29 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
1
Mrs. Lydia Wing returned Monday from a two week visit at Beatrice.
S H Murphy Wellsburg New York reports thirty four years of drug store service with Chamberlain's Tablets as the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs Dr Blair and her children from Fairbury are visiting at the home of Mrs Allen Bridwell, sharing time and company in the community gathering.
Mrs C E Riley of Hilton New York praises Chamberlain’s Tablets for indigestion after six months use. Advertisement notes tablets are for sale by all dealers.
Theodore Zoellin helps in Shultz store. Numerous visits, trips, and notices across Fairbury Endicott and Alexandria detail promotions, en listings, farming, road work, and Red Cross efforts. A town election approves $10,000 water bonds and local events mark July plans and weather shocks.
M E Church notes Patriotic Sunday July 1 with Red Cross fund drive. Methodist schools urged to donate 100000 dollars and all schools receive receipts for conference minutes. Members for $1 receive Red Cross buttons. Services at 11 00 Epworth League 7 15 and 8 00. Ice cream social June 30. Steele City also to observe Patriotic Sunday and reports an ice cream social hosted by the Ladies Aid.
Report notes local youths from Steele City who are to appear in Lincoln to answer speeding charges. A memo mentions an amount of 11 dollars and 40 cents. A card from E. & Centralia Kansas says Roy, son of Arcadie, Kansas, enlisted in Battery D Light Artillery of Crawford County and will go into service on August 5th.
Notice states the barber shop will be closed for the entire day on July 4 and reopens the next business day. Patron inquiries directed to the shop for updated hours. Location listed as the usual address of the barber.
An old advertisement promotes worm medicine for pigs and shoots, marketed as a reliable remedy for parasitic worms. Sold by W. F. Ley, the notice presents a succinct sales pitch typical of rural farm catalogs.
Adv Geo Hunnicutt announces his barber shop will be closed on Sundays starting July 1 to comply with a law enacted by the last legislature.
At 8 30 Monday evening July 2 officers of the Steele City Stock Show Co will convene in the bank parlor. All interested are urged to attend. W C Palmer President.
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