Fragmentary Steele City notice hints at local needs
Partial readable lines speak to present conditions in Steele City and advice to residents about addressing daily wants in improved form, though details are unclear.
26 May 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
1
Partial readable lines speak to present conditions in Steele City and advice to residents about addressing daily wants in improved form, though details are unclear.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Anna Quite. A number from the community attended and discussed plans related to the recent events and local activities.
Local visits include Mrs Lenker and R C Harriss. births, weddings, and graduations are noted. Community events cover church activities, a river bridge delay from high water, crop prospects, and preparations for Decoration Day. A quiet wedding joins Henrietta Thiele and C K Cook as they plan to settle near Hanover.
Schmoller and Mueller Piano Company of Omaha Nebraska offers buyer in Steele City a piano with a payable balance to be settled by cash or five dollars per month. instrument to be turned over to the first party meeting the terms.
Last Friday Steele City celebrated its first twelfth grade commencement at the opera house. Despite rain a full house enjoyed a program featuring Maude Willey piano, Rev Hinkle invocations, Henry Abrams vocal, and remarks by Rev Orrill of Fairbury on “The Path to Power.” Diplomas were presented by Allen T. Phelps. Beulah Babcock won a four year college scholarship with 95 plus, Hallie James second, Hazel Condit third. Ten graduates named Beulah Babcock Elsie Bugbee Hazel Condit Hallie James Carrie Wright DeWitt Sherman Bryant.
Millet seed for sale at one dollar per bushel contact Henry Williams. Also listed are attendees from here at the County Sunday School Convention held at Rock Creek: Mrs. C. S. Clark, Mrs. Robi Thompson, Mrs. N. M. Forsha, Mrs. A. T. Phelps, Hazel Condit, Viola Kerr, Nettie Tatman, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ellermeier, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gretzinger, Wayne and Ross Goons, Fay Clark.
An advertisement for Chamberlains Liniment claims it relieves chronic or muscular rheumatism and provides pain relief worth its cost. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
The board approved Miss Kallanbarger as assistant principal for next year, completing the teaching staff. Remaining appointees include John I Engleman as superintendent, Miss Holcomb as principal, Grace Bugbee in grammar, Grace Hinkle in intermediate, and Goldie Luhm as primary.
One of the most successful preparations for whooping cough is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. S W McClinton of Brandon Springs Alabama reports giving Chamberlain's Remedy to his baby with whooping cough and obtaining relief.
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