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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
4
People flocked to the streets in the afternoon as automobiles filled the town. C C Andrews showcased his fine horse act and is a noted supporter of literature with a program planned for the literary society’s next Friday meeting.
Albert Zweifel and family of Fairbury join John Kenning and family along with Fred Kenning Jr and his family and Mr and Mrs George and Amiel Kenning for a Sunday gathering at the Pod Kenning Sr home.
Mrs Joe Alexa on sick list. The infant of Mr Zelenys died and was interred in Odella. The Wolfe and Asche families extend sympathy.
Fred Kenning drove to Fair Saturday as Mr and Mrs Wilson Shoeboth Foliet at Rehemso noted involvement.
Citizens urged to subscribe to a patriotic bond issue described as the best investment offered by the government with assurances of security and national purpose. The appeal stresses civic duty and investor confidence while urging public support.
Omer Stevens writes from somewhere in France dated February 24 1918 to Auntie and Uncle Sherd Henderson of Holtenberg praising mail, noting a cold, and describing life near the front with medical aid, billets, and wartime observations. He mentions hope for relaxed censorship, Paris as a possible return, and gratitude for care from family including a candy box and letters.
Omer Stevens writes from the 28th Infantry Med Depart via New York, sending regards to Lizzie and Vernon. He notes Aunt Jen and Auntie in good health, mentions a forthcoming letter with real happenings, and reminds to answer a letter from Vernon while adhering to censor rules.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County presents two probate orders. Frances E Turner petitions to probate W R Turner's will with executor William Earl Turner. hearing set for April 29, 1918 in Fairbury. Thomas Malady estate administrator John Malady seeks final settlement. hearing set for April 23, 1918 with notice in Steele City Press.
Notice to the creditors of Mary S. Case that they must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room by June 6 1918 for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months are allowed from March 5 1918 to file claims. Claims not filed by June 6 1918 will be barred.
Petition by Eugene Zoellin seeks to prove and probate the will of John F Zoellin deceased and grant administration to Rechel, Eugene, and Horace Zoellin as executors. April 18, 1918 at 9 a.m. set for hearing in County Court with notice by publication in Steele City Press for three weeks. County Judge. A Wunder, Atty. for Estate.
A man seeking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cannot recall the product name. He visits several stores where clerks name many other remedies before he recalls Chamberlain's. The Republican suggests retailers post the brand to help shoppers find it.
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