Shareby Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
Shareby announces candidacy for County Attorney subject to Democratic primary voters. E A Wander is listed among names, with dates and party affiliation implied in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
4
Sheriff Candidate Declares Bid in Jefferson County Primary
O M Extwarda announces for sheriff as a Democratic candidate in Jefferson County ahead of the April 18 1916 primary. He states he seeks the party’s nomination and will run based on the electors will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Louis J. Notemen
Jefferson
Oryself
Jeffieee County
W. G . Wouter
Ceert
Nehrmata
Repubicen
N. Gernsey
Democratic Party
Shes
Sted Dieeken
O. M
Republica Party
Frank M. Tippin
Steele City Markets Surter No 1 Dutterfat Coe UB
Fragmentary OCR mentions Steele City Markets and a few unclear proper nouns such as surter and dutterfat coe UB. No coherent event or date is readable to establish a complete news item.
Movement at graves sparks talk in Steele City reignition
A public meeting at the opera house in Steele City discussed social issues and the Nebraska Dry federation. Lt. Jones of Lincoln spoke on campaigning to vote out the bootleg trade. Rev Norwood from Creston was invited to preach and Hewitt and family planned a sermon on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Steele City
Opera House
Nebraska
Federaon
Lt. Jones of
Lincoln
Baptist
A. T. Norwood
Berg
Creston
Norwood
Hewitt
Hie
Wae Ee
High School Event Links Basketball and Sermon Night
Howard Deems is laid up as seniors contract with Jefferson county schools for next year. A big double header basketball event, free admission, and a box-lady refreshment plan are set for Tuesday evening March 21 at the high school gym. A pastor seeks full attendance at Epworth for a preaching service with a biblical topic and seven causes discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Epworth
Ilam
God
Reclamation Opens 51 Irrigated Farms by Lottery
The Reclamation Service notes only 51 irrigated farms will be opened to entry on the date, though thousands seek entry. Applicants must file, with lottery to limit crowding. each entry requires about $300 per acre for fees and commissions. Unsuccessful deposits are returned after the drawing. Mortgages to the government run $55 per acre, payable in 20 years without interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Service
Bach
Memorial notice and harness trade offer in one page
The notice mourns the death of Martha A Prterson with mentions of several local individuals. It promotes Gus Dressen's harness shop offering 20 handmade harness sets, collars, and repair services before spring work. Also advertises egg hatching orders for R. C. R. L. Reds Pen stock with limited quantities and pricing for pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dressen
Local Correspondence Notes From Endicott and Nearby Towns
Mrs. David Haig is on the sick list this week. Mr. Hodges went to Kansas City last week. Irene Foster visited her grandmother in Fairbury Sunday. Miss Ka Lewis spent the week end at her home in Hollenberg. Mrs. J A Pigevell of Bamiin Kansas visited here this week. Ira Carter wife’s daughter Gladys were Fairbury visitors Saturday. The last meeting of the liter Roomer for this year will be held tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
David Haig
Hodges
Kansas City
Irene Foster
Fairbury
Ka. Lewis Epert
Hollenberg
J. A. Pigevell
Bamiin
Kansas
Ira Carter
Gladys
Local Social Visits and Visits Around Fairbury
Frank Swarts sawed wood for John and Teddy Shepherd drove to Fairbury Monday. Walter Lenker and family visited Sunday at Ed Fuqua s. Miss Mabel Swetts Saturday with Mrs Chartieella. Mr and Mrs Alexee visited Sunday at Will Kelley s. Clay Vaughn and Gilbert Swett calling in Fairbury Saturday. Mrs A B James and daughter Aca visited with Mrs Compton Thursday. Harry and Wesley Brown and Fred Willey out on Coal creek Sunday. Harry Hirkewell and Dec Swell helping George Poffinburger this week. Miss Lilly Cook visited Friday and Saturday with her sister Mrs Cherrie Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swarts
John
Teddy Shepherd
Fairbury
Walter Lenker
Ed Fuqua
Mabel Swetts
Chartieella
Alexee
Will Kelley
Clay Vaughn
Gilbert Swett
A.B James
Aca
Compton
Harry
Wesley Brown
Fred Willey
Coal Creek
Harry Hirkewell
Dec’ Swell
George Poffin
Miss Lilly Cook
Mre
Cherrie Wilson
Local Social Notes from Fairbury and Surroundings
Walter Brown Hollenberg was a Fairbury visitor between trains. Jack Thompson visited on Tuesday. Mrs. John Bugbee of Steele City visited Kissie Rose Monday afternoon. Mrs. T. N. coon Seng and home near Steele Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Elmer James visited relatives at Steele City Thursday between trains. Mrs. Wm. Carroll of week Wednesday and Tuesday due to sickness. Witnesses from Washington attended the Nutter and Jane Francis visit. Barbara Steinline returned home to Hanover after weeks with her sister Mrs. John Weber. Ahlers returned home last Friday after a brief visit with Lee Earhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bugbee
Steele City
Kissie Rose
T.N. Coon Seng Ann
Steele
Elmer James
Wm. Carroll
Weee
Ae Francis
Barbara Steinline
Hanover
John Weber
Bag Ahlers
W.y
Local Social Notes From Steele City Area
Community snippets list visits and gatherings at multiple homes including the Carrico, Roy Schell, Hackbert, Compton, Wilson, and Fielder households. A birth is recorded for Emmet and Mrs Nutter on March 13, a daughter. Several residents attended Pearson's sale at Endicott midweek.
Local visitors and family outings noted in Sunday event
The article records neighbors and families visiting on Sunday with names such as Mower, Lee Fielder, and the Seifford-Washi mail carriers noted. C. W. Henke and his wife were also mentioned as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fielder
Netock Evjison
Will Moore
Agg
Sam Seifford
Washi ‘Cailers
Satur
C. W. Henke
Sunday Visits and Local Calls Mentioned in Town Notes
The column records social visits including Ray Moore and family with Mrs N E Moore and Sherd, Will Moore’s family, Mrs Harper calling on Mrs Mowry, Mrs Leitzen calling on Saturday, J R Zweifel of Stetle City visiting Ames family, Orlando Cook and Miss Thiele visiting Alfred Andrews, Ernie Wilt and family from near Clay Center visiting Ed Justis, and Dr DuVall called Thursday to see Gladys Ellison who is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Moore
N.e.moore
Sherd
Will Moore
Harper
Mowry
Léeitzen
J. R. Zweifel
Stetle City
Ames
Orlando Cook
Miss Thiele
Alfred Andrews
Ernie Wilt End
Near Clay Center
Ed Justis
Dr. DuVall
Gladys Ellison
When To Take Chamberlain's Tabisis
When you feel dull and stupid use Chamberlain's Tabisis as directed for temporary relief. This remedy is promoted for improving alertness and energy during periods of mental fatigue. Use only as labeled and seek medical advice if symptoms persist beyond a few days.
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Aetend
Et Steete City
Comerese
Maren
Shareby
Barr
E. A. Wander
Cle
J. S. Taylor, M. D
Farmers’ State Bank
Burroughs
Thes
Haverty
Uscene
Theffi
Steete City
Howard Deems
E. & Hinkle
Wwereas
Martha A Prterson
City Ee Resc
Rose Barter
Anna Crinklaw
Adv
Mount Vernon
Walter Brown
Wedness
Jack Thompson
Mifeamgaretting
Friends
Washington
Rocky Hollow
Guy Covington
Dade
Carrico
Cecil Sullivan
Viola Cook
Roy Y Schell
Charlie Wells
Hackbert
Will. Garret
Roy Shell -and
Charlie Wilson
Emmet Nutter
Pearson's Sale
New George
Bert .Singleton
Hone
Kollenberg
Pei Newee
Barber's Cafe
Ray Barber
Limestone
Nyal
Taylor's & Nyall
Park, Davis & Co
Sherwin-Williams
Mayler
Taylor’s Pharmacy
Martin-Senour
Monarch
van Orsdol & Crane
J. Monroe
Davis Fairbury
Nebr
Ist
National Bank
Henry Rathgen
R. B. Steele
and Embelmer
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