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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
4
The brief issue note indicates a weekly publication with Friday release and annual price terms. It mentions a 1904 meat of mailing details and a subscription price payable in advance. The notice references postal handling under an act of Congress and the Steele City Nebraska post office.
Readable fragments indicate market activity in Steele City with dated note on October 23 1915. Weather snippet references 80 degrees Fahrenheit suggesting warm conditions during the market line.
Statement of ownership management circulation for the Steele City Press a weekly paper at Steele City Nebraska for October 1 1915 Editor A D Rough postoffice address Steele City Nebraska Managing editor and publisher A D Rough Known bondholders mortgagees and other security holders holding 1 percent or more none A D Rough publisher October 6 1915 Mission expires January 28 1916
A reader asks why a flag pole with a light on a schoolhouse roof could be a poor scheme. The text contrasts character with wealth and notes money not a true measure of a man’s worth.
About 90 000 Civil War veterans assembled in Washington last week. The next encampment set for 1916 will be in Kansas City. The piece argues war bonds are safer investments than mining stocks or new town lots and notes public debate on national preparedness and temperance as internal threat factors.
The U S Department of Agriculture issues a weekly forecast for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States. Showers and higher temperatures are expected Wednesday and Thursday, followed by generally fair weather for the rest of the week with seasonable temperatures.
The young men and young ladies of the M. E. Sunday school will host a social in the church basement Friday evening October 15. Lively entertainment and a good time for everyone, all invited.
Friday afternoon in her garden two miles from town Mrs. Charlie Rodger felt something strike her foot and, upon looking, found a small creature. She was taken to a nearby doctor for examination as neighbors gathered.
Correspondence from Hollenberg and nearby areas details visits from Washington callers Ruth Lambert and Mrs Ellermeier, family news on births and visits, a broken finger at school, farm rentals, and social events. Numerous travelers and weekend visits to Fairbury Humboldt Reynolds and Hanover are listed, with community life noted through church society meetings and farm activity.
Eva Shepherd spent the weekend with Emma. Ed Sullivan helped George Poffinbarger with hay. Mr. and Mrs. Wall Garrett visited Mroc and Mrs. Cap Pairchilds. Mr. and Mrs. Crame traveled from Fairbury. Mrs. Dave Sullivan mentioned. The Poffinbargers and daughter Haged visited Levi Sughns. Otis Alten and others spent Sunday at Charley Pitkerme's home. Alex Shepherd returned home after two weeks away. Mrs. Albert Shepherd and son Teddy left for Denver to visit relatives.
Dock Davis served as a Fairbury caller Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hess spent Sunday at the Nation home. Mary Baker conducted a Fairbury business call Friday between trains. Martin Bros installed a new cement walk before the butcher shop. Mrs F M Martin was number Mr and Mrs J W Abiers were
A fragment discusses English hyphen usage versus German compound words. It notes the mythic cost of hyphenation and cites proposed rules, claiming vast waste in daily writing. No clear dates or persons are provided.
Advert says a common cold can lead to serious diseases and urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It notes the medicine has many years of established use, contains no opium, and is widely obtainable.
A program note explains The Girl and the Ranger is a western tale aimed at mid western audiences. It praises authentic pioneer stories and scenic efforts and mentions A E Clapp as collector for International Harvester and F P McCann as manager, with the showing set for Saturday evening October 9 at the Steele City opera house.
Mothers may pass colds to children and trigger catarrh, an acute mucus membrane inflammation that becomes chronic and hard to cure. Chronic cases linger, burdening life, but a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used early might have prevented it. Obtainable everywhere.
Nebraska county court in Fairbury sets November 2 1915 for final account hearing of Albert L Vietté administrator. Notice to all interested parties by three weekly insertions in Steele City Press. County Judge Lows J Nutzman presiding.
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