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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented entry shows a dated price notation likely from October 25 1918. The readable bits include a monetary amount two dollars, and a rough catalog-like shorthand. The rest of the line is unreadable.
A student pursues a longevity story claiming insurers note long life for whites. The story argues a misbelief about Earth's shape and movement citing ancient views and a port city reference.
Pay bills by check instead of cash to always have the right change and a legal receipt for every payment. A small deposit gets you started at the bank.
Word reached that Otto Brenneis, son of Mr. Brenneis, died last week after illness while at Fort Riley Kansas and in the vicinity of Washington.
Lydia Belding spent Sunday with Minzie Malady and John Malady and family joined by Andy Belding and kin. A light Friday rain brightened crops, with wheat looking fine.
A local candidate for county attorney announces a successful law nomination and plans to focus on public service. The campaign notes the candidate has three children and will present at a meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 PM.
At the County Court in Fairbury on November 25, 1918 at 8 a.m. the petition of Emil Ternow for final settlement and distribution of the Jennie Smith estate will be heard. All interested persons may appear and show cause, with notice published in The Sevcle City Press. Louis J. Nutzman, County Judge. A Wunder, attorney for the estate.
A cadre of Seward locals and business figures trumpet W. H. Smith for Congress. Endorsers include J. M. Calder county treasurer and Newt Scott barber, all praising his character, intelligence, and record as State Auditor.
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