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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
4
A brief 1904 notice from Steele City Nebraska references second class mail rates and an act of Congress dated March with clerical notation.
The Baptist church announces Sunday services at morning and evening with topics The influence of our thinking upon Character and Martin Luther and the Reformation Church members and visitors are invited Pastor A. T. Norwood.
Sunday visits and Saturday nights are noted at multiple homes including Gus Emery Compton Fairbury and Endicott. Calves were sold by Andy Belding to Charley James. Families referenced include the Beldings Troxels Osbornes Prices Shaws and Reed Nutter with travel to Mahaska and Endicott.
Ed Haverty traveled to Davenport on Sunday and was listed as a Washington caller on Friday. Mrs. M Ellison hosted her visiting brother this week with local acquaintances noted. Mrs. Mowry and Mrs. Seifford made Steele City calls on Friday. Orlando Cook and wife visited Herrman Ailerheigen on Sunday. Cash Babcock spent Thursday with his mother in Steele City. Henry Green and May from Steele City visited at Mr. Bratten's on Friday.
A Lincoln district court judge voided the marriage of Joseph O Brittain and Minnie A Kaasch, the city’s noted war bride, after Brittain claimed she had recently been divorced and she admitted her former husband obtained a decree in Dodge County. The court heard that a property agreement and alimony arrangements existed, and the judge ordered the marriage null.
The article describes how bones are processed into glue, gelatin, fat for soaps and perfumes, lubricants and dietary uses. After soaking in weak sulphuric acid, bones are cleaned, then steam treated in digesters to extract glue, with portions hardened for gelatin and fats routed to cooling tanks.
A missionary in India fell ill in the interior and credits Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. The ad claims the remedy works as preventive and cure for cholera and milder bowel complaints, noting availability everywhere.
An ad touts Chamberlain’s Tablet as the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation. The copy notes sales at Sears drug store and mentions a dealer in a burg location, with booster-style claims.
Fragmentary notice describes sale of prize cockerels. references first and second prize pens, winners at an event in winter. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a poultry sale and judging results.
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