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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
4
An advance subscription rate of 28.00 is listed for second class mail service dated November 06, 1904 in Breele City Nebraska. The notice references the Act of Congress of March.
County officials announce Faysad as a candidate for County Commissioner in the Republican and Progressive party, to seek election in a Nebraska district, with the campaign to be conducted under party oversight and the filing timing noted.
A candidate declares himself for the office of County Treasurer of Jeff County, subject to voters of the Republican and Progressive parties at the primary. The announcement is dated August 18, 1914.
Local sports note reports Endicott defeating Steele City 17 to 8 last Sunday. Several townsfolk, including Mrs. H W Challis and A Fehlman, were seen visiting and a K of P Grand Lodge delegation attended Hastings events.
The alumni of Steele City High held a business meeting at Lloyd Taylor’s home. Plans include a banquet for the graduating class at the M E church basement on the 23rd. The Cooley family will move to Idaho after school. Boy Scouts invite town boys to a supervised supper next Monday with safety warnings and a crazy dress contest. High School Senior class to be honored at Methodist services with musical numbers. Decoration Day committee appointments and parade plans announced. Meat wagon driver George Hunnicott recalls friendly contact with a gypsy lady requesting various meats.
The article argues health stands as the largest factor in human success, shaping energy, focus, and resilience across endeavors. It emphasizes physical well being as foundational to achievement and sustained performance.
A 1914 notice from DC Steele of Steele City Nebraska warns against supporting or paying bills incurred by his wife Gladys Pearson who has left him. The notice is dated May 12 1914 and seeks to bar liability for her actions.
The document records the formation of Steele City Improvement Company in Steele City Nebraska. It names H E Clapp G O Taylor W E Willey J D Minkler J H Ellermeier and thirty two others as incorporators and lists Articles of incorporation including name place of business capital stock 5000 authorized 2500 paid up and 32 5 thousand paid, date May 1 1944 dissolution date May 1 1944 and details of the board officers and liability. It also notes incorporation in Jefferson County Nebraska and notarization on April 29 1914 with multiple signatories.
Mrs. Harris sister of Mr. Allen. Ona Cassell visited Omaha Saturday for eye examination and new glasses. The injured eye from last winter improves and the injury once feared to cause loss is healing.
Mr and Mrs Bart Thompson and Seok Candee announce a wedding event with ties and initials noted in this brief society notice. The fragment confirms a forthcoming union and names the principal individuals.
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