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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes a weekly reminder in a city paper. Little readable detail shows which events or notices are involved beyond the recurring Friday prompt.
Enrollment was 23 with an average attendance of 20 and tardiness at 3. Names listed include Ims Bidom Harley Thrapp Vern om Adee Charlie Crinklaw Susan Tavier Clara Hunnicutt Floyd Hoeft Harriet Allen Dolive Reynolds Roy Phelps Wallace Palmer Mabel Adeo Floyd Porter Bara Allen Chester Hunnicutt Gertrude Andrews, with the teacher noted.
Last Saturday afternoon a linen shower was held at Miss Julia West’s Lanham home. A three course luncheon accompanied the reception, with a red and white table setting for twelve. Miss Boettcler received many beautiful and useful linen pieces.
An old note touts a children's cough remedy bought in Pittsburgh three years ago. The writer says the medicine soothes coughing and is pleasant for children to take, with trust placed in the product for family use.
Creditors of Reuben A L Babcock deceased must meet the executor before the county judge at the county court room in Nebraska on April 30 1915 at one o clock. This notice calls for creditors to present claims as required by law and to appear as directed.
After January 1 I will charge shaving. R. J. Earhart, Tam in the market for stock hogs to run after cattle. C. C. Andrews. For Sale-Dry chunk wood and stove wood. Wm. Pearson. Steele City Nebr. Edith Lambert improving from illness. Subscriptions offered for daily paper until April 1 for $1.00. Perl Roderick family visiting Andy Belding. Plan to move to Nebraska. Ladies Aid recounts a ten dollar shortfall. C. L. Clark reports garden potatoes. W. A. Compton visited town to renew subscription. cane needed after a fall last July. Mrs. G. B. White and children traveling to Webb City Mo and St Joseph Mo. Woman's Club meeting at Mrs. Millice home. study on Artists. Margarite May, nine months old, dies after illness. funeral held Friday.
Local residents and visitors share weekend travels and calls across Steele City Washington Endicott and Minden Nebraska. Notables include Mrs Frank Miller, Miss Grace Mc Morris, Sam Seifford and families, and George Townsend visiting from Nebraska while embroidery and social visits recur through the week.
Mrs McLeod bought ten yards of silk advertised in a daily paper but received only a money order from the government. the advertiser was jailed for four years for defrauding via the mails. The note comes from the Washington Kansas Palladium.
John Southey Orr died at 4 AM yesterday at his home 591 Ivy street in Missoula after a long illness. Born October 10 1885 in Hamilton Ontario he served in the Methodist Episcopal church from 1859 to 1893 and moved from Canada to Nebraska in 1883 later settling in Missoula to be with his sons O B S Orr and J C Orr. Survived by wife two sons and daughter Nellie Orr his funeral is at 3 PM today at the Methodist church with Rev Charles D Crouch and the local Masons assisting following cremation interment at Missoula cemetery.
A fow pure Poland China sow or gilt listed for sale by L. Payne. The notice states pigs available for purchase in a rural market or sale setting. No further details on price or quantity provided.
The Youth's Companion announces a calendar for 1915 will be gifted to every paid subscriber. The calendar is described as a gem of calendar making with rich decorative mounting and practical use.
Attendance grows in all departments. Choir practice Wednesday 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday. Sunday school Sabbath 10 am. Epworth League 6 30 pm on preaching day. Love Feast 11 10 am with short sermon. Preaching 7 30 pm themed The Spotless Humanity of Jesus. Pastor E I Hixiiy invites all truth lovers to attend.
State board of agriculture estimates 198 451 men over 21 on Nebraska farms and 103 018 women. 2013 assessors report 130 190 men and 104 860 women.
Farmers and railroad interests clash over proposed grain freight rate increases as the commission prepares hearings. Protest and counterarguments surface from both sides, with farmers and associations urged to study the impact before the case proceeds.
An eight mile south of Edgar prairie fire burned over 900 acres of grass driven by high winds. Flames crossed three wagon roads and destroyed multiple stacks of hay. A teacher and the school were saved as neighbors aided in preventing further damage.
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