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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
4
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A damaged OCR fragment quotes a provocative line about life and privacy. The snippet references advantages and never worrying about a bodily act, signaling a humorous or controversial stance without clear context or attribution.
Mr Haverty fills the silo this week and Ralph Howland visits relatives in town. Mr and Mrs Correll called on Friday in Washington. Joe Alexa and Frank Brenneis hosts for Sunday gatherings. Several residents travel to Washington to fetch fruit shipped in. A surprise birthday party for Roy Emery drew a large turnout. Guests at Henry Bundeday’s Sunday include Kenning and Zweifel families and other kin.
Miss Mildred Anderson spent Saturday night with Sylvia Belding. John Malady and family visited Charlie Compton on Sunday. Clarence Price moved Friday from Fairbury to Kansas. Gus Fmery and family were guests at Charlie Fisher home near Diller. Most everybody around here is participating in weekend activities.
The passage advises discreetly addressing misrouted mail and missing figures. It suggests writing a brief note to the correct recipient, and if unresolved, escalating to a higher authority for final resolution. It emphasizes independence and timely action over dwelling on errors.
Yale University reports that one fifth of living graduates practice law while one fourth of current students prepare for it. In education medicine and ministry the professions aligned with broad usefulness, law closely follows in occupations favored by wealthier families. Yale devotes about 23 or 24 percent of its resources to law related pursuits.
C. V. Wilson of Company A 5th Nebraska Infantry sends a long letter from Camp Cody Deming New Mexico describing the journey from Lincoln via Missouri Pacific Railroad, crossing into Mexico, scenic mountains and desert, and training junk in a sandy area with 41,000 soldiers stationed and 45,000 more expected. He mentions bugler duties and hopes of going to Europe to face the Kaiser.
Philomena Boehme recounts arrival in Nooksack at 3 45 p m on Monday the 17th with friends driving to Everson a mile away in their Maxwell. She writes of a new home with fruit trees pears cherries plums and notes cherries differ from Nebraska taste. Rain begins Monday morning and continues Tuesday evening. She plans to start school next Monday and visit the Washington state fair this week sending best wishes to Steele City friends.
Samuel McChord Crothers suggests a test for books asking which stay shut on the shelf. He notes dull works can’t trap you, while well chosen ones invite reading without shouting. References Carlyle and Lamb emphasize quiet, thoughtful voices over loud ones.
A damaged text fragment mentions money and a husband with unclear bank references. The terse lines suggest financial strain and possible marital dispute without clear names or locations.
The Daily Paper notes it has not increased subscription prices yet. It contrasts with others whose rates rose to 9 50 to 18 00 yearly. It cites market volatility and publisher arguments for maintaining old rates while stressing value and independent reporting.
A late ad promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family. It claims quick relief from sudden colic and diarrhoea and urges prompt treatment until a physician is reached, noting the product is sold by all dealers.
In the matter of cn on law Rear ru ning Walter E Willey is appointed administrator. October 22 at o'clock m is set for hearing in the county court at Fairbury. All interested persons may appear to show why the petition should not be granted. Notice to all interested by publication in Steele City Press for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Loum J. Nurzman Sears County Judge. F A Wutter for state.
Plaintiffs filed September 17 1917 in Jefferson County Nebraska District Court to quiet title to lots 2 3 4 5 6 block 1 and parts of lots within Persels Thompsons Subdivision Steele City Jefferson County so all heirs devisees personal representatives and interested parties in estates of Charles J Harms Emma V Halloran W H Phillips and others are notified to appear and answer. The action targets claimed estates and unknown owners and heirs of listed individuals in relation to blocks and lots described. Established defendants include J Harris Alice Jerma Elizabeth Evans Julia Miller Seaman Russell Elmer Schock and Charles E Miller Co along with others. Interest extends to the northwest quarter of section 19 township north range 4 east of the 6th P M Nebraska.
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