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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1919

Page

4

Spring hopes and school notes from the district

The column records desire for school yard improvements and a playground, notes new Drake and Marsh students in multiple grades, and mentions missing primary pupil notices. It asks for physiology help and a wire cat trap to study digestion. It reports Mr Mowry's passing and a fire at Ernest Funk's home with severe burns.

Miss Boyd Joe Alexa Mrs. Mowry Clara Howland Katie Brenneis Mr. Mowry Ernest Funk Mrs. Funk Earl Rathbun

Belding Family Moves Dominate Week's Rural Shifts

Orville Belding moved onto the Andy Belding place earlier in the week. Charney Compton plans to occupy the John Hicks property southwest of Steele City. John Malady and Frank Price helped Belding move during the weekend and Monday.

Orville Belding Andy Belding Charney Compton John Hicks Steele City John Malady Frank Price Belding

Letter from H W Challis to W E Willey on Tennessee prospects

In Nashville on February 18 H W Challis writes to W E Willey about sales in Tennessee near Memphis and a proposed sale 150 miles east. He describes hog breeds Poland China and Duroc, light market weights due to a short corn crop, Jersey cattle, and a promising stock country. He notes the Gallatin and Lebanon pikes to a government powder plant with $85 million spent, unfinished buildings, a $100,000 school, 2,800 residences, and 36,000 workers once employed.

Nashville Tenn W. E. Willey Steele City Walter Steele City Paper Here Memphis Poland China Nebraska Kansas Gallatin Lebanon H. W. Challis

Clemenceau’s Best Epigram in L Homme Libre

The tiger of France Clemenceau, a newspaper editor, offers epigrammatic wisdom in L Homme Libre. His noted line says it is easier to descend a hill than ascend it but the view from the top is worth the climb.

Preampet -Clemenceau L’homme Libre Clemenceau

Eggs at Eighty Cents a Dozen Shocks Shopper

A discussion in a shop centers on the price of eggs at 80 cents per dozen. The dealer remains unfazed as a customer expresses disbelief at the cost.

Doctor Patient Billing Anxiety Quip Cited

A Toronto Telegram quip features a doctor urging patients to mix worry with relief about paying medical bills, framing anxiety as a healthful counterbalance to passivity. The remark highlights tensions between care and cost in healthcare discourse.

Toronto Telegram

Socrates Express Surface Talk Sparks A Memory

Fragmentary lines reference a chat with Socrates and a remark about appearance. The snippet hints at a playful exchange among friends, with lamenting nostalgia and a distant urge to express belief or truth. No clear event or location is established.

Army Battery E men dine on captured German pantry

Whitaker of Irvington writes Indianapolis friend about Battery E of the 150th field artillery retreating through icy countryside when they found a three room German shelter with a kitchen and plenty of flour and pancakes. After three days the officer returned and they moved on.

Edwis Whitaker Irvington Indianapolis Sone Battery E One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery Indianapolia News

Cold dangers and a wartime savings drive notes

The article warns that colds weaken lungs and enable germ diseases, urging prompt treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It also describes a Nebraska probate hearing for Alonzo J. Cons and details a state war savings quota campaign, school role, and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets aiding digestion.

Chamberlain's Tavior's Pharmacy War Savings War Savings Society Nesdium Persom Rehool Boarde Eheh Die Iwlet Ditertar Trifort

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Steele City Press Estor Mae Papell Gwtetty Beste City Maren Steele City Markets Ors Grace and George Duvall Physicians and Surgeons Depot Savage Jefferson County J. Monroe Davis Fairbury Nebr Jonded Farmers’ State Bank Washington Brown Shoe Co White House McLaurin & Son J.S. Faylor, M. D Fairbury, Neb Globe Pharmacy Drake Hollenberg A. B. James Pat Haverty's Otto Brenners Funston Rocky Hollow Sunny Tennessee Socrates State of Fratter Alonzo J. Cons Harry C .Cogns Harry C. Coong Louis J Natzman A C, Hartigan W.S.S. Now Sanford Fenmore Mich Chamberlain Taylor's Pharmacy Ws.s
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