02 May 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
1
C F Stark County Assessor warns taxpayers in Jefferson County that the assessor will soon visit homes to list property for taxation. He urges residents to ensure the person presenting credentials is legitimate and to note changes made since signing records.
For sale rose comb white Wyandotte eggs at 1.00 each. Prize winners listed. Contact T. A. Anden in Steele City Nebraska by phone IV.
A fragment advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It mentions taking tablets when constipated and attributes a reference to Chamberlain's Pills at Taylor's Pharmacy.
Local items report F Bryant repainting farm home, Mrs Pearson returning from St Joe, car service free air at the garage, and hotel courting transient trade. Notices include help wanted, theater free show, cattle shipments, and various visits, arrivals, and local incidents across Fairbury region.
A three year old spends mornings outdoors with many playmates nearby. He talks to his parents and says he is fixing nuts for the squirrel. He explains to a maid that the squirrel is not an outside bird, prompting curious reactions.
John Harvey Stacks, third class fireman in the United States Navy, was commended for courage during a patrol boat blaze. He attached a line to himself and entered the port ventilator with a fire hose to aid firefighting despite intense flames and heavy smoke. Stacks enlisted August 15, 1916 in Dallas, Texas.
Public notice promotes rugs at Free man’s in Fairbury with bold exclamations. A quoted philosophical line by De La Bruyere adds reflective commentary about judgement and imagination.
A patient recalls the family doctor going to war and a substitute who charged 25 dollars for relief. The narrative frames the wartime medical care as a contested remedy and a financial burden.
Walter H Graves, named by Secretary Lane as engineer for the reclamation service, will study West coast cut-over timber districts to assess their potential for agricultural use after clearing logs, stumps, and brush. Officials estimate redeveloped land could add about 2 billion dollars to Pacific state farm wealth, with clearing costs below land value when modern devices are used.
A fragment cites a Cincinnati Bow quiver quote about pride and ridicule. The line suggests a man accepts some pain if his ego avoids public laughter.
Narrative sketches a chaotic scene as readers scramble for papers after a sudden exit. Neighbors, a musician band, and a voice on the phone hint at changing routines. The piece captures small town frustration and the crowd's quiet, comic resignation.
Everyone should do all he can to provide for his family and keep his physical system in the best condition. The ad urges avoiding sickness and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation biliousness or indigestion with simple directions to follow.
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