Steele City Press Note From Nebraska Congress
Readable fragments show a March Congress note from Steele City Nebraska referencing mail sites M4 1004 and second class mail at the Steele City post office with council or press context.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
4
Readable fragments show a March Congress note from Steele City Nebraska referencing mail sites M4 1004 and second class mail at the Steele City post office with council or press context.
May 8, 194 announces C. Catlin as candidate for First Commissioner District in Nebraska. Declares run subject to Republican and Progressive party guidance and county treasurer access.
Local column from Steele City reports social visits from Blanche Shanklin, Mrs. Turner, and Mrs. Eller, and movements of residents including Frank Wing, LL Peterson, and John Boettcher. It notes weather, planting progress, new enterprises like the Steele City Improvement Company, and infrastructure updates such as a new cement mixing machine and moved cream station. The Oregon Trail Monument dedication is announced and a horse theft near Fairbury is reported.
Fragmentary text mentions health factor in success with unclear references to four ws amid unreadable context. No identifiable people or organizations present.
A reader recalls a rapid cure for rheumatism after an arm attack, noting it as a family remedy shared by his sister. The brief item presents a personal anecdote without medical validation.
The Hollenberg ball team came up Sunday and played Steele City in a game that ended with an 8 SG turtiarkans tone.
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