28 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
1
L. S. Peterson writes from the paper page four about his journey to the western regions. He shares impressions, landscapes, and observations from the trip, offering a personal account of travel and experiences on the road.
When a child is prone to croup, offer a light evening meal to avoid triggering an attack. Watch for the first symptom of hoarseness and use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once. For sale by all dealers. Abv.
The Locke Players present The Soap Peddler a great comedy drama of everyday life at the Opera House on March 27. The advertisement promises plenty of fun from a lively performance by local actors.
The first issue of the Press in April will start a new serial tale titled Kazan. The story is aimed at both adults and children. Look for the opening chapters in the April 6 issue.
Local notes report the Locke Players performing The Vampire and Afraid of His Wife at the Opera House Mar 26 27 and 28 with advance tickets at 12 cents per pound and promoted by A. N. Norwood.
Dr Adam Clarke Bane of California will lecture Sunday evening March 25 at the M E church in Steele City under the Anti Saloon League. His topic is National Preparedness by National Prohibition and the talk starts at 7 30 p m. The notice also discusses Russia's autocratic regime and potential political changes during the war period.
Boys aged 10 to 18 may join the Nebraska Boys and Girls Club run by the University of Nebraska extension service to learn corn growing. Participants receive a Certificate of Achievement and county champions win a free trip to the State Club Congress. details are available from the Extension Service at University Farm Lincoln.
John Howard born in London in 1726 and died in Kherson in 1790 while on mercy work. He abstained from flesh and alcohol, bathed daily, ate frugally, and followed early to bed and early to rise. He visited prisons and warned against contagion with temperance and cleanliness as his safeguards.
Two items for sale and a church note. A buggy in good condition with single harness offered by Carl Shultz. Seed potatoes Early Ohio grown at $2.50 per bushel from H. H. Adee in Steele City Nebraska. Sunday church services at Baptist church after Sunday school and preaching at Beusch school house Sunday afternoon on Mar. 25 by A. T. Norwood, pastor.
Red eggs from prize-winning birds offered by R C R. Eggs priced at 100 dollars per dozen? 2.50 and 3.50 per 15. Book orders early for available inventory.
Scattered clues suggest lawmakers consider the Adamson law as a solution to rising prices and labor tensions. The public fears further hardships if a clash with employers escalates, while officials debate steps to avert a prolonged crisis.
A cheerful old lady signals good digestion, while poor digestion dulls appetite. Chamberlain's tablets are advertised to improve digestion and promote gentle bowel movements. Sold by all dealers.
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