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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
4
Notice appears in a Brece City Nebraska post office listing dated November 20, 1904. It references second class mail status under congressional act of March 1, 1879 and relates to postal service requirements for advance payments.
October 4 1918 record notes Steele City Markets offering No.1 Butter for sale with grain products also listed in market listings.
Jefferson County students gathered for a teachers Institute and a school holiday. Junior Four Minute Speakers were chosen across classes, with plans for a October 12 program and a social hour to engage families. A hundred percent Junior Red Cross membership is emphasized.
George Schmidt and Frank Lange left Saturday for Colorado. Charley Kasparek and family spent Sunday with John Malady.
Mr Stone on the sick list. Mr Ames and Mr Haverty were Washington callers Tuesday. Miss Mary Baker accompanied Mrs Tilden to Concordia. Ray Cassell left Tuesday for Scottsbluff Nebraska to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Osborne Saturday.
A WWI serviceman writes home from France Aug 1918 describing sea travel, seasickness, and long voyage, noting calm seas later and eagerness to land. He mentions avoiding submarines, hopes for visits from Lida, and asks relatives to write back. He signs as Dan R Bracken with unit details and address.
The county issues fall road work prices and guidance to residents urging timely repairs and tool readiness. Officials Homer Yeakle J Koch Heiliger and local editors urge cooperation, outline hourly rates for workers and overseers, and emphasize using proper culverts and bridge ends to prevent damage.
A brief Louisville Courier-Journal item notes the common adage about winning a man’s heart and asks how wives might also win his money, reflecting social expectations in a compact, period-voiced line.
A reader describes chronic headaches digestive issues and insomnia improving after taking Chamberlains Tablets. The seller notes the product is for sale by all dealers and claims lasting health restoration after two months of use.
A Detroit Free Press note quotes a minister asserting that money is not tainted and that the only concern in change is avoiding a plugged quarter. The remark reflects a views on money and integrity in everyday transactions.
Readers note occasional misprints amid a noisy press cycle. Editors promise tighter proofreading while acknowledging the volume of work behind daily editions.
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