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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
4
Jefferson County Nebraska county court notes a petition by William Earl Turner for final settlement and allowance of final account filed October 30 1918 with hearing set November 30 1888 at 9 00 AM. Parties interested may appear through Louis J Nutzman county attorney for estate.
The report provides the financial condition of the Farmers' State Bank as of the reporting date. It includes assets, liabilities, capital, and earnings, highlighting liquidity and capital adequacy for regulatory review.
The Wet Werk Fund hours show increasing donations with 9am to 5pm totals listed. Newton precinct aims for 1600 and leaders urge late contributors to meet or exceed the target despite hostilities ending and troops still abroad.
A wartime column reproduces letters from soldiers Elmer Birch and Harold Weddell describing the big push in France, billets versus pup tents, and life behind the lines. The piece notes Epinal Nancy Lunéville and other towns visited, with humor about weather, Krupp, and “cooties” as feared by troops. The section ends with an advertisement note for Weil's Tablets and a local Auburn NY dealer notice.
John Malady and family joined Fred Kenning Jr. for a panier. Mr and Mrs Coreen spent Sunday with Will and Mrs Kelley. Almost everyone from the area attended the Steele City celebration Monday night.
Mrs Leitzen visited relatives including Ray and Bun Justis and family. Fred Schmidt of Hanover stayed with his brother Frank. Walter Hayes moved to a new home in Co Frank Graves of Camp Funston visited friends. Mr and Mrs Earhart spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Ed Zweifel and family.
The passage lists Mrs. Otte Kens Ms Mr and Mrs Head at the home of the latter's son, former's sister Mrs Jesse Davis. Mr and Mrs Wolf visiting their daughter Mrs Geo Rathbun then traveling to Omaha to visit relatives. For sale by all dealers Adv.
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