02 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1914
Page
1
A fragmentary poem about a movie theater night and a romance ends with a public notice of Fairbury’s special election. The article notes the defeat of a proposition to switch Fairbury’s government form from mayor and council to a two councilman and a judge system in a largely light voter turnout of 395.
The Royal Neighbors held a social in the hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lambert visited relatives in Guide Rock Nebraska this week. Mrs. I. E. Beach spent several days with her daughter Mrs. Frank Wells, who has been sick. The post office was moved Wednesday evening to Jane's store with Miss Mayme in charge.
Birth announced a boy to Mr and Mrs Ray Justis. Numerous brief visits and visits throughout the region include Mrs Listie Palmer with Mrs Ed Zweifel, Chas Seitz to St Joseph with stock, Harry Fielder and family at Ed Correll's, Leiteen visiting relatives in Hanover, Otto Leitzen and Geo Patterson in Fairbury, and the Liberty Embroidery Club meeting with Mrs Bratten. Several trips and family visits connect residents of Odell Morrowville Steele City Idaho and Eminem with relatives and friends.
Clement Lowell Harriss, two year old son of Mr and Mrs R C Harriss of Fairbury, earned second place in the Better Baby contest at the Lincoln state fair. Among about four thousand entries, the Harriss claim pride in their child’s showing and a cash prize of 9.
What would you do right now if you had a severe cold. Could you do better than to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is highly recommended by people who have used it for years and know its value. Mrs. C Sargent of Peru Indiana says it is worth its weight in gold and she recommends it. For sale by all agents.
Republican candidates led by R. B. Howell plan an automobile tour of the county on Saturday October 3 with the Fairbury band. They will speak in Plymouth at 9 A M Daykin at 10 A M Reynolds at 1 P M Endicott at 2 P M Steele City at 3 P M Diller at 4 30 P M and Fairbury thereafter.
A lawyer’s writing turns a simple orange gift into a formal conveyance. The passage mocks legal phraseology by granting rights to bite, cut, suck, and give away the orange with rind pulp and pits, as if ownership extended to every part and option. Byron Advocate.
Persian carpets surpass those from India due to superior materials. Kashmir wool, including fine pashm, yields silk like softness used in abawls. Indian weavers use a paper cipher to dictate stitches and colors, while boys weave the pile under the head weaver's dictation, building the carpet mechanically.
Mrs. Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport says Chamberlain's Tablets cured her of bilious attacks and headaches and revived her whole system after using several bottles. Sold by all dealers.
C. W. Lambert visited from Endicott on Saturday. W. C. Palmer and N. Willey rode to Fairbury on Monday’s freight. Rev. Henkel arrived from Nemaha Wednesday with his car of household goods. Mrs. Henkel and their young daughter arrived Thursday morning.
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