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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
4
The Primary class completed a list of 83 sight words and began reading in their books. Miss Mildred Kiskall covered Miss Elis room during her absence due to an illness, with hopes of naming substitutes soon. The Seventh and Eighth grades were taught together with an AER program reference.
The text discusses Algebra I and XI progress with multiplication and quadratics, plane geometry advances, and a class experimenting with inequalities. It also warns of ship safety issues including a water tight door, torn bulkheads, and drain pipes lacking non return valves, recommending timber splitters as temporary protection.
The piece argues America faces a historic food shortage due to farm labor shortages. It highlights the need to maximize 1919 food production and promotes expanding the United States Boys' Working Reserve as a vital labor source for farms nationwide.
Mrs Cuthbert sold 18 turkeys Saturday and earned 1.60. Charley Compton aided Rus in selling corn fodder. Charley and Minnie Malady welcomed a baby girl born Thursday November 7. Noah Troxel returned from Lincoln County Nebraska with land. Frances Clark fractured his arm riding a pony near Powell and is cared for in Fairbury.
The message cites Richard Hatton director of publicity for the U S Boy's Working Reserve urging boys to answer the national call. It frames youth action as central to national effort and national defense during a time of mobilization.
The Youth's Companion has been a popular Christmas present for nearly a century. It remains affordable and meaningful, a weekly family paper that lasts throughout the year, especially valuable in serious times.
An ad promotes a $2.50 offer including The Youths Companion and McCalls Magazine with option for separate addresses. A Nebraska Jefferson County court orders a hearing on W R Turner estate final settlement for November 30 1918 at 9 AM, with notices to interested parties via The Steele City Press for three weeks.
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