16 May 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
1
Guidance urges each person to maximize effort for family welfare by maintaining a healthy body. It warns that half the time poor health stops real progress and notes constipation as a setback to overall well being.
Monday evening S Woods shipped two cars of cattle, Ed Woods one car, and the Farmers Union one mixed car to the St. Joe market. Both Sam and Ed Woods accompanied their stock.
One week left of school and a busy string of items. The farmers elevator imported a car of corn Saturday and sales, a free picture show is planned at the opera house tomorrow afternoon. Hugh Garrett sold his 120 acre farm to L. B. Koenig of Plymouth. Rain totals and weather notes, personnel changes at the central office, school play attendance, and various local errands fill the page.
Fannie Ward stars in The Cheat a Paramount drama at the Lyric Theatre next Saturday night. The film follows a wealthy wife who corrupts funds and faces dire consequences with romance and tragedy guiding the plot. Supporting players include Sussue Hayakawa Jack Dean James Neill and Hazel Childers.
A health tip advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation to keep bowels regular. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and notes availability at Taylor's Pharmacy.
Mrs R H Clapp of Lincoln arrived Wednesday evening and will stay for a few days.
Mr and Mrs H Proctor have moved into one of M H Cooman houses the old Cook property. The note records a change of residence and the property involved in a local housing listing.
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