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03 Mar 1916
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Steele City Press in Steele City, Nebraska
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
1
Cream Separators On Special From BLUE BELL and LILY
Right now is a good time to talk about Cream Separators. We are offering something special on these Separators that will be of interest to you from BLUE BELL and LILY.
Steele City notes and notices highlight local life
Community updates include visits, sales, and illness. farm goods for sale such as horses and hay. a bridge repair inspection by county commissioners. a March 4 violin recital by Prof. A C Lentz. and Mrs Zoellin celebrating her 80th birthday with friends and aid society members.
Millinery Opening Saturday March 11 in Hollenverz Kansas
Lucy Weber announces millinery opening in Hollenverz Kansas on Saturday March 11 with a large assortment of latest hat styles. Eggs accepted in exchange for goods. invitation extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Weber
Hollenverz
Kansas
Spring Changes Shake Lanham Area Farms
Chauncey and Jay Roulston have moved on from A. L. Mayborn's farm one mile west of Lanham. William Barver is now a fledgling citizen of Sweete City after moving from the farm into property bought from Elmer Campbell. Perry Cassell moved into Mrs. Van Cleave's house in the town’s south part. Guy Cassell moved onto the farm west of town purchased from William Burber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jay Roulston
A. L. Mayborn
Lanham
Wm. Barver
Sweete City
Elmer Campbell
Perry Cassell
van Cleave
Guy Cassell
Wm. Burber
Baptist Church Seeks Attendance With Social Plans
Sunday school meets every Sunday at 10 a m with a cordial invitation for all not enrolled elsewhere. Prayer meeting is held Wednesday night. A box social is in planning. Rev Alden will preach morning and evening on Sunday March 12 with further notices next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Alden
M. E. Church
M.E Gilbert
Babcock
Enworth League
E. A. Hinkle
Stock Shipments and a Near Robbery at Fairbury
Monday to Thursday shipments to St. Joe include cattle by Capt. Andrews and partners C C Andrews H B Racker A M Straw hacker Ed and Bert Hughes and Art Hamley sending cattle hogs and porkers. Thursday night two masked men attempted to rob C E Rhodes store. two girls frightened them away. Police found no evidence. Also a lecture course by W A Price closed with modest attendance and a small deficit for school auditorium pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Andrews
St. Joe
C. C. Andrews
H. B. Racker
A.M. Strawhacker
Bert Hughes
Art Hamley
C.E. Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
Fairbury Journal
W. A. Price
Limited School Shoes and Apparel Half Price
Limited stock of children's school shoes at half price. Also two piece underwear in boys and men's sizes discounted to half price. Ladies and misses sweaters and children's caps offered at half price.
Deceptive Descriptions Spark Social Commentary
Fragmentary quotes reveal a character study of a fashionable woman and her perceived detachment. The remarks touch on vanity, feminine behavior, and a critique of trendy literature and drama, implying a moralized view of modern manners.
Clever Hostess Quote Passages
A playful exchange praises a hostess for her clever hospitality. The dialogue highlights her entertaining manner and her rule about relatives singing, noting she never lets any relative perform if they cannot.
Pearls and Tears in a Witty Exchange
A humorous quip questions whether pearls signify tears and answers that they do when a wife desires a necklace she cannot afford. The remark blends sentiment with financial restraint in a social moment.
Fragmentary vow and plea fragment in courtroom notes
A terse, unclear excerpt shows a statement about someone named William offering to die for another and a related line about Keelak attempting something. The text appears jumbled and lacks context or verified events.
Fragmentary remark on law and women in a dispute
A brief, unclear exchange references a legal restriction about beating women. The text conveys a conflict point but lacks specifics on people, places, or events.
The Proper Time Fille Vennel-Say
The readable text is fragmentary and contains no clear event, dates, or identifiable subjects. It mentions a character or phrase and seems interrupted mid sentence, lacking coherent facts for a reliable summary.
How To Prevent Croup For Children
Guidance for parents notes light evening meals to avoid triggering fits and watching for early hoarseness as an indicator. Advises that information is widely available.
Southwick Suffered Shoulder Dislocation Amid Tree Collapse
Tuesday A. E. Southwick sustained a dislocated right shoulder a broken rib and injuries to a limb when a lodged tree fell as the second tree was cut Two companions helped him home and Dr Barron attended him M E Church notes announce quarter conferences sermons and services with exhortations to unity and prayer Also a fragment promotes Chamberlains Tabbid for digestion and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Southwick
Mr. Southwick
Mr.Southwick
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F. W. Lowe
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Jacob Mesmer
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Garrett Roelf
F. E. Reynolds
J. C. Wilson
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Ernest Ellermeier
Howard Deems
Wm. Dewe
Charlie Wright
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Wm. Barber
Ray Barber
W. E. Willey
Iowa
T. P. Sevier
Audubon
Wm. Roulsten
Mr. Roulston
Rule
Muuon
Steele City Opera House
Wm. Crane
St. Joseph
W. L. Wright
Lawrence Kkiver
F. P. Tallman
Wymore
J. H. Bilermeier
Newt Fisher
Thayer, Kan‘gas
Nebraska
O. M. Edwards
Fairoury
Edwards
Daugherty
G. B. White
Medoc
Oakley Goldsberry
Morrowville
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Alexandria
A. C. Lentz
Chicago
Lentz
Lapham
Julia’ S Wreters
JH. Ellermeiter
William
Keelak
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