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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
4
New Philadelphia Mint Dime Series To Feature Greek Figure
A forthcoming series of dimes from the Philadelphia mint will depict an ancient Greek woman on one side and the familiar authority emblem on the reverse. About a quarter of a million coins will be issued in a few months, with roughly ten thousand bearing the current year’s date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Mint
Lincoln Journal
Stung Tobacco Licenses in Town, Report Says
In a brief item from Jansen News it is stated that W. J. Steer and H. C. Friesen were swindled out of tobacco license fees by a self presented collector who collected in town several weeks ago. The impostor remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Steer
H. C. Friesen
Jansen News
State Treasurer Hall praised for reforms and debt reduction
Bank cashier R S Wilfrey backs re election of George E Hall citing efficiency and cash basis reforms that reduced the state tax levy and state debt management. The county supt urges school attendance while promoting a Chicago musical comedy and moving pictures at Steele City fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Wilfrey
Farmers’ State Bank
George E. Hall
Elks Name Frank L. Rains to Judiciary Committee
Frank L. Rains of Fairbury has been appointed as a member of the Grand Lodge Elks Committee on Judiciary. The Fairbury Journal notes the honor reflects well on Fairbury Lodge and cites Rains’ three years on the Law committee, including prior service as a member and as chairman. The Judiciary committee reviews by law amendments for 1,350 lodges and statues amendments at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Rains
Fairbury
Grand Lodge of the Elks
The
Fairbury Journal
Mr. Rains
Elks
Grand Lodge
Fairbury Lodge
United States
Fairbury Elks
Elkg
Rain
Take Cold Advice Promotes Cough Remedy Use
A fragment urges care with colds and promotes 9 Cough Remedy and a dose of pone as advisable. The text hints at dangers of colds and the need for treatment.
Endicott Hodges and local social notes
Correspondence notes Hodges visiting Lincoln this week. Boy Scouts attended Fairbury Sunday. Phil Dawson in Omaha on business. Sunday School Day is October 8. A reception honored Rev. J C Dillon at the church Wednesday. Mrs. Rader of Sioux City visiting her sister Mrs. Schappaugh. Mrs. F M Walburn hosted a party for her son Willard Saturday night. School faculty plans a Lecture Course beginning October 13 with a male quartet. Mrs. Lenker temporarily filled her husband’s classroom post during his toothache visit to the dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Phil Dawson
Omaha
J.C. Dillon
Rader
Sioux City
Schappaugh
F. M. Walburn
Willard
Mystery of the Black Cow Signals From German Scouts
German scouts in France used a crude wall sign of a black cow to convey military warnings. Size and head direction indicated defense strength and nearby earthworks while an upward head urged aerial reconnaissance before German advance. The method drew from gypsy sign practice and betrayed German intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Sunday Visits and a Funeral at Local Homes
Charley Wells and family spent Sunday at the Frank Price home. Francis Pearson and wife visited the Charley Wilson home Thursday. Anna and Rosa Malady called at the Charley Wilson home Thursday. A surprise party at Mr. Compton's Saturday for their daughter Marie drew a large crowd. The three months old son of Charley and Mrs. Wells died Thursday and was buried at Mahaska Saturday. The Belding family and Fay, Stevie, Virgie and Lester left Saturday for Iowa by Ford to visit relatives. Mr. Malady learned of his father in law Hicken’s death in Prairie Hill Mo and left for there Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wells
Frank Price
Francis Pearson
Charley Wilson
Anna
Rosa Malady
Mahaska
A. H. Belding
Fay
Stévie
Virgie
Lester
Iowa
Social rounds and visits across Hollengberg Route 1 area
Lee Fielder hosted a party Saturday night. Havertys called on Ernest Mosier Sunday evening. Velma and Grace Moore visited Fern Decker Sunday. Fern Justis visited aunt Mrs. Bratten Saturday. Otto and Gilbert Brenneis spent Sunday with friends north of Washington. Zweifel family and Henry Zweifel visited Carl Ames Sunday. Ida Pillow visited aunt Mrs Raider in Endicott Friday. Howlands hosted a surprise party for a daughter Saturday. George Blake returned Thursday from St. Joseph with stock. Thiele and Myers of Hanover visited Cook Sunday. Correll and Bun Justis left Thursday for Orleans Nebraska to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma
Grace Moore
Fern Decker
Fern Justis
Edmund _ Bratten
Otto
Gilbert Brenneis
Washington
Fred Zweifel
Henry Zweifel
Carl
St. Joseph
Thiele
Myers
Hanover
Cook
Correll
Bun Justis
Orleans
Nebr
Man's Disposition to Go to the Bottom Cited by Sea Captain
A terse remark on a sea captain's mindset about facing danger and the value of resolve at sea. The quote emphasizes steadfastness when confronting peril and the willingness to risk all to achieve a goal.
Stallion Offer Promises Fair Prices to Farmers
C. C. Andrews urges farmers to raise fair costs stating stallions are at leisure this year and yields will bring dollars without rush, appealing to opportunity and profit.
Lincoln State Journal Offers October Sub Rate
The Lincoln State Journal promotes a special October bargain to Nebraska readers: $3 per year for daily, or $4 for daily and Sunday. It notes higher paper costs and pledges accuracy and diverse features including Nebraska news, puzzles, science, world politics, and industry topics.
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Lincoln State Journal
Nebraska
Nebraska News
Colored Supplement
Sennen
New Inventions
Genera Science
Ess
Promot
Fecthe Beeen
How Catarin Is Contracted
The piece notes mothers may neglect colds in children leading to mucus membrane inflammation that starts acute and can become chronic in the child. It emphasizes care to prevent progression to long term illness.
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Guaranty Law
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