05 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
1
With children back in school it is time to prepare them for winter. We offer a full line of Boys' School Suits designed for growing, active boys. Our suits use strong durable materials to meet every demand for quality and longevity.
Local column records visitors movers and moves around Steele City including purchases and farm changes. Notable items mention births sales remodelling plans and a busy Stock Show with performances concerts and exhibits. Red Cross sewing gathering slated for next Tuesday afternoon.
The Southern Pacific bans mules from using private freight cars after a Fresno farmer used a hay car to shuttle a mule to Floyd and back each day for ten trips. The Flood building order requires the car to continue its journey to give other shippers a chance. If a mule is returned, it must be in a car with tinware or crockery.
Hugh E. Clapp a major in the quartermaster corps on the Nebraska National Guard staff has been appointed adjutant general by Governor Neville. He becomes the fourth adjutant general in as many months succeeding Major J. T. Hollingsworth who retires. Hollingsworth had succeeded Major Walter E. Steele who served as acting adjutant general after Steele stepped in for Colonel Phil Hall.
A punter questions the editor about balancing football coverage with political space, noting uncertainty over what should be cut to fit both topics. The exchange highlights newsroom tensions as editors weigh priorities.
Elmer James relocated his family to a new home this Tuesday, moving from Hollenberg.
Government reports show new uses for waste materials from paratin paper and clay making. The bureau of standards and fisheries service highlight savings and new markets such as tilefish grayfish and sea mussel. A nurse Clara Boehme leaves Lincoln Hospital to train in France and invites correspondence with Steele City friends.
The item promotes Chamberlains Tab as a remedy for constipation with a sales pitch. It claims many illnesses stem from bowel issues and urges regular bowels to prevent them. The ad notes the product is available from all dealers.
A. D. Brown announces a public auction next Tuesday October 9 at his farm one half mile west of Steele City. Sale includes farm implements live stock some household goods and other articles. Auction begins 10 am with lunch at noon.
A clipped agricultural alert warns farmers that a proposed plan may not pay off. The notice emphasizes careful evaluation of costs and benefits before participation.
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