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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
4
The Steele City Press notes A D Rough as publisher and appears as a Friday publication. It records second class mail status, with the November 1964 entry at the Steele City Nebraska post office under congressional act requirements.
Weather forecast for the week beginning Wednesday October 20 1915 from the U S Weather Bureau predicts generally fair conditions with local rain possible Wednesday or Wednesday night in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Unsettled weather likely in the extreme Northwest toward week’s end with cooler temperatures beginning Wednesday in the Northwest and Thursday in the upper Mississippi valleys.
Mere laretree Wilson of Hanover visited at the J Wilson home yesterday.
For sale are several choice Rose Comb Rhode Island Red cockerels offered at half price before winter quarters. E H Hinkle notes good color and quality. A local item from Hanover Democrat Enterprise.
Mrs. John Tibbs is on the sick list. The Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Frank Wells home Thursday. The Grand Island bridges construction gang left Monday night. Mrs. Pusey went to Overland Kansas for her niece wedding. J A Blauvelt received orders to helm the Grand Island station at Hamlin Kansas and will move when arrangements are set.
Mrs. Fielder visits Geo. Baker home while Miss Kenton spends time with Miss Merle Davis. Frank and Mrs Miller visit Fairbury. Cash Babcock with his mother in Steele City. Harry Senderson travels between trains. Karl Thompson and family visit his sister Mrs Bratten. Paul Copyas family near Llanover at Otto Leitzen. Mr Andrews funeral held Wednesday. Mrs Loring visits Newkirk relatives. Dale Babcock, now in Lincoln, spends time with home folks. Lily Henke visits from Hanover. Mrs Ed Zweifel’s Missouri cousins return home. J R Zweifel and family back to Steele City from Oklahoma visit. Brennzis family guests depart for Oklahoma.
Mabel Swett contributed to a dispute while Otis Swett aided Ed Fuqua in an unclear matter. The fragment hints at a small local incident with Swett siblings and Fuqua.
George Poffinbarger and Ross Pickering with daughter Edith visited Fairbury receipts. Flora Carrico and Hazel Poffinbarger enjoyed Saturday and Sunday visits. Mr and Mrs Henry Williams left for Fairbury. Albert Shrjfierd and Pedy returned from Colorado after a two week trip. Wamp Coder and Will Fahrenwald visited the Fahrenwald home. Charley Pickering and family left for Missouri to visit his mother.
Walter Nutter and family moved to Fairbury last week. George Schmidt's father visited several days. Frank Price and family spent Sunday at the Osborne home. Dade and family called on Mr. Beldings Sunday. Locals attended the stock show in Fairbury Saturday. Many families visited neighbors and shared Sunday visits across Steele City Harbine and Hollensberg.
Fairbury residents share news of visitors and travels. James Thompson and wife went to Diller to visit Bert Miller. T. N. Reiber came from Bruning to visit family. Mrs K C Cassell and son Marcus visited Hanover. Teacher Association gathering set for Saturday October 23 with invitation to all.
Residents share weekend visits and arrivals from Chester and Elwood Kansas. Mrs Frank Rose and baby return home after a week away. Opal Else visits family before returning to Fairbury. Mrs J B Pillows departs Elwood after visiting her aunt. Rain delays car return leading to a weekend in Fairbury. Children and families attended a Hanover gathering for a Fremd event with the Royal Neighbors and relatives reporting a good time.
A critique of how audiences resist realistic portrayals of remorse and social danger. The piece cites Dumas on laughing at serious topics, noting a tension between artistic honesty and public expectations, and argues for recognizing truth beneath pedantry in contemporary theater.
A reflective tribute traces R E Morse through biblical parallels from Adam to NT figures. The piece suggests Morse, like these ancient names, stands as a constant presence behind us, urging moral caution and open acknowledgment of his influence.
The text explains how catarrh begins as an acute inflammation of the mucus membrane and may become chronic in children. It notes mothers sometimes neglect colds, leading to long lasting illness that is hard to cure and may affect a child's health.
A short advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain's Tablets and follow a diet of vegetables and cereals. It promises a greatly improved complexion within a few months with daily outdoor exercise and notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Excerpted passage from The Freelands by John Galsworthy in Scribner's Magazine praises a land's seasonal transformation. It evokes spring saplings summer meadows autumn beech gold and winter twig tracery, celebrating nature's beauty across seasons.
In Jefferson County Nebraska at Fairbury a county court session on September 29 1915 heard the petition of Albert L Viette administrator for final settlement and discharge. The court set November 2 1915 at 1 PM for a hearing inviting all interested parties to attend.
The document orders that a notice of the pendency of a petition and the hearing be given to all interested parties by publishing the order in the Steele City Press for three consecutive weeks before the hearing. Louis J. Nutzman, County Judge.
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