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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
4
The text shows an unclear legal notice from Nebraska with fragments referencing sections and dates. It hints at a state action or filing and conditions near a closing, but the readable content is too fragmentary to determine a specific action, party, or deadline.
The document dated May 29, 1914 declares the will of the Democratic electors for the primary to be held August 11, 1914, naming Peter Gill as a party figure or candidate.
Carl Brenneis visited Elearnor Green and Mrs. Correll near Ham last Friday. Charlie Justis and family saw their daughter Mrs. Manley on Sunday. Roy Haverty returned home Saturday from LaCrosse Wisconsin after several months away. Joe Alexa W G Brown Frank Brenneis and Gee Mowry drove to Fairbury on business Saturday.
A final settlement. Mr Leaper pays Mrs Colman 5600 and costs after long supreme court proceedings. In other notes, sixth to eighth graders led by Miss Sarah Coleman enjoyed a canyon outing with Paul Hoeft and Harry Brocn, ending with a girls prepared supper and lemonade by the boys.
Articles of Incorporation filed for THE STEELE CITY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY in Jefferson County Nebraska. Principal business in Steele City to erect and lease buildings for entertainment and buy sell real estate. Commencement May 1914 termination May 1964 with three directors and officers. liability limited to one fifth paid up capital. Lists many incorporators and trustees including H E Clapp J Minkler J Ellermeier C Clark and W Palmer.
Gertrude and Ines Specht and Donald along with Clara Barbee appear counted absent. Clara Bugbee Mildred Sishalt and Alice Specht are listed as absent. One half day excused for Ferp Kishalt for illness and Donald Bugbee for one half day. Ruth Bugbee, the teacher, signs.
Migs Brink of Jansen met with Mrs Callender this week in a local encounter. Details of the meeting were not disclosed.
An old ad copy touts tablets that supposedly keep men healthy by keeping bowels regular and appetite and digestion steady. It claims the product prevents illness and is sold by all druggists.
To Fairbery W noon, the final three named prepare to attend a close play given by the high school.
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