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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
4
Subscription notice for weekly editions sent by mail in advance. Details mention Steele City Nebraska and a date related to Congress of Maron. The readable fragment emphasizes ongoing subscription service and mailing logistics.
An advertisement quotes Anna Kadin of Spenceport praising Chamberlains Tablets for lasting relief from a chronic complaint. The testimonial claims the tablets provide remarkable cure and widespread satisfaction.
Ex writes to the paper urging readers to pay subscriptions and place ads for mine and hay sells while sharing cheerful planting guidance. He jokes about seed sowing onion beds and pay for the printer as a mandate for a successful season, urging corn, peas and watermelons with a playful tone.
The 24th annual convention meets at the M. E. church Rock Creek on Monday May 22 with two delegates per Sunday School plus superintendent and pastor. Entertainment will be provided and the program begins 10 30 with a devotional service led by the morning session.
A red five pointed star on Chamberlain's Tablets is presented as a symbol of health dating to Pythagoreans. The ad claims quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and urges readers to buy from their druggist, noting availability everywhere.
The notice lists a full church program including sessions led by D. J. Wood and E. H. ce, with papers, devotionals, and addresses by state workers Kimberly and Brown. It details meals, elections of officers, and an illustrated lecture by Miss Margaret E. Brown, plus Sunday worship and Sunday school times and topics. A. T. Norwood is the pastor inviting all to attend.
A note from Rocky Hollow reports a little rain last week. Mildred Wells Sylvia Vergie and Steve Belding are mentioned among the readers and correspondents.
Rain caused no Sunday school at Rose Hill. Lydia Vergie and Fay Belding visited Perle Roderick. Mr and Mrs Carrico and Mr and Mrs Malady visited Fairbury on Monday. Viola Cook traveled from Diller to stay with Charley Wilson for a few days.
Miss Mary Steinmetz visited Fairbury on Monday. Chan Wells from Blue Springs spent Sunday with his mother. Epworth League hosted a church social Thursday evening. Local youths attended a Steele City class play last Friday and again Tuesday. Maude Kirschner of Humboldt visited Slaughters over Sunday. Kerr of Steele City and Lewia hosted Tuesday class play. Mr and Mrs Murphy of Auburn Nebr visited I E Beach family last week.
Harry Bakewell works for George Poffinbarger as Mabel Swett visits with home folks over Sunday. Roy Carmichael also visited with Clay Vaughn. Mrs. George Poffinbarger improves while Mr. and Mrs. Otis Allen visit the S. Deems home. Mrs. Alex Shepherd and son Roy travel to Steele City Thursday. Several of the neighborhood youths partook in weekend activities.
Mr. and Mrs. Eden Allen and family visited at the Will Carrico John Shepherd and Clay Vaughn were calling at the Will Fonowitz home in Endicott Saturday evening. Last Tuesday marked the close of Rocky Hollow school with a picnic on the school grounds. A very good time was had by all.
E A Correll and Pat Haverty shipped hogs Monday. Sherd Madore visited his brother Will Moore. Mrs Bratten traveled to Washington to see her mother Charley Justis. Mrs Will Ablers of Hollenberg papered rooms for Fd Zwei fel and Aug Loring’s. John Willaford plans to leave for Excelsior Springs for treatment. A misinformed note corrected about Dick Osborne’s buggy. it is trucks for a hay rack. Orlando Cook and Miss Henrietta Thiele wed at Hanover. They honeymoon in Kansas City and return after June 1. Funeral of Mrs Callahan’s and Mrs Close’s mother, Mrs Stone, attended by many. Embroidery Club met with Miss Katie Brenners. attendees listed.
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