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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
4
A rough framed notice indicates publication every Friday by second class mail out of Steele City Nebraska under federal law. It appears part of a public notice related to post office or mail service requirements dated November 2004.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment dated September 18 1914 as a remedy for rheumatism sciatica lumbago and back pain. It claims the product heats and eases muscle aches and lists it as available from all dealers.
Creditors of the estate of Simon S. Partlow deceased must meet the administrator before the Jefferson County county judge at the county court room on March 2, 1915 at 1 p m to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months are allowed from January 29 to file claims. those not filed by March 2, 1915 will be barred. Publication planned before March 2, 1915. County Judge Boyle is mentioned.
Word from W. E. Willer at Topels this week reports two grand champion awards and multiple runner up finishes including two champions thirteen firsts and nine seconds four thirds and one fourth He plans to proceed to Springfield Illinois for further competition.
A message from yesterday evening states Wm. Grimm of Lincoln was accidentally killed. No cause has been released as of Friday morning. Grimm was the son in law of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pearson of this place and had been visiting their daughter last week before returning home Sunday. He worked at Cushman Motor Works in Lincoln.
Endicott residents report peaches and cantaloupe harvests while Harold Kirsehner of Fremont visits C. W. Slaughter. Mrs Slaughter travels to Missouri and Texas for an extended visit. Mr Beach builds a new pantry house with modern fittings. Local street commissioners strike causes grading neglect. Majors family returns from three week visit with relatives in Beatrice and Peru.
A jolly crowd in Kansas leads a playful expedition through meadow and valley. They tie horses, join a nicon patch, prank an old man watching a parade, and flee down a road. An Irishman and others question if melons were stolen as townsfolk react to the rambunctious youths.
An old report warns of rust damage to wheat across many districts. Agricultural officials urge rapid testing and field trials to curb the pest, recommending sowing windows along 40th and 54th parallels and noting the Ottawa Red Oak area as reference lines for crop timing.
The Rodney Parker crewman sought police protection after a lookout mistook a drying red and white table cloth off Highland Light for distress. Two towboats, the Betsy Ross and a second vessel, approached but the exchange remained cordial as efforts continued to inspect the schooner.
A historic Ak-Sar-Ben celebration marks its twentieth year with a full festival from September 00 to October 10. Events include a street carnival, homecoming activities October 5, a Territorial Pioneers reunion, and a concert lineup featuring notable acts and bands.
An advertisement touts Chatberiete's Colle Cholera and Diarre'oea Remedy as essential for travelers and households. It claims people should not be without this credit remedy and notes availability from all desters.
The piece argues honesty as the core of true prosperity, condemning ruthless competition. It asserts business should serve life as a whole—physical, mental, and spiritual—before profit, claiming absolute honesty aligns with family welfare and lasting success.
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