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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
4
An old advertisement claims Smn & Child best cough medicine for children. It mentions a testimonial about a child’s severe cold and coughing, urging readers to call for the product and its efficacy.
Creditors of the deceased Reuben L. Babcock must appear before the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge at the court room on April 5 1925 at 1 PM to present their claims for exam and adjustment. All claims must be filed by April 5 1915 to avoid barred rights. Published in the Sibley Press for four weeks prior to April 5 1915. C Boyle County Judge.
Local notes report visits by Dr. DuVall and Ef Bryant, births, market talk on stock hogs, school visits by Harriss, trips to St Joseph, and a mix of sales ads. Thanksgiving service planned with community dinner, and a ladies luncheon with games and music hosted for Mrs Meyers departure.
A South Dakota bound Oxford student died after a fall on the Alps. The body was found at the bottom of a slope, and authorities are investigating the tragedy as a fatal accident involving a university student.
Mrs Mathews and Mrs Fell McKay faced a heated dispute that led to a claim of ear biting. In court Mrs Matthews produced a glass jar of her severed ear preserved in alcohol as proof, prompting Magistrate Levy to order a further hearing and allowing the case to proceed.
London report notes Mrs James B. Eustis, widow of the former U S ambassador to France, accompanied by Mrs Linda Thom of Philadelphia during a London visit.
In Haw Bottom Maryland Blanche Wiles and Margaret Biddle clashed on a local public road. both residents of the area, the two women exchanged blows over a dispute described in the report as a quarrel about merits.
Confederate veteran Chapman testifies the heat of battle is a physical reality not poetry. He recalls a 1864 Virginia raid: bitter cold, two hundred mile march, frozen limbs, numb fingers, and a rapid surprise assault that ended in a five minute Union retreat.
The bark departed Hamburg and after 146 days reached San Francisco. Crew recall that Mimi the black cat went overboard during a dire moment and the weather cleared the same day, allowing the ship to press toward Pacific waters. They credit the feline's loss with the ship's chance to survive the voyage.
Advertisement notes a patent remedy for Chamberlain's Tablets claiming they move the bowels and improve appetite and digestion. For sale through all dealers.
A sworn affirmation dated November 19 1914 is certified by H E Crarr Notary Public with A D Bowen as Editor and Publisher. The brief statement confirms the signature or pledge of the document. The text centers on formal attestation of the publication leadership and notarization.
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