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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
4
The fragment lists publisher initials and date facts for a Stevie City Nebraska issue dated November 26 1904 with reference to a congressional act. It indicates second class mail status and circulation details typical of early 20th century regional papers.
The obituary items report the death of Mrs. Rebecca Gerard at her daughter’s home near Diller Nebraska on May 24 1915 with funeral at the M E church in Diller and interment in Diller cemetery. Also noted is the death of Mr John Dunbar Lucas and details on Rough family marriages and moves from Indiana to Nebraska with survivors and church affiliations.
Powdered glass forms a layer between two steel plates to stop bullets more effectively than a thick steel plate. Belgian armored cars have used it successfully, while British makers have not adopted it yet. The new British armor plate, a quarter inch thick, withstood severe tests and Belgian vehicles, when damaged, are sent to London for repair.
Peter Radford argues that speculative finance pumps water into farm notes by high interest while real capital remains land. He says farmers pay billions in interest on real estate and chattel loans, harming agriculture and national prosperity. He urges draining financial liquidity from farms to preserve agriculture as the nation’s backbone.
Miss Ella Wells of Fairbury and Harold Kirschener of Lincoln visited in Endicott over the weekend. Mrs. Nina Rable of Fairbury attended a Saturday banquet. Charley Wells and daughter Lucile of Blue Springs visited his mother. Commencement exercises were held Friday with Barney Gill of Lincoln delivering the address. Endicott High School alumni held their annual banquet with Lovie Blauvelt as toastmistress. officers elected Eleanor Savage president Verna McCurdy vice president and Lala Stolting secretary. Ladies Aid served a chicken supper with assorted treats.
Emma Packhardt visited Nora James on Friday. Earl Nutter and family spent Sunday with Ed Allen. Mr and Mrs Will Maret enjoyed a day at the Walter James home.
Mrs. A. L. Luckig of East Rochester New York became ill after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She sobbed in distress and described her symptoms and reaction to the remedy.
Sunday visits at Charley Kenning and Packhardt homes. Kansas relatives with Mr Charley Wilson. Mrs Rader hears of her father's death at 77 with L. Nation family. Rocky Hollow school closes with 78 attendees. Miss Carrico serves ice cream and baskets of dinner. captain ball ends 8 8. Hollenberg high awards three diplomas Sam Correll Mavme Nation Trene McCawley. Rev Harry Caldwell speaker. Card of Thanks from the family.
Carl Ames and family spent Sunday at Steele City. Edmund Bratten was a Washington caller Saturday. Lon Moore and wife visited John Miller’s Sunday. Correll and family visited Harry Fielders Sunday. Manley visited Charley Justis home Sunday. Cliff and Phil Asch shipped a car of hogs to St Joe earlier in the week. Haverty and Bernice visited near Hanover Sunday. Geo Patterson and Mrs Mowry visited by Geo Bixby of Geneva. Vet Frank Loobe of Hanover checked a sick cow. Frank Brenneis with rheumatism left Sunday for springs for treatment.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Joe Agen in a path to the berg involving Mr Townsend and Mrs Townsend. Details are unclear with missing verbs and context.
Mrs Savage visits Mrs Schell this week. Pansy and Mabel Swett drive to Fairbury Tuesday. Miss Flora Carrico visits friends in Fairbury this week. Mr and Mrs Will Garrett spend Sunday at the Compton home. Otis Allen couple visit Tom Anderson home Friday. Sunday evening at W D Shephard home. Walner Lenker and family of Hubbell visit Ed Buqua last week. George Poffinbarger and daughter Hazel visit John Kenning Sunday. Albert Shepherds host Tuesday evening gathering with music and conversation until twelve.
Mrs. Charles Tanner of Wabash Indiana says Chamberlain's Liniment is the best remedy for lame back and similar pains. The ad notes the preparation targets rheumatism and sprains and is favored by those familiar with its qualities.
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