02 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
1
The season’s first snowfall brings light accumulation and concerns for winter wheat. War tax changes take effect November 2 on postage, amusements, freight, passenger fares, telegraphs, tobacco, and other items. Administrative notices cover bridge moves on the Missouri River and altered train schedules, plus postal rate adjustments and community notices from retailers and churches.
The Zion Lutheran Church invites all to a Reformation observance on Sunday November 4 with services at 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM. The program features gongs recitations and verses by Sunday school acolytes. Otto Berg Ii der, Pastor.
A contentious wedding tale unfolds with sharp exchanges about romance. The couple dismisses sentiment saying nothing romantic about their union while observers note practical, humor-filled remarks. Local sentiment mixes wit and skepticism as details surface.
Fragmentary report declares a prophecy fulfilled as the Red Sea’s northern end dries revealing a former canal that once carried waters from the Nile. The text asserts a fifty foot dry stretch and cites Isaiah verses as justification.
Fragmentary text shows a venting message about sour marriage woes and a note that someone followed a recipe to pull away. The language is cryptic and appears to reference a tense domestic scene without clear names or dates.
A freight agent jokes with a doctor by noting Rex of canned lobster, calling it a case of indigestion. The quip hinges on a punminging moment in a lighthearted exchange.
Farmers are urged to store good wheat varieties Marquis Scotch Fife and Bluestem until next spring for seed. They may sell at a profit not to exceed 15 percent or five to thirty cents per bushel if they choose, with no guaranteed seed sale. Community storage limits seed purity. Mr W L Oswald of the Department of Agriculture can provide details.
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