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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
4
A local Republican elector announces candidacy as a cee cee at the 0. R. Jones line in Richland Precinct reporting the filing of an electoral slate with party ties and local designation.
Probate notices list two cases in Jefferson county Nebraska. The first, John F. Zoellin deceased, sets July 1 1918 as the bar deadline for claims and July 19 1918 for creditors to present to the county judge. The second, W R Turner deceased, sets October 29 1918 as the bar deadline and June 29 1918 and October 30 1918 as claim dates.
The Rev. Dr. Gilbert of the Fairbury District will preach at 2 PM and lead the quarterly conference at 3 PM. Communion and reception follow the preaching. Mother's Day was observed in the M E church last Sunday with a program by the Sunday school.
A free farm labor bureau is established at the Farmers State Bank with R. S. Wilfley in charge. Farmers needing help or work can contact him, with Emergency District Agricultural Agent S. B. Samuelson coordinating if local needs rise. Other labor bureaus and contact points across the county are listed. People in precincts without a village may apply to the in charge person.
Jefferson County Red Cross appeals for continued support as a surplus in the treasury allows payment of 13500 to the national drive. Ministers are urged to deliver a May 19 sermon, urging congregations to give beyond prior contributions and sustain humanitarian work.
Mrs Jesse Davis is on the sick list Roy Justis and family of Linn spent Sunday at Bun Justis Mr and Mrs Lahering were Washington callers Wednesday Mrs Kiskall and Mr Ahlers called for Mrs Bratten Saturday Dr Harding of Hanover is at Stone helping Mrs Mowry with house work Alta James assisted Mrs Mowry with chores Mr and Mrs Gasser entertained friends from Lanham Mr and Mrs Price and children spent Sunday at Mr Os
A student poem by Perlie Reynolds reflects on school life and teachers. It contrasts discipline with longing, praising the school’s rules while noting students’ desire to avoid cutting classes. The piece emphasizes footprints left on the high school stairs and the enduring influence of the institution.
Frank Price and family spent Sunday at the Osborne home. Mr and Mrs Orville Belding visited Tom Andersons. Mrs Ed Nutter and child left for Oklahoma to see her parents. Alva Anderson visited with her sister. Mrs Orville Belding also mentioned in the report.
The piece notes rheumatism causes great pain and suffering as the most common illness and offers Chamberlains Liniment as a remedy that can provide relief and enable rest and sleep. Sold by all dealers. Adv.
A brief profile of Congressman McMullen from the Lincoln Evening Lions describing his role in shaping progressive legislation. The sketch notes his influence in the Fourth District and references his earlier work with the lawmaking effort.
Tuesday through Sunday wrap features Marie Compton and Russell visiting Charley and Frances Price and Minnie Malady with Fred Fuqua taking the eighth grade exam at Endicott. The Fentimans relocate cattle to a pasture near Steele City after bringing about 190 head from Liberty.
Malachy sustained an eye incident when a sandbar entered his pupil while listing corn. Dr Grace DuVall removed the irritant Saturday morning and his eye shows improvement.
Instructs to promptly use Chamberlain's Liniment after injury and follow the bottle’s printed directions. Sold by all dealers.
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