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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
4
Entry dated November 26, 1904 shows second class mall matter at Steele City Nebraska under the March 1 1879 act. The note records official Postal Service action and categorization for mailing.
Grain prices listed at Steele City Markets show 1.50 and 1.95 per unit with a 70 count noted. The fragmentary text references produce and market pricing in a historical retail listing.
E L Jenkins and O R Jones announce candidacy for county treasurer and county clerk in Jefferson County subject to Republican voters primaries. H O Nellis also appears in filings.
John G. Rawles seeks renomination as Sheriff of Jefferson County at the Republican primary. Wm. L. Wood announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the same party. Kierner Tt states filing for nomination as County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket for the August 20, 1918 primary. F A Wunder notes the ticket details for the Democratic race.
The article urges the War Savings pledge endorsed by the President and McAdoo, arguing that with millions in the armed services the home front must save and invest in War Savings Stamps to support government needs, conserve labor and materials, and hasten victory. It links individual thrift to national effort and notes broader farming and seed concerns amid wartime conditions.
A list of tentative meeting dates and contacts is provided. Named individuals include Ply mouth, Jansen, Powell, Daykin, Helvey, Dist. 39, Zion Red Cross, Gladstone, Steele City, Endicott, Diller, Thompson, and Fairbury with days ranging Tuesday to Wednesday and a note from S. E. Samuleson.
Frank Lange and family spent Sunday with Walter James and family as farmers worked cutting and gathering wheat. Mr and Mrs Wil Compton and Marie visited Frank Price and family. Walter Clarks hosted a Saturday dance with a large crowd enjoying ice cream and cake. Mr and Mrs Harry Fielder held a party for son Raymond who wed June 22 to Miss Holland.
Community notices recount a family visit with Mrs dense Dawes and Mrs Ta as Westfalls Wyoming, a supper hosted by Mrs Raymond Fielder and family, and relatives from Henriotts Oklahoma visiting Belleville family.
The speaker warns against assuming virtue in any group. He notes that farmers, like politicians, include both faithful and unfaithful, deserving and slothful, honest and dishonest, and that no class is free from fault.
County Court in Fairbury holds probate proceedings. Notice concerns an estate matter listed with the Jefferson County court. Readers are directed to monitor official court filings for specifics of the case and deadlines.
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best first aid for stomach and bowel distress when a physician is unavailable. Encourages keeping a bottle at home to avoid pain and potential death, and urges immediate purchase from dealers.
A European invention uses carbonic acid gas in a device to spray mortar or plaster on walls and accelerate setting. The system speeds construction work and reduces dust by replacing traditional mixing methods.
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