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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
4
War Against Liquor Theme at Endicott Union Service
The M. E. Church in Endicott invites all to Sunday services on March 25. Sunday school begins at 10 a m and the evening Union service features 'The War Against Liquor a Battle for Humanity' with a noted Christian speaker. The pastor conducted Mrs Sarah Beeron’s funeral in Hollenberg Tuesday.
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Endicott
Hollenberg
Sarah Beeron
Log of Chicks Welfare and Feeding Remedies
Poultry experts from the University of Nebraska warn that closely housed chicks fed too heavily quickly gain weight relative to strength. Early signs include unsteadiness and frequent resting, especially during meals. Suggested fixes include switching to a non forcing ration, replacing corn with bran wheat and oat meal, adding skim milk green feed and dried bone, and increasing outdoor exercise and space.
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Poultry Department
University of Nebraska
Obituary of Miss Sarah Ann Nickey Beeson
Obituary for Miss Sarah Ann Nickey born October 22 1833 in Pennsylvania. She died March 14 1917 at her son John Beeson's home, aged 83 years 5 months 20 days. She married William H Beeson in 1854 and they had three sons.
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Sarah Ann Nickey
Pennsylvania
John Beeson
William H. Beeson
Faithful Christian Passes. Funeral Held in Hollenberg
Mrs Beeson, a longtime Christian who joined the United Brethren and later the Methodist church, died recently. The funeral was conducted at the M E church in Hollenberg with Rev J C Dillion of Steele City officiating and interment in the Henberg cemetery. The obituary lists surviving relatives including Francis Kling and Ida Rathbun.
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Ment
Andaata
Francis Kling
Washington
Kansas
Ida Rathbun
Belgrade
Nebraska
Beeson
United Brothern Church
Methodist Church
M. E
Hollenberg
J. C. Dillion
Steele City
H. Henberg
Local social notes from Hollenberg Route 1 area
Sunday visitors and calls marked a flurry of social activity. Families such as the Bakers, Moore, Justis, Decker and Brenneis joined relatives and friends at homes including Mr Correll, Guy Henderson, Fred Freilichs, Ray Clapp and Will Moore.
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Hollenberg
Bun Justis
Correll
Mary and
Sophia Baker
Hanover
Claude Miller
Guy Henderson
Jesse Davis
Ada
Fred Freelichs
Bernice
Rose Haverty
Ray Clapp’ S
Decker
Mary
Oscar Brenneis
Jos
Mary Baker
Hastings
Lon Moore
Sherd Moore
Enid Justis
Fern Decker
Will Moore
Local Notices From Mount Vernon Routine Week
John Shepherd headed to Lincoln and social visits marked the week. Mrs Otis Swett and John Kenning are noted for sawing wood duties. A literary event is planned at Endicott on Friday night March 23 with several local residents involved.
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Otis Swett
John Kenning
Fred Perkins
Wes Carmichael
Endicott
Dave Bennett
Charley Vaughn
Robi. Fairchild
Alex Shepherd
John Swett
Local Visits Describe Weekend Socials
Marie Compton spent Saturday night at Will Garrett. Mr E R Dade came Thursday for a few days visit with old friends.
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Marie Compton
Will Garrett
Mr. E. R. Dade
Beach school house box supper raises funds for Sunday school
Mrs Richardson reports a successful box supper at the Beach school house on Thursday night despite a storm. A good program was performed and the proceeds amounting to 12.96 dollars will support the Sunday school. Participants included Will Compton and Russell.
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Richardson
Beach School
Will Compton
Russell
Tee Locke Players Attract Midwest Tour At Opera House
Will and Della Locke head the company noted as the oldest traveling group in the middle west. Will Locke authored several plays including The Girl and the Gawk and A Kansas Sunflower. Della Locke’s dramatic work and costumes are strong features with ladies. Special scenery, music and dancing accompany each production. See them March 26 27 28 at the Opera House.
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Middle-West
Will
Della Locke
Will Locke
Kansas
Peterson Recalls Western Trip in Letter
A brief note describes Mr. Peterson telling about a western journey and writing to the recipient about the trip and experiences during travel.
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Mr. Peterson
Visit Through Idaho Towns and Land Deals Described
Letter from L. S. Peterson from Rigby to a friend recounts travel from Pocatello, noting land purchases totaling 660 acres for 4500 dollars, a planned 1 million dollar sugar factory in Rigby, beets and potatoes shipments at local depots, and heavy snowfall hindering travel. He laments petty thefts and urges care for others’ belongings.
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George
Rigby
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
L. S. Peterson
Motivational mottoes and a remembered note in the office
The speaker recalls entering a man's office crowded with mottoes such as Do it now Be brief and This is my tusky day Then he notes he has a personal endorsed note on his wall that once reminded him of every motive he heard of The exchange ends with the wall note prompting reflection on motives and responsibility.
Has the doctor been here today question from a gouty reply
A fragmentary dialogue presents a wife asking if the doctor visited. A gouty reply confirms the visit with a garbled question about what the doctor did, then a brief affirmative response. The text is incomplete and hints at a medical scene but lacks full context or clear outcomes.
Fragmented Remark Sparks Crop Weather Debate
The readable lines show a stray remark about weather and seasons with unclear context. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed. The fragment hints at unusual cold being compared to midsummer conditions but lacks concrete details or events.
Resolutions on Loss of Preach Wing at Steele City Camp
The Steele City Camp No. 3800 R N A Nebraska expresses sympathy for the bereaved wife and siblings after the death of their neighbor. The resolutions note the camp’s grief, order minutes copy, and publication in the Steele City Press.
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Steele City
R.N. A
Nebraska
Steele City Press
Feelings of Dullness After Eating
A compact note describes post‑meal dullness and mental fog. It mentions constipation and bilious discomfort as possible triggers and suggests recognizing a sick head state after eating.
For sale by all dealers sour stomach relief
Advice in a vintage advertisement states remedies for sour stomach belching indigestion nervousness and lack of appetite. It notes general health concerns and promotes a product as available through all dealers.
Probate Notice for Levina James Estate Jefferson County Nebraska
Creditors of Levina James deceased must present their claims to the administrator before the county judge at the Jefferson County court room on May 10 1917 and September 7 1917 at nine o'clock a.m. Six months to file claims from March 7 1917. Claims not filed by September 7 1917 are barred. Notice published in Steele City Press for four weeks. Dated March 7 Louis Nurzman attorney for estate.
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Levina James
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said County
Steele City Press
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Lincoln
Tee Locke
A‘ Fale
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Eye For Onete
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Estate
Wilt Brothers
Hooft
Wilt Brothers, H.C. And.a. A. Props
Opera House
Lockes
Barber’s Cafe
Gus Dressen
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