a shift Wednesday morning as 8 C Hutchinson retired after seven years and J Blauser took over. Blauser won a triangular October primary over R F Starr and S F Clark, with Gretchen Wohfarth remaining deputy. patrons should expect no perceptible service change.
A daily rising chatter claims Chamberlain's tablets offer a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. Advertisements urge druggists to stock and sell the product widely as word of its virtues spreads.
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