13 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
1
School notes describe basketball game Saturday night with students Goltie Laher and Kime Harteet attending. Visits by Coons, Catherine James absence, and various classroom activities in middle and primary rooms with decorative Thanksgiving turkeys and monitors reporting woodwork progress.
A court report describes a Saturday afternoon incident where a farmer fled with 2200 from Mrs Marie M Cothy and details a related breach of bond money case. Mrs Coleman won a suit for damages against Tavener for alleged liquor given to her husband and Loeper’s involvement as bondsman. Mantz Mack represented Loeper. judgement discharged against Loeper before final settlement.
A social welfare body recognized by the War Department organizes trained nurses for field ambulance and hospital work. It plans to mobilize 42506 personnel with an estimated 65 percent likely to answer the call, under Admiralty and War Office coordination with hospital staff. The South African war influenced its present structure and aims to avoid past disarray among independent nursing groups.
Robert Hehe spent several days at Odell. Mr. Croft made a business trip to Omaha. Paul Coppes and family visited Banday at Otto Leiteen's. Ray Jostio and family visited Sunday at Charley Justio's. Charley Justio and wife transacted business in Washington Friday. Miss Flossie Horine of Washington visited with Mrs. Bratten and Mrs. Bokheimer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Justin visited with his brother near Silver Cliff. Mrs. Wolf and Miss Viola Davis shopped in Washington Saturday. Miss Ethel Wilson from Edison Neb came to visit her sister Mia. Roy Finetin and Mrs. Thompson of Washington visited with Mrs. Bratten. Jr and Mex WHE Wilson of Samos visited with his parents. Frank and Joe Alexa were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Barnes and Mrs. Alexa of Hanover. The Embroidery Club met with Misses Angie and Ada Fielder. A work party afternoon was spent by all.
A historical note recalls an anecdote about a publisher attempting a commencement address before a class of women graduates. The scene centers on BS McChire and a taunting, mishandled manuscript backed by an editor’s anxious decisions and the ensuing uproar over the upcoming speech.
A historian finds a story of two wealthy ranchmen pursued by Indians who hid their fortune in a cave near a Thayer county site. The account notes a limestone cave, fortifications, and a fatal siege. bodies burned, later found, with coins linked to a Aburnathy connection.
The restocking of national forest streams in the White Mountains and southern Appalachians will proceed as fish supplies become available. The Forest Service is organized to carry on this work with minimal interference to regular activities and emphasizes careful handling of fish.
An endorsement quotes Justice Brewer praising The Youths Companion as a comprehensive family paper. It promises entertaining fiction current information and wholesome news for all ages and invites free trials and 1915 forecasts with subscription details from Tax Yourus Comrantex at 144 Berkeley Street Boston Mass.
Mrs J B Cool of Indiana Pa praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing her child's croup and easing phlegm and coughing. The ad states the remedy cut phlegm and relief came quickly and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Mrs Blanché of Indiana Pa shares that her son suffered indigestion and poor appetite for years. After trying various foods, she found Chamberlain's Tablets and reports noticeable improvement after a few bottles. Sold by all.
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