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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
4
A Lafayette Trek reader from Homer City, Pa reports children objecting to a cough remedy for kids. The note claims the medicine contains no opium or narcotic and can be given confidently, with dealers advised to stock it.
Local notes report 189 votes cast last Tuesday. Residents and visitors travel to Fairbury on weekends. School events, store ads and personal visits fill the week. Church services and harvest remarks mark community life with social ties and local business notices.
Roofs raised for living space at Wm. Pearson’s home while Ray Justis and A. T. Phelps update buildings. J. H. Ellermeier adds a 16 by 16 poultry shed and cement walk. Town hall walls rise and roof soon follows. Mrs. T E B Andrews dies at 72 of heart failure near the state line, leaving a husband five children and a grandson Orlando Cook. She valued her Bible and its consoling quotes.
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Report from a Steele City event describes Steinmetz hosting a large group on 70 acres with 70 men and 48 beanie. Ladies provided baskets, treatment for Steinmetz after Omaha hospital stay noted. Also covered is Steele City girls defeating Hollenberg 4 3 at halftime, final Steele City 16 to none in boys game.
A local man recalls a lodge meeting interrupted by a mosquito that bit the presiding officer as he tried to read a document. The insect distracted the audience, scattered pages with a breeze, and persisted as the business continued amid the buzzing.
The Greham family, previously living in this area, has come back from Missouri after a short absence. They have moved in with Mrs. Lenker.
Bear in mind that Chamberlain's Tablete not only itore the bowels but improves the appetite and strengthen the digestion. For sale by all dealers.
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