Do Your Best for Family Health and Daily Labor
The saying urges everyone to exert full effort to support their families by keeping their physical condition strong. It warns that half sickness cripples useful work and undermines what one can achieve.
23 May 1919
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
1
The saying urges everyone to exert full effort to support their families by keeping their physical condition strong. It warns that half sickness cripples useful work and undermines what one can achieve.
Last Saturday felt like a holiday with an unusually large gathering of locals and strangers alike, the largest in recent memory.
Local items report Steele City schools closed for the day. C C Andrews buys land near the cemetery. Perlie Reynolds returns from Denver. Farmers prepare corn planting. hay racks advertised. Several residents move houses and welcome new tenants. Weather and hail events affect farm work. insurance premiums rise under new state law. Dale Babcock returns from Camp Funston with Pershing citation. A Jersey cow loss and orchard damage follow recent hail.
Memorial Day preparations include a memorial address by Rev. Priestley at the Methodist church Sunday at 3 PM. G A R members invite veterans from the Spanish American War and World War to meet near the bank and march to the church and cemetery. A program of music and exercises will be held in the opera house.
Alli Woodmen are asked to attend a meeting on Tuesday evening the 27th where a vote on an amendment will be taken.
The Farmers Co operative association meeting scheduled for Friday has been postponed to Saturday evening. Members are urged to attend for important business to be discussed.
The M. E. Church schedules a Sunday service at 11 o clock with a special early sermon. At 8 pm the memorial sermon honors Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans. League and evening preaching follow. Pastor T C Priestley invites all to attend.
W E Willey lists eight to ten good Poland China male pigs weighing 175 to 200 pounds and cholera immune for sale with pricing described as worth the money. The ad also mentions a diet tip and Chamberlain's blotters for constipation.
Oregon is noted as a breeding state where pure-bred sires fetch high prices with many individuals selling for over 500 dollars. The report emphasizes demand for high quality stock and signals strong market activity among local breeders.
F. W. Lowe delivered Ford cars to Geo. Hudson and Earl Cooper this week, increasing local brand sales and expanding service reach in the area.
Fred Wilson and his parents from near Fairbury visited here last Sunday, sharing time and stories with local residents during a day trip.
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