Steele City Markets Record of 1917 Social Visit
Steele City Nebraska notes a March to October 26 1917 reference with Oakley Goldsberry and family from Morrowville visiting C. C. Daugherty. A new Ford car is mentioned as part of the gathering.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
4
Steele City Nebraska notes a March to October 26 1917 reference with Oakley Goldsberry and family from Morrowville visiting C. C. Daugherty. A new Ford car is mentioned as part of the gathering.
Haze Grimm and Charles Crinkian are mentioned with a hospital visit in Fairbury. Miss Lee of Osborn Kansas visits her uncle Cc. T. Whitney. Mrs A S Miller of Madison Nebraska visits her mother Mrs RK L Babcock. Henry Knupple returned from northern Colorado with his boys.
LL Bunnicutt and Minnie returned from a four week visit in Sidney Nebraska. F W Lowes father and mother from Cadams Nebraska visited a few days. Rev H B Allen came from Ord to tend farm matters. Mrs C T Whitney recovered and was up again. Carrie Barber left for Mattoon Illinois. War tax of five cents to be added after November 1. Mrs Ben Rich of Wakeeny Kansas visited Miss Mary Case and Mr E Ham. James Harris of Hill City Kansas visited. he left for Topeka to see his son. M J Boyer of Virginia Nebraska, a Cadman Chautauqua Co. rep from Topeka, Kansas, visited editor. Literary society meets at the opera house with a strong program. Art Hamley acquired the 40 acre tract of the old mill property. County surveyor worked locally on land boundaries. Rev J H and Mrs Boggess attended a patriotic Liberty Loan meeting in Endicott led by the Boy Scouts. Endicott residents purchased bonds. High school team beat town team 24 to 14 with Bryant and Davis starring. Coons Barber Brown scored, Lahm and Deems strong at guards. team celebrated a victorious finish.
In a brief market notice J. C. C. Andrews seeks stock hogs for immediate purchase. No prices listed.
On Friday evening November 2 the school gymnasium hosts a penny bazaar and pie social to raise funds for basket ball equipment. Soteane sapr will be used for purchases and attendees are promised a fine treat.
Daniel Malady, born at the Ro man Catholic faith, died after a long illness. He served in the Civil War with the 7th Iowa regiment and is survived by his son Jack, who lives on the family farm near the city. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the church.
A thrilling western play titled The New Foreman is set for performance at the opera house. The production promises suspenseful action and a rugged frontier atmosphere.
Borm October 17 a boy born to Mr and Mrs Lon Moore. Ernest Mosier and family spent a lien aan.
Brenneis and family from Troy Kansas visit Mrs Geo Baker and her sister. Pearl Anderson and family visit at the Baker home. Mr and Mrs Freeman of Dilner buy the Clapp farm formerly occupied by Mr Cook. Mr and Mrs Jesse, Mr and Mrs Geo Mowry and Harry with Geo Patterson drive to Geneva to see Mrs Bixby. A B James visits Camp for his son Bert who will soon go to Mexico training camp. Mrs Charley Juelis hosts a Sunday dinner with relatives from Mahaska and Dakota and Mrs Justis’ children.
F. M. Price and wife traveled to Jansen on Monday for a business trip. Several guests visited, including Sylvia Belding and Walter Williams at the Norman Fentiman home. Grandpa Malady suffered a paralytic stroke Monday night and died early Tuesday. Families and relatives from Indiana and Lincoln visited local residents, with various calls and Sunday visits noted.
Mr and Mrs Wilson and their three children arrived Friday in their Ford for a short stay with his twin brother Charley Wilson and family in Kansas.
Prof. Ko S. Taebley Hagin explains orientation is a general sense aiding location. Lashley reports on Floris key tests with teddy and sooty birds noting their motor and muscle functions, not magnetic or panoramic sight. McDermoth observes houseflies follow air currents at 80 to 100 degrees, explaining poor weather fly surges and slowed airflow that trap vapor and fuel pest times.
A crude dialogue shows two brutes exchanging a jibe about a wife. One asks about her, the other answers she is ill and cannot speak above a whisper due to a cold. The fragment reflects harsh humor and terse street language.
The text notes Iowa observed the seventieth anniversary of its admission to statehood with mention of Lowarts the Union and a date likely December 8, though OCR issues obscure precise details. The item reads as a brief anniversary note reflecting on Iowa’s entry to statehood.
Creditors of Lorenzo S Peterson deceased must file claims with the Jefferson county Nebraska county judge by January 22 1918. Claims presented for examination adjustment and allowance October 22 1917. Notice published for four weeks and barred after January 22 1918. Attorney for Estate Louis J Nutman listed.
The text outlines seven ages of man tied to acquisitive drive. First age sees the earth, second seeks it, third strives to get it, fourth accepts about half, fifth grows moderate, sixth settles for a six by two strip, seventh finally gets the strip through exchange.
A recruitment offer promises extra income of 25 dollars plus two 50 dollar monthly payments through a funded plan. The ad notes free outfit, training, and a postal response to Publisher Box 155 Times Square, New York City for more details.
Advertisement from O. C. Andrews urging farmers to breed mares now to raise colts before horse prices rise. He promotes Pure Bred Stallions and warns sellers they will lose if mares are let to drift over.
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