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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
8
Mrs. E. O. Irwin of Kensington Pa reports her son Edwin suffers from croup and that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy gives relief with sleepless hours in the night. The product is advertised as sold by all dealers.
Louise from the university near Lincoln will speak on Planning Meals. An expert in domestic science will discuss the topic and its relevance. All ladies of the community are invited to attend this event.
The Steele City Press published weekly by A. D. Rough lists subscription at 1.00 annually paid in advance. It notes entry as second class mail at Steele City Nebraska under the Act of Congress dated March 6.
A meeting to reorganize the literary society will be held next Friday evening at the opera house. A short program is planned and all are invited. Men pay 10 cents and ladies may attend free.
Albert Shepherd left Sunday to husk corn near Lincoln. Arthur Bakewell and his bride returned to Cheyenne after visiting relatives here. F A Carmony spoke at a Dry meeting. A Hallowe en party was held at the hall Tuesday evening. Will Kellie to supervise a new garage across from Kellie’s store. Floyd Simpson and family left Monday for Iowa in a Ford. Clyde Williams hosted a teen party Thursday night. C W Reynolds is building a garage and Will Kellie will manage it upon completion.
Compton husks corn for the Osborne family. Mr. Bonawitz works on Compton’s barn this week. Andy Belding and family visit Norman Fentiman and the Chan Wilson home. Fred Kenning and family spend Sunday with the Garretts. Francis Pearson and wife and Roy Riley at Chan Wilson’s Thursday. Mr. Dade’s sale drew a large crowd with brisk selling. George Schmidt returns from Colorado after a weeks stay. Rocky Hollow school children sold six dozen pencils to Lincoln Pencil Firm. Neighbors attend Will Kelley party near Endicott Saturday night.
Political advertisement endorses Charles F Stark for County Assessor. Signed by Lyman Brown J W McDonnell John Koch um Robinson I Bonham P C Huber, noting Stark's 25 years known, eight years as precinct assessor, real estate and insurance work, auctioneering, farming, and deep county ties.
Mrs Fielder visits Geo Baker home on Sunday. Fred Justis and Dick Osborne spent Saturday in Fairbury. Ratzlaffs and family visited Frank Brenneis Saturday. Cookes spent Sunday at Boettcher’s east of Steele City. Wilma and Grace Moore stayed Saturday night with Walton. Pat Haverty attended Salina as Farmers Union delegate. Mrs Nash of McCook and Ellen Garrett visited Geo Mowry Sunday. Frank Miller and family visited J Y Miller at Fairbury last week. J F a of Washington seeks Pee geat Frank 3 evening to chavari him and his.
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. Walker wife of Rev S T Walker former pastor of the M F church following a seven week illness at her Lexington Nebraska home on October 26. The letter notes Leila suffered injuries from a recent auto accident eight weeks ago with a broken right arm and loose ligaments.
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