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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
4
This preparation is advertised as ideal for rheumatic pain lame back sprains and similar ailments. A buyer from Indiana praises it saying it’s the best for lame back and sprains and works instantly. The notice notes bottles priced at 25 and urges purchase from all dealers.
Returning visitors from the Pan-American Pacific Exposition praise Nebraska’s fields and vast resources. The writer argues ongoing publicity would benefit residents and counters speculation about government support to promote the state’s fertility and beauty.
Announcement for a Steele City Nebraska market item flagged as published weekly and mailed under the 1915 act. The note cites second class mail entry on November 2 and a May 21 1915 date with Steele City Markets branding.
Alfalfa shows strong spring growth escaping May frost damage while advising wait to cut until bloom. News notes movers of a furniture business from Tay lor to Ed Wright buildings and future occupant A T Waters. F G Douglas Medicine Show closes week with crowd from Diller and Hollenberg. Stella Whitney wins popularity ring award. Chamberlains Tablets praised by Mrs Lackie of East Rochester for relief of stomach distress. For sale by all dealers.
Quarterly Conference will be held here next Monday. Colwell was a business caller in Barnes Kansas last week. Jesse Wise went to Davenport last Sunday where he has employment. Irene McKeley and Mayme Nation shopped in Fairbury last Thursday. Harry Barlex's father visited last week. W G Brown and Solo Townsend were business callers to Warbows Tuesday. Frank Barr and family visited Joe Nutters near Washington last Sunday. Bond election last Saturday: 45 votes cast with 43 in favor and 2 against.
George Puffinbarver snipped bags Albert. Shepherd is working for Dade Hartgraves this week. Otis Swett lost a valuable cow Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Belding drove.
Sunday with home folks in Pium. The Kenning hove howled hogs to Endicott Tuesday. F. W. Welle visited his son Charley the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Alex Shepherd spent Sunday at the Will Kellen home. The ball game Endicott versus Reynolds ended with Endicott winning 14 to 16.
The snippet records multiple social visits and events. Mrs Bratton and daughter were mentioned with Phil Asch and family attending a dance at MP. Reeders were present Saturday night. Mrs Mattie Eddieman returned home after Beatrice visit. Mr and Mrs Miller and Henderson and Kerr visited Gav Henderson. Zweifel family from Fairbury spent Sunday at Carl Anne's. Vern Justic visited Fairbury Saturday. Williame couple from Tanovet spent Friday at Haverty home. Howlands party Saturday night well attended. Will Seifferd visited Sam Seifferd's home Thursday.
Mrs. Rader visited a bedside for her father with several calls from Ivan Cusie Catherine Carlson Chariev Compton Anna Malady and Ray Emery at the Storting home Sunday Rosa Minnie Malady Liisda and Lydia Belding were guests. Families traveled between Rock Island and Mahaska for weekend gatherings.
Marie Wilson of Endicott visited her grandmother this week as measles circulate locally. Bonawitz Riddle and Rodgers families report illness. Local students performed a Senior class play titled Home Ties with cast including Martin Winn and George Slaughter. Commencement exercises were held at the school house tonight.
In rural practice, farmers burn straw to create smoke blankets that trap heat from the earth. Clear skies allow heat to radiate away, while smoke from smudges slows cooling and keeps fields warm, though the smoke adds little warmth itself and can blanket large areas.
The fragment shows Cholly asking Lulu to visit after marriage and Lulu jokes about there being nothing to see. The exchange hints at naively affectionate banter and plans for a future wedding. Both characters speak with a playful rural dialect.
Police pursued Richard Campbell thirty five through East End yards as he tried back doors with a peach pie gnashed beyond recognition in his hip pocket and other eatables. The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes the incident as Campbell’s arrest after officers observed suspicious behavior.
The article explains that in Indian regiments subadar equals captain and jemadar equals lieutenant while havildar is sergeant. In cavalry troopers are sowars and the sergeant is daffadar with captains called soran. Gurkhas unique privates are riflemen instead of sepoys.
A fragment praises a local public knitter as one of the most industrious in the community. The line highlights skill and dedication of a respected maker in town.
In a tense confrontation, intervention halted a siege involving a man from Mexico after a reply to a question about laying siege. A judge was involved in the proceedings.
Binks claims he is rising in life and has secured a fifteen story apartment, reflecting ambitious urban advancement.
The prospectus describes new rail lines and cheap lands with deep loam and yellow subsoil across prairie country. It promises a chance for farming households and investment for the rich, with free maps and printing. Also mentions farms offered for exchange by Thi? Riven Varser Laxn Co at Thief River Kalle, Minn.
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