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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
4
A. D. Rowon notice states the paper is published every Friday and costs one dollar annually paid in advance. The entry notes date November 24 1904 and mentions Steele City Nebraska in an Act of Congress context.
The notice highlights safety by patronizing local tradesmen and notes November 7 as Sunday School Day across the state. It references fire losses and careless incidents, urges church attendance of any denomination, and promotes The Youth's Companion with sample copies and 1916 forecast. It lists area, land, population, and production stats for Nebraska, and invites new subscriptions.
The note highlights Nebraska as a leading butter producer and notes egg crop value surpassing California's gold and silver output in 1914. Newport in Rock County hosts the world’s largest hay shipping station and Omaha houses a major ore smelter. A Hallowe en supper by the M E Ladies Aid raised about thirty one dollars.
An article recalls political prayer settings and religious tones amid farmer grievances. It condemns anarchistic and un-Christian agitation while urging work for the nation’s success, noting tenant farming suffers without pay and rewards for effort.
The sermon argues Christianity must evangelize the world and train all people at the church door. It urges the local church to become a weekly all–age school of religion through edification and social reform. The church should permeate daily life, training the rich and poor alike.
Peter Radford argues that the global distribution of farm products is the era's biggest issue and that postwar strategy must shift from production to effective distribution. He cites world arable land, crop totals, and population growth, urging improved markets and coordinated government action to prevent hunger while increasing farmer prosperity.
The statement asserts that lasting economic well being depends on continual, stable agriculture as the foundation of prosperity. It reframes prosperity as inseparable from enduring farming and food production.
The text outlines vast quantities of meat poultry and vegetables prepared for meals nationwide. It notes 12 000 pe232es 21 000 hogs 4 600 sheep 2 000 hundredweights of poultry and 549 000 000 pounds of vegetables. It suggests multiplying by a thousand to approximate annual meals and larder content.
A crowded community notice records visitors and family events across Fairbury and nearby towns. Names include Anna Willaford Dick Osborne Martin Bowers and families, Mrs Bernice Bradley and children, Elsie Wells and Nora James, plus several births and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes.
Hollenberg school event in Abie plans to use a building Monday. Henderson led the week’s notes. Frank Wather is in Oklahoma on business. Mary Henderson assists Mrs. Walter Brown this week. Joseph Nutter reported Hanover calls between trains. Willie Aliers left for Marveville to join the bridge gang. Ben Martin of Beatrice visited the Martin family briefly.
Mies Mabel Swett assisted the sick Ovis Swett. A Tuesday haul of corn by Poffin and burger. Viola Cook visited Albert Shepherd’s home over Sunday. Herman Fahrenwald threshed wheat for Wm Compton, Charles Keening, and Ora Austin this week. The Royal east.
Mrs E. On Irwin of New Kensington Pa says her son Edwin is subject to croup and she endured sleepless nights until she learned of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Mothers need not fear this disease if they keep a bottle. obtainable everywhere.
Last week visits span Omaha Fairbury Colorado and Kansas as Mrs Ida Byrnes travels and Grandma Reddick lies ill. The Hallowe en church exercises draw a fine crowd while Grandma Reddick dies Wednesday evening leaving family in Belleville Newson and Steele to mourn.
The notice warns that repeated colds weaken the system and raise risk of serious diseases. It promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a trusted, affordable treatment used by thousands and available everywhere.
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