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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
4
Letters From World War I Soldier In France 1918
A wartime letter from Harry Wilson in France dated August 7 1918 describes travel to Toulac a summer resort, grape crops and wine, food and lodging, Y M C A connections, and routine life including dentist visits and letters from home. He notes a transfer to Co C the gaudy dancers and hopes for correspondence soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Toulac
Diller
Co. C
Harry Wilson
Farewell Party For Otto Before Camp Funston Departure
A crowd gathered at Joe Brenneis home Tuesday night to honor Otto who leaves Thursday for Camp Funston. Guests enjoyed games and conversation with light refreshments. Otto is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Brenneis to join the colors. Car, who went to Camp Funston a year ago, is now in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brenneis
Otto
Camp Funston
Brenneis
Car
France
Oito
Wilson Sets 2.20 Bushel Wheat Minimum for 1919 Crop
President Wilson issues proclamation fixing 2.20 dollars per bushel as the guaranteed minimum price for the 1919 wheat crop. A disinterested commission will assess whether higher production costs justify an advance. This early guarantee aims to encourage next year's winter wheat planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wheat Flour Rules Relax Substitutes Use in Food Supply
Omaha dispatch reports new food administration rules easing substitute requirements for wheat flour. Consumers may buy one pound of substitutes per four pounds of standard flour or use regulation mixed flours. rye and rye products have specific ratios. Retailers must stock limited substitutes and milled blends must follow defined ratios to preserve supply. Hoover emphasizes universal bread to feed 230 million Americans amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giese
Stork
Conference of Food Administratore
United States
Herbert Hoover
Fragmentary plea on conserving resources and avoiding waste
A partial line expresses concern about conservation and urges continuing intelligent methods while avoiding wasteful behavior. The text appears as a garbled cry for prudent use of resources.
Nebraska housewife urged to can and preserve produce
A Nebraska message from the Food Administration urges housewives to can and preserve fruits and vegetables to stock supplies for winter. Sugar allocations and certificates from county officials will enable canning, with patriotic duty emphasized to ensure food for families despite scarce supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Omaha
Nebraska Howes
de Singer
Federal Food Administration
Niproska
Feder Food
Nebraska
Greatest US food effort to meet wartime needs
Federal Food Administrator Gordon Wattles calls Americans to furnish vast wartime supplies. He says the United States must provide 2,000,000 men’s food, cereals for human use, large fat and fat products, sugar, and beef. He urges confidence and collective effort to meet the nation’s greatest food duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gordon W. Wattles
Nebraska
United States
Nebrastans urged to conserve food and sugar
Gordon W. Wetties Nebraska Federal Feed Administrator urges Nebrastans to limit household sugar to twelve ounces per person per month, conserve every ounce of fruit and vegetables, and prepare preserved supplies for winter. He advises using wheat products economically and following substitution rules to support Allied food needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W. Wetties
Nebraska
Nebrastens
Compton Family Visits and Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Charley Compton spent Sunday at the Will Compton home. John cut corn for Perry Carrico Malady and Andy Belding last week. Mrs Charley Wilson and children visited Mrs John Malady on Friday. Mr and Mrs John Malady returned home Wednesday night from the State Fair. Clarence Price and family George Price and family of Washington and Mr Osborne spent Sunday at the Frank Price home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Compton
Will Compton
John
Perry Carrico
Malady
Andy Belding
Charley Wilson
John Malady
Clarence Price
George Price
Washington
Mr. Osborne
Frank Price
Hollenberg Route 1 Residents Gather for Farewell Party
Mr and Mrs Low Wolfe spent Sunday at Geo Baker s. Mine Rose Haverty attends high school in Hollenberg. Mr Brenneiaeave a farewell party for Otto Tuoerday evening. Mr and Mrs A R B James hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Wolfe
Geo. Baker's
Mine Rose Haverty
Hollenberg
Brenneia
Otto Tuoerday
A. RB. James
Local social round up from area families and visits
Spent Sunday at Pat Haverty's. Joe Alexa and family attended the state fair at Lincoln last week. Mrs Anna Erchart visited last week with relatives at Hamlin. Mrs Fanny Anderson of Topeka is here visiting her parents Geo. Bakers. Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson visited Sunday afternoon at Frank Millers. Joe Alexa, the Fielder young people and Miss Seitz went to Camp Funston Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Haverty
Joe Alexa
Lincoln
Anna Erchart
Hamlin
Fanny Anderson
Topeka
Geo. Baker
Guy Henderson
Frank Miller
Seitz
Camp Funston
Relief for a Weak Stomach via Chamberlain Tablets
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as offering great relief for weak stomachs and impaired digestion. It claims relief is often permanent and sufferers are restored to health. Available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Steele City
Congress
Steele City Markets
Eresae
Drs. Grace and
George DuVail
Depot
H. Rathgen
Walter Cooley
Gierres
O. K
Vera Coleman
Wymore
C. R
Neb
Curren
Peter al F
Sam
J. D. Morehouse
Bone-McLucas Lbr. Co
M. O. Sampson
Mgr
Farmers’ State Bank
James’ Cafe
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