Shoes for School Children and Ready Made Suits
A display announces a large line of school shoes and ready made boys suits. Special prices are urged while supplies last, promising cheaper outfits than could be produced.
03 Sep 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
1
A display announces a large line of school shoes and ready made boys suits. Special prices are urged while supplies last, promising cheaper outfits than could be produced.
Early spring reflections on nature praise the Golden-rod as a fitting state flower, surpassing sunflowers in beauty and national symbolism. The article notes its late summer bloom, wand like stem, yellow heads, and wide distribution along roadsides and woods, urging study and love of the plant. It also reports social notes from St. Joseph visitors Harvey and Mrs. Andrews and updates on Scheele City's electric plant bond purchase and wiring contracts.
Monday afternoon Mr. With lost the end of the small finger on his left hand while oiling Rows Pickering's threshing machine. His hand was caught and the finger removed at the first joint. He was brought to town and Dr. Taylor dressed the wound.
W E Willey leaves yesterday with twenty five Poland China hogs for display at the State Fair in Lincoln. He travels in a special car rented from the Arms Palace Stock Car Co, aiming for Topeka Hutchinson Sedalia and Kansas City before returning by early October. He then plans a mid October trip to San Francisco for the Exposition.
An opera house gathering Friday discussed keeping open and repairing the road along the railroad by the old mill and Pearson farm to the state line. They propose a new river channel on the Andy Coleman property to shorten the river bed by almost a mile and restore safe passage.
Parents recall Miss Andrews as a highly efficient Steele City teacher who devoted full energy to her students. She departs to teach in Adams Neb where the school emphasizes Thoroughness, rivaling Beatrice in Normal Training. The Board of Education secured her high ideals and standards.
Reports from several counties describe a light frost occurring last Monday morning. The frost was not heavy enough to damage gardens or corn, with multiple newspapers noting the mild chill across the state.
The notice invites Methodists and friends to Sunday services at 9 45 am with themes The Principles of Faith and The Passover led by Pastor E H Hinkle. An obituary recalls Marie Williams Whitted born 1851 in Wales who died 1915 in Steele City Nebraska after a long Christian life and service. Interment followed at Steele City cemetery with funeral at the Methodist church. Card of thanks from John H Whitted expresses gratitude for support during illness and death.
Ten commandments warn caly logue house patrons about cash sales and advance payments. They urge buying from the catalog while discouraging local merchants and church donations, with threats of dependency on the mail order firm and pressure on neighbors.
A new Red Diamond overalls brand is introduced as a sturdy comfortable garment for working men. The product is described to fit well and wear like leather, with a strong recommendation to try the Red Diamond.
A local shop promotes a full line of ready made muslin underwear including underskirts corset covers drawers combinations and gowns. The manufacturer claims the fit and style cannot be excelled and urges customers to buy ready made rather than sew.
Mrs. M. J. Gallagher of Geneva New York suffered over a year with acute indigestion and constipation. After trying many remedies she used Chamberlain's Tablets and felt immediate improvement after two bottles, able to eat heartily with no bad effects. Sold by all dealers.
Steele City ladies are invited to the Fall and Winter millinery showing on Saturday September 4 at the millinery parlor in Mrs Grimm's new bungalow one block south of the drug store. Music and refreshments provided by Grimm and Megonigle.
The State Journal of Lincoln cuts price to one dollar for the Daily and Sunday through January 1 1916 and includes the Weekly Independent Farmer. The publishers aim to attract new readers to Lincoln s only morning paper and Nebraska s morning farm paper amid wartime events. Papers start immediately.
A Florence Indiana resident testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her when seriously ill with summer complaint after one dose. The ad notes the product is available from all dealers.
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