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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
4
An old notice records that the Kreele City Press was entered as second class mail on November 2, 1904, at the Sefer ho ok, ngressa of March, reflecting early postal registration details in a historical newspaper excerpt.
September 12, 1913 neighborhood notes from Endicott report Mrs P M Welburn in Lincoln this week. Joe Lovie Bisuvelt attends Born, new arrival for Mr and Mrs John New on Sunday a girl. Oklahoma visitors Danham stay with Henry Ernest Prowett. Miss Agnes Duggan leaves for Palmyra to teach near there. Gertrude Noble and children visiting L W Saunders. Hester Dickenson leaves for Lincoln to attend the state university. F C Savage visits home folks between trains. Mrs Mary Wells and husband plan at McCook. School opens with enrollment details in high school and grammar room.
Mildred Oswald a Hanover Honey Rader of St Joseph visits here. T N Reiber made a business trip to St Joseph last Tuesday. Several from here attended the ball game at Hanover last Friday. Ta Lewis returns to Fremont Nebraska to attend school this term. Dance Saturday evening well attended with good time reported. Rose leaves Sunday for Linn Kansas to teach this year. Tarry Welch leaves Mas Pillow returns home. Bred Justice and Willie Ovwald home Thursday from Gienna chars ses have been working. Quite an accident happened to Eddeman while turning in.
In a village store Jones and friends share gossip on fashion and town life. Dobbin the tired farmer is teased about aging and his wife’s driving while a New York niece plans a visit after sending a letter and a telegram arrives prompting an uneasy meeting.
The piece explains a hidden market for counterfeit coins with florins selling at 150 per dozen and shillings at 1 per dozen for high quality forgeries. It notes a tiered system with superior fakes passing scrutiny and cheaper “smashers” selling at 25 to 38 cents per dozen. The craft demands subtlety and secrecy due to active detection efforts.
A fragmented report from a Midlands town recounts two men known for talkativeness. One claimed he could hardly converse while a traveler intervened at a ford, seizing a coat and asking about a bill, leading to a curious exchange about matters at hand.
In 1870 Arnold wrote from Edgware to his mother about a meeting with income tax commissioners. They initially assessed his profits at £1,000 a year, claiming his works had wide circulation. He argued as an unpopular author, and the fee was reduced to £200. He warned he would write more to avoid losses, while the chairman replied the public would be obliged to them.
Marshall Whitlock a national golf figure two or three years ago, now says golf and brains do not assimilate. He claims good golf comes from the lower nerve centers and motor channels, while poor golf results from direct interference by the brain or consciousness.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as restoring health, claiming the speaker is now a well woman weighing 168 pounds and able to eat freely with improved well being after ten difficult years, urging Boone Mill area readers to verify with local dealers.
Despondency is often caused by indigestion and constipation and quickly disappears when Chamberlains Tablets are taken. For sale by all dealers.
Nebraska readers are urged to try The Daily and Sunday Journal with a cut price of one dollar from now until January 1, 1914. The offer promises more papers for your money and urges prompt payment to begin receiving copies. The advertisement presents the State Journal as Nebraska’s greatest newspaper and notes the tariff currency and Mexico news as featured content.
Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan of Tipton praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after her son suffered a severe cold and cough. She says one bottle stopped the cough and cured the cold completely. For sale by all dealers.
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