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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
4
A historic second class mail mat from November 26 mentions Steele City Nebraska post and markets produce and grain. The record notes a date from March 1 1879 and references congressional receipt. Grain prices appear as 1.65 to 1.70.
Miss Agnes Turner of Chicago Illinois writes about overcoming chronic indigestion sleeplessness and constipation due to overwork irregular meals and poor health habits. She details a gradual decline into a wreck of health with headaches digestion problems and dark complexion.
Jefferson county farmer Herman Fairchild denies allegations in a 25000 damage suit brought by Alice Bogardus on behalf of 16 year old Maybelle Ingalls. The petition claims foster father duties since 1916 harmed the girl and required hospital treatment. the girl was 14 at the time and now resides in Iowa.
The page details a near complete Junior Red Cross registration, invites mothers to visit with sewing, and outlines plans for a program on Friday October 18. It notes monthly report cards, parent cooperation, attendance, a traveling library arrival, new English books, and Rising student activity including silhouettes, speeches, and Red Cross quotas.
Ownership and management details for the Steele City Press list A D Rough as publisher editor and business manager. No bondholders or major security holders reported. Also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and sale notice.
The note presents a fragmented prompt about earnings and starting conditions. It lacks clear names, dates, or organizations, making concrete facts unavailable. The readable fragment hints at income discussion but offers no verifiable events or entities to anchor a proper card.
A French clock features a perforated dial with numbered disks for 12 and 4 hour times. Either disk can be rotated to reveal the corresponding figures through openings.
Nebraska state auditor William J. Smith, longtime Seward resident, is the Democratic nominee for Congress in the Fourth District. His four years as auditor, plus earlier service as state senator and secretary of the senate, are cited as proof of his integrity and fiscal stewardship.
Mr and Mrs Orville Belding spent Sunday at Tom Andersons home. Mrs Sallie Button of Lincoln visits with sister Mrs Walter Nutter. Charley Compton and family spent Sunday with Mrs John Malady. W R McCullen of Guide Rock Nebr stayed with Andy Belding. A C Griffing and family with Mrs F M Price and family visited Endicott.
Levi Vaughn schedules a public sale on Friday. A series of local visits and household repairs are noted, including Granville Williams building a new house and Shepherd family chimney work by Garfield McCreight and Ed Chancellor. Mrs Sullivan travels to Omaha for a sick daughter. Additional visits involve Mrs Pickering, Mrs Emery, Mr and Mrs Walburn, and the Shepherds visiting Washington Kansas.
Washington caller A B James visited Monday while Mr Smith visited relatives near Hanover Sunday. Embroidery Club met with Mrs Earl Dean Wednesday. Mrs Ray Cassell and children visited relatives at Odell Sunday. Mr Haverty had misfortune with a broken arm last. Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson visited Sunday with his parents.
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