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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
4
Cham berlain s Liniment Endorsed for Aches and Pains
A brief health note promotes Chamberlain s Liniment for relief of muscle aches rheumatic pains and similar discomforts claiming many sufferers have found it helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Probate Notice of Simon S Partlow Estate
Creditors of the estate of Simon S Partlow deceased must meet the administrator before the county judge of Jefferson county Nebraska at the county court room on March 1 1915 at 1 PM to present claims for examination and adjustment. Six months are allowed for filing claims from August 29 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon S Partlow
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said
Winnings at Nebraska state fair praised and local notices
Willey reports his Nebraska state fair winnings as the best. Mrs S J Reiner returns to Marquette from visiting her brother E Hamsey in York Ida Riners of York visits John Carr and C R Bracken and leaves for Diller. Leona Blame wins at Endicott Declamation Contest. AW. C. T. U. being organized there. Quick sale offered for a No 1 heavy team of horses, seven years old, sound and gentle by Wm Pearson, Steele City Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acent
WEB
Willey
S. J. Reiner
E. Hamsey
Marquette
Nebr
Ida Riners
York
John Carr
C. R. Bracken
Diller
Endicott
Leona Blame the Boose
Wm. Pearson
Steele City
Neb
School opens with 102 students in four departments
Enrollment on Monday totals 102 with 26 in primary 24 in intermediate 19 in grammar and 33 in high school. Eleventh grade numbers 11 in a strong start. Wednesday the Ladies Aid of the M E church met at Mrs L S Peterson's home and elected officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
L. S. Peterson
Mellie Phelps
S. S. Babcock
T. E. Barron
Sophia Chancellor
H. G. Green
A. D. Brown
J. H. Elermeier
Gospel Team from Beatrice Holds Church Meeting
The Gospel Team from Beatrice met at the Methodist church last Sunday. Twenty three men attended including nine doctors, a mechanic, a lawyer, a merchant, a postal clerk, a grain buyer and others. The program featured scripture reading, male quartet, selections, hymns and addresses. The group promotes evangelism and plans another visit next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Methodist Church
Jansen Light Power Company Contract With Fairbury
A new Jansen Light and Power Company formed by local citizens plans to supply Fairbury with electric current at five cents per kilowatt hour if 500 kilowatts per month are used. The firm will build a line from Jansen to the city, delivering power at the corner of Main and Core streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansen
Means
Jansen Light & Power Co
Fairbury
Jannen’ Company
Janeen
Natin
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The readable fragment mentions Bere and shield but lacks coherent facts. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
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Bere
Nellie Bracken of Steele City Dies at 19
Nellie Bracken a Steele City Nebraska resident dies September 5 1914 after long illness. Born March 12 1895 she lived most of her life in Steele City where funeral services were held at the Baptist church and interment was in Steele City cemetery. The R N A and friends sent flowers as classmates mourned the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ize Chan
Cote Waidet
Suan
Nellie Bracken
Steele City
Nellie
Nebraska
Baptist Church
Parker
Fairbury
R. N. of A
State Fair and Church Events Highlight Weekly Correspondence
Mr and Mrs John Allen attended the State Fair on Wednesday as Misses Maude Slaughter and Mary Stienmetz also joined. The Ladies Aid held an all day meeting in the church basement. Mrs Savage visited Diller with her husband. A musical recital at the church featured Maudeniaughter Hessie and Ethel Hoeft with Mr Walker. Grandma Riggle celebrated her eightieth birthday with relatives and friends. School opened with Lloyd Meyer as principal and teachers Mayme Jones Threasa Jones Ruth Epperson. Mrs Anderson hosted friends for a papering and cleaning session at her home. Mrs Anderson has been unable to work due to a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Grandma Riggle
Lloyd Meyer
Mayme Jones
Threasa Jones
Ruth Epperson
Local Social News From Fairbury and Surrounding Area
ROLLENGERG-ROTUE 1 Mire. Ed. Tomeifel returned from Charlie Justice transacted business if Fairbury Monday. Narry Fielder and family visited at Mr. Correlie Sunday. The Hake child of Mr. and Mrs. Gay Henderson is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Mowry were Sunday visitors at Mr. Havertys. Mr. snd Mes. Any. Bosig were Sunday visitors at Peast Graves'. SilonDing and fodder cutting is deeasiiclatehs ton in cine parts. Me. and Mrs. Jemes Smith of Washington visited Sundayt at Sam Seiffords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narry Fielder
Mr. Snd Mes
Any. Bosig
Peast Graves
Jemes Smith
Washington
Sam Seiffords
Social notes from Odell and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Layton of Odell Nebraska spent Sunday at Geo Rathbunn. Clifford and Melvin Kneifel merged last week with their aunt Mrs Carl Anes. Mrs Bolt and son of Waterville visited daughter Mrs Sam Seifford. Mr Abling visited old friends Mr Seite and Mr Maverty several days last week. Davis and cousin Mr Wn Menefes drove to Washington Monday. Mr Menefee stayed to visit relatives there. Perkine Tra Harper Joe Mexa Geo Paterson Frank and Carl Brenneth left Wednesday for the Lincoln fair. Mr and Mrs Martin Justis of Minden Neb were down the last of the week. Mrs Justis remained to teach the Liberty school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
Odell
Nebraska
Geo, Rathbunn
Clifford
Melvin Kneifel
Carl Anes
Davis
Wn. Menefes
Washington
Mr. Menefee
Pred “Perkine
Tra Harper
Joe Mexa
Geo Paterson
Prank
Carl Brenneth
Lincoln
Martin Justis
Minden
Nebr
Justis
Liberty School
Rural leadership and farming as civilization’s backbone
The rural press, pulpit, and school form a trinity of influences the farmer must use to advance public affairs. Farming is the power house of progress and the nursery of civilization, demanding equal opportunity and responsible leadership.
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All
Grocer Explains Prices Amid Seasonal Egg Fluctuations
A grocer contends that seasonality drives egg prices up and down, noting the public's reliance on newspapers for timing. The dialogue illustrates shopper concern over cost of living as hens pause laying and prices swing with market conditions.
Pioneer Dinsmore Dies After Years of Local Work
Longtime Fairbury resident and life insurance agent for New York Life and Midwest Life dies at hospital after years in Lincoln. Born April 2, 1857 in Washington Iowa, he married Emma Toner in 1886 and leaves five children Archibald Francie Melon Harry Eugene plus three brothers and sisters. He helped establish Lyons & Dinsmore store in Steele City and later ran a large Fairbury home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairbery
Lyons & Dire More
Mr. Dinsmore
Washington
Emma Toner
Archibald H
Francie E
Melen
Harry T
Eugene C
Fairbury
A. B. Davis
Dunsimmore
Lincoln
Fair Journal
Adirondacks Artist and Stranger Clash Over Image
An artist on a Adirondack stool encounters a newcomer with ideas of his own about photography The quick paced painter dismisses the suggestion and the other man adds a bold remark about the place The scene mirrors a clash of intent in a rustic setting.
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New York
Adirondacks Goth
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