Steele City Market Opens This Week
A notice for November 17, 1919 announces the Steele City Market opening with details unreadable in the fragment. Authorities urge local merchants and residents to attend and participate in the new market event.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1916
Page
4
Ber Sen Subject to Cresp
Mrs. E C Irwin of New Kensington Pa writes her son Edwin is subject to seizures and that she tried Chamberlains Remedy after learning of it. She states it always gave her relief and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Edwin
E. C. Irwin
New Kensington
Chamberlain
Ted
Ail
Help Wanted Local Representatives in Steele City Area
The Ladies' Home Journal The Saturday Evening Post and The Country Gentleman seek local representatives to manage renewals for subscriptions in Steele City and surrounding area. Salary plus commission. Experience desirable but not essential. Send references to Box 654 Curtis Publishing Company Independence Square Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Steele City
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Lazy Bill Patton to Appears in Fairbury Next Tuesday
Peculiar Comedian Mr Patton with his excelent company brings Lazy Bill to Fairbury next Tuesday. Dr Hale role praised while Patton's performance and the full company earn high marks for scenery effects and overall quality. Audience expected to crave more from this season's standout attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. B. Patton
Fairbury
Uesday
Dr.Hale
Lazy Bill
Mr. Patton
Faddy's amateur concert called a howling success
A local amateur concert featuring Mrs. Faddy drew strong crowds and lively response. Attendees praised the performances and the event's overall charm, even as some critics noted rough edges in early numbers.
Husband asks about wife pestering for money
A speaker notes his wife constantly pressuring him for funds while another says the money is demanded by the sellers she buys from. The exchange contrasts personal financial pressure with vendor requests.
Quotation Exchange on Hunger and Cooking
A wry exchange contrasts concern for those scrambling for meals with a cook’s cheerful attitude. The remark highlights social appetite for help vs. the kitchen’s ordinary task of preparing breakfast eggs.
Food and Exercise Align with Ancestral Activity
The article argues that cooking increases appetite and that modern diets tempt excess. It stresses balance between muscular activity and food intake, suggesting we should match consumption to physical exertion to avoid health harm.
Practical Home Calendar for 1917 from Youth's Companion
The Publishers of The Youth's Companion offer subscribers a 1917 calendar described as artistic and well colored. It is practical in use and named the Practical Home Calendar, a seasonal gift for paid subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Youth’s Companion
Ice harvest warning and local social notes in Mount Vernon
Correspondence from Mount Vernon reports cold weather and preparations for an ice harvest. Local updates include Chas Wilson's new house nearing plastering, visits by Miss Lillie Cook to Endicott, Harry Vaughn visiting his parents, Eva Shepherd returning from Steele City, and Mrs. John Carmony's death with community sympathy. Fred Perkins plans to move to the old Fahrenwald place for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wilson
Lillie Cook
Roy Riley
Endicott
Harry Vaughn
Eva Shepherd
Thad
Steele City
John Carmony
Fred’ Perkins
Kansas Line
Fahrenwald Place
Funeral attendance and community notes amid local changes
Creek visited friends Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral of Mr J W Carmony Sunday. Ovecar Yeakle and wife visited Sunday at the home of Wm F Bonawitz. W Slaughter plans shipping three car loads of baled alfalfa. The Burlington is rebuilding the porn house destroyed by fire. Tonight a literary program will be given by local seniors with dialogues recitations and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek
Ovecar Yeakle
Local social notes and moves around Route 1 Miss Wilma Moore
A crowded social week includes Mrs. Ames aided by Miss Wilma Moore Route 1. Mrs. R. Miter visits with Mrs. Martin in town. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ames call on Washington. Correll and Bernard deliver millet seed there. Mrs. Kerr Henderson and Depue visit Mrs. Guy Henderson. Tilden and Mary Baker visit Jos Brenner’s. Seifford’s visiting mother leaves. Oyster supper and dance at Frank Ellison’s draws a crowd. Mrs. Gee New and children from Robinson Kansas visit Bratten. The Fielder and Ellison families host visits as Earl Dean moves to old mill property and Ed Justis and Bun Justis relocate to adjacent farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma“Moore
Frank Ellison
Gee
New and Children
Robinson
Kansas
Edmund Bratten
Mrs. Smith
Hutchinson
Fielder
Ellison
Earl Déan
Ed Justis
Whitney
Bun Justis
Neighborhood News Nips and Snaps of Family Life
Local items note Woodrow Wilson tribute by Clarence Price working for John Byron. Visits include George and Art Kenning to brother Fred. New baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Garrett on Saturday Nov 11. A light snowstorm brings cold weather and Mrs. Williams suffers rheumatism while Mrs. Cramer remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
Woodrow. Wilson
Clarence Price
John Byron
George
Art Kenning
Fred
Malady
Henry Williams
Hugh Garrett
ER. Dade
Dade
Rock Island
Ill
Fred Kenning
Art
Ameil
Perry Carrico
Flora
Anna
Rosa
Minnie
Poffinbarger
Hazel
Fred Kenning, Jr
Mildred
Wilson
Charlotte
Woodrow
Mids Lillie Cook
Neighborhood notes and holiday gatherings in Rock Island area
Miss Sylvia Belding returns home from Missouri and Iowa after a two week visit. Miss Minnie James visited over Sunday with relatives near Haddam Kansas. Neighbors and friends attended Mrs. Dade's new Rock Island home with music and shared baskets. A Christmas two in one offer promotes Youth's Companion and McCall's Magazine with details on issues, calendar, and patterns for 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Belding
Missouri
Iowa
Minnie James
Haddam
Kans
Walter James
Youth’s Companion
McCall's Magazine
Youth’s'Companion
Call’s Magazine
America
McCall’s Magazine
McCall
Notice of Hearing on Petition For Adoption
Notice of hearing on petition for adoption in Jefferson County Nebraska. Frederick Wright minor case, Richard Lambert Neal Middleton petitioners seek adoption. hearing set in county courthouse on December 1 1914 with objections to be considered. County Judge Louis Nutzman listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Frederick Wrig
Aung
Wis
Richard Lambert
Neal Middee
Seid
Kredertex’ Wright
Saist Wort
Ounty Coast
Ning
Uyieck
Lovis.t
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiene Oes
Aess
Congress
Steele City Market
Drs. Grace and
George DuVal
Physicians and Surgeons
Depot
Doubious
Barber’s Cafe
Farmers State Bank
Aml
Jong
New York Medical Journal
Mount Vernon
F. M. Walburn
Eick
Cramer
Ladies Aid Society
Joe Nutter
Mesdames Harris
Griffing
McNish
Maladhy
Cuthbert
Schmidt
Bower
Davis
Troxel
Jennings
Dewey
Lucile McNish
Rosa Maladhy
CurTis Woo S
Curtis
Corea
Seseendbaul
Paul St
Boston
W.b.patton
Cartein
Steele’s Opera House
F D. ‘Coburn
Renee Ruth
Aaifa
Ats Mestears
Kapeas
Astur
P. Coburn
ST. Joseph
Miles
Mervine
Me &T
Louis Elg
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