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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
4
A short notice urges support for C. G. Catlin in the county treasurer race. The item appears among local ads and brief political notices in a community paper.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from R. E. Homer of City praising its reliability. The copy claims consistent, desired results and notes it is available through all dealers.
Improvements in front of Mrs. R. H. Clapp property occupied by Gus Dressen’s harness shop include three blocks of cement walk from the Essebeer property southeast corner west to Illinois street then north to Main street. Bundy lays a new basement floor in two rooms. Mr. Shultz, buyer of the basebeer property, plans a 12 by 16 room and an 8 by 12 porch on the west side.
Fragmentary note describes a range item with the phrase eternal and arched over a top arc. No further context or identities are readable to establish people places events or outcomes.
Fifteen businesses and homes in Jansen are wired and ready to attach to the Fairbury juice line once it is ready. Three dwellings already use private plant electricity. The Jansen Electric Light Co. has bought line material and equipment and expects to furnish light by mid November, purchasing current from Fairbury.
Arch Lambert visits relatives over Sunday and Miss Ruth Lambert tours York Nebraska this week. Various locals, including Flora Davis and Jennie Wells, are visiting or recovering health as friends note gatherings and brief trips to Blue Springs Steele City Geneva and Fairbury with family and neighbors.
Report from the Steele Exchange Bank in Nebraska as of September 21 1914 listing resources including loans and discounts cash and due from banks and other items with a sworn declaration by cashier I C Clapp that the statement is a true copy filed with the State Banking Board.
The ad urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for severe colds and cites Mrs. C B Sargent of Peru Indiana praising its value. It notes it is highly recommended by people who have used it for years and claims the product is for sale by all dealers.
In a letter from Germany a man writes that three of his cousins in the German forces were killed in battle in one day. He says the women at home were safe and there is plenty of food for now.
Peru Indiana resident Mrs. Joseph Kallans reports relief from headaches and digestive trouble after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says the medicine helped her digestion and regulated her bowels. Advertisement notes availability from local dealers.
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