01 May 1914
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
1
A poem by Wm. H. Crane of Steele City Nebraska recounts a Montana bear tale featuring Rockey Hatfield a former Sheridan resident and Madison county figure. The verse blends reminiscence with humor as a boy’s failed hunt ends in a running bear chase and a cautionary note about bears on the northern range.
Correspondence lists visitors Ernest Ellermeier Endicott Sunday and Mrs May Smith of Wymore. Rev J D Walker stayed several days. YW Slaughter made a Frontier County trip. Arthur Bakewall from Cheyenne visits. Mrs Ellsworth and son Glenn, Fairbury visitors. Miss Amy Walburn and Melvin Allen on the sick list. Miss Ethel Haig attended a boot convention in Fairbury. Mrs Roode spoke to the League. Endicott High Alumni held a meeting Tuesday. About twenty friends surprised Miss Rath Lambert last Friday birthday celebrated by friends.
Local items recount Frank Wien’s business trip and Rosé’s Saturday return from Beatrice. Anna Weber works in Beatrice, plus Hanover visitors, Weber and Mrl Prat Giving families in attendance with ILN. Ahlers, Wilson, and cycle of arrivals plus Topeka trip news and upcoming ball game plans.
Mrs Davis visited and Mrs Brenners joined Saturday. Pearl Grayn was in Hanover Saturday. The community reports farming activity with Joe Nutter hauling corn from Steele City the previous week. Miss McNish has been engaged to teach the school another term.
Stomach ailments may be avoided by Chamberlain's Tablets. Many remarkable cures have been effected by these tablets. Sold by all druggists.
Month ending April 35 1914 reports list intermediate class enrollment 96 with 14 present daily and names of pupils not absent or tardy. Primary room shows enrollment 1014 with 18 present daily and 4 visitors, listing pupils who were never absent or tardy and the teacher.
A fragmented discussion outlines financial burdens of stallion service and mare care. Farmers seek fairness in fees, while critics warn high costs may drive breeders to abandon ambitious pedigrees and rely on outsiders. The piece highlights uncertain investment returns and long-term impacts on horse breeding in the county.
An advertisement promotes a universal remedy claimed to cure various ailments by restoring health. It asserts rapid relief and permanent improvement, with worldwide sales and availability at all druggists. The text uses period language and references Nature's plan and restored secretions.
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