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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
4
Local column from Steele City Nebraska reports farm and business notes including sales ads ground corn and hay, political notices, church events, school board hiring, and community visits. Mentions Mrs Hoeft, Ernest Ellermeier, Geo Crane, Mrs Taylor, primary tickets, and a moving picture show.
A farmer offers reduced service fees for a pure bred Percheron stallion due to crop failures. Insured in foal at 12.50 dollars and colt to stand at 15 dollars. Horse deemed sound by the State Veterinary and Colts reportedly large and high quality. A young Percheron is offered at 0 to insure more in foal and 12.50 for colt to stand.
Fragmentary OCR mentions stomach ailments and a noted claim of a permanent cure, referencing Wakelee Michigan and a statistic of about one per.
The speaker, an amateur photographer, argues that photography is an exact science rather than luck. He explains using a photometer, exposure tables, and controlled development to remove guesswork, noting experience and proper equipment determine results more than luck. He rejects being called lucky.
The narrative describes Gir Kenert Stsekleton's proposed Lericce expedition covering about 41 700 miles from New York City to Ywiiaks Tek and back. It outlines two routes with possible depots and a split team plan, noting reliance on own resources and a tentative two-ship method with propulsion by foreplage propeller.
Fragment describes a cough remedy for children sold by druggists. It asserts mothers prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and suggests widespread popularity though the text is garbled.
Notice to Steele City voters in Jefferson County Nebraska for an April 1914 election on issuing bonds of 2000 dollars at 5 percent interest to fund a town hall. Bonds payable to the Jefferson County Treasurer with annual taxes to cover interest and principal. Bond term ends May 1 1924. Election ordered by village chairman and trustees.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as excellent for constipation. It claims the tablets are easy to take mild and gentle in effect and urges a trial with for sale by all drug stores.
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