18 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
1
Numerous residents, visitors, and service people are listed with short notes on travel, illness, and daily activity. Notables include L R Lambert building a 30 by 40 barn, Leo and Ross overseas notices, and changes of residence, with a statewide influenza closure order issued for schools churches and gatherings.
Advertisement invites readers to bring cars for free battery tests. The mechanic will record each battery condition carefully, promising to save owners money by preventing unnecessary replacements. The offer stresses no charge for the test.
A red heifer three years old branded W on left hip and a yearling red bull branded W on right hip disappeared from a pasture. Notify J W Hinton in Steele City by telephone.
A Red Cross committee oversees Christmas parcels for service members abroad. Each boy receives a label to mail to a relative who places it on a package under two pounds fifteen ounces in a 9 by 4 by 3 carton. return with label and postage not exceeding 26 cents to Red Cross for inspection and mailing. Packages must be mailed by November 15 with inspectors by November 11. Deputy Sheriff Frank Tippin arrested three army deserters from Ft Sill who traveled through the countryside. the men Lewis Suza Dave D Schnider and Clifford Doermis were in uniform and seeking furlough. they want to return to camp as soon as possible while Ft Sill officers are notified.
A farm notice urges mare owners to breed this fall to cut costs next year. It promotes keeping stallions and a jack busy, warning against idle stock as feed prices rise.
LYKNU cleans and polishes in one operation removing oil grease gum and dirt. It brings a fine lustrous finish to mahogany oak walnut and other woods while renewing old furniture and preserving new. It provides a dry clean polish that reduces need for frequent polishing.
A lively notice highlights a weekday matinee in Omaha featuring burlesque acts described as funny and brilliant. The copy emphasizes a scenic environment and a strong daytime appeal aimed at ladies and general audiences.
A vintage ad notes that a beautiful woman has good digestion and advises light meat meals and periodic Chamberlains Tablets to strengthen digestion. Priced at 25 cents and sold by all dealers.
The message from the Fourth Liberty Loan director general urges railroad officers and employees to subscribe to the loan limits. It stresses national unity, the Kaiser’s offers of peace, and demands maximum effort from soldiers and industrial workers. A Logansport woman praises Chamberlain's Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy for a past illness. For sale by all dealers.
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