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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
4
Advertisement from a weekly paper dated November 24 1904 notes subscription payable in advance and publication details. Mentions second class mail and Steete City Nebraska with reference to an act of Congress in March.
March 19 1915 notice announces a millinery opening with a fresh Spring and Summer line. The seller accepts eggs as exchange for goods, signaling barter trade. Credit terms or other specifics are not listed.
Henry and Ed Zweifel shipped multiple loads of hogs last Wednesday, handling cattle operations and transport logistics for the farm.
Bad weather halted echeo activities this week. Miss Hulets left Friday to spend vacation with her family in Plymouth. Miss Katherine Carlson and Mr. Ray Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs. Charley Picker ing and family Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charleyn Wells and their sons toured Endicott last week. Alex Shepherd called on in Fairbury Monday and Tuesday. Miss Marie Compton sat for the sixth grade exam in Endicott Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Sohn Katley remains at home with the same boys.
Mrs. Woods on the sick list. The Farmer's Equity Union met Friday afternoon. The High School held a box supper in the church basement Wednesday. Epworth League conducted a business meeting Thursday. Ethel and Lloyd Stienmetz visited their grandmother Mrs. Suenmetz Saturday. Mr. F. M. Walburn went to Lincoln Friday for Ott Cherry's baby's funeral. About 150 attended the church reception for new converts with a devotional, program, and a basement supper. Greek and Italian laborers arrived in town for railroad work. George Riggie and family hosted William Riggie's visit from Sunday. Mrs. Law left for Kansas City to tend her ill mother.
Kokomo Indiana held a city wide spelling test with six hundred candidates. only fifty two achieved a perfect score. The event drew professionals and students, and a widow with sixty three years service inspired many by passing all words with practice.
Alea Beling and family stayed at the Andy Belding home while Miss Lulu Stolting visited the Kelley home on Sunday. Amos Malady called at the Belding residence on Saturday. Mrs. Rader left Wednesday for Elwood to be by her mother who is very ill.
I N Steart of West Webster New York reports five years of use of Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. He states they are mild in action and as represented, providing satisfaction and relief.
Notice from the Chairman and Board of Trustees of Steele City Nebraska that a special election will be held at the Town Hall on Tuesday April 6 1915 from 9 am to 7 pm to vote on issuing thirty five hundred dollars in Electro Lighting Bonds for establishing an electric lighting system. Bonds mature in twenty years with interest at 6 percent payable annually and coupons attached. The village seal bears signatures of Chairman RE CLAPP and Clerk FRANK CRINKLAW.
An ordinance for Steele City Nebraska calls a special election on April 6 1915 at City Hall to decide issuing Electric Lighting Bonds of 3500 dollars to fund a lighting system. The bonds mature in 20 years at 6 percent interest and must not sell for less than par. Notice provisions require publication in Steele City Press and postings in at least five public places.
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