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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary notice indicates mail stewing as second class and a postmark date of November 20 1904 at Bresle City Nebraska under an act of Congress dated March 1 1879.
This medicine is described as one of the best and most efficient for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It is pleasant to take which matters when giving medicine to young children. Chamberlains Cough Remedy has long been in use and favored where its qualities are known. Many mothers have given it their trust.
Bernice Tuallcott joins Eighth Grade at Hollenberg from Kansas area, with other new pupils Alma and Minnie Ellington arriving in Third and Fifth Grades. History classes study current events, war news valued, and students praised for quiet recess and order. Business Department small but productive. English and arithmetic focus on business forms and rapid calculation. The note ends with a call to close school Friday September 27 as notified by the school board.
A two day teachers institute for Jefferson County will be held Friday and Saturday September 27 28. The fore noon session Friday occurs in the court room of the courthouse with remaining sessions at Fairbury High School. The event replaces the August institute and aims to present war work mandated by the government. Every county teacher is urged to attend.
The notice urges frequent use of road drag after rains to improve graded roads. Residents should repair drags or report to the overseer, set the drag with slant and weight, and drag for themselves. It notes limited grader capacity but encourages widespread, proactive dragging by all. By order of County Commissioners.
Clyde Williams of Jefferson county earned honors as head gunner in heavy artillery at Fort Sill. In a test mission he destroyed three enemy batteries twelve miles away in eight shots, then knocked out two more in twelve shots and one in twelve. He is the son of Stanley Williams near Endicot and enlisted a year ago, awaiting overseas deployment.
Mr. Ames is erecting a silo at present. Miss Sophia Meteria visited Miss Bernice Haverty. The Embroidery Club met, and a Sunday School class party was hosted by Jim Davis. A good crowd attended the circus in Washington and a visit to Vern occurred Sunday.
Charley Compton corn cutting for John Malady last week. Frank Lowe erected a windmill for Walter James Tuesday. Walter James aided Andy Belding with sorghum Monday. Frances and Maudie Price visited A. C. Griffing’s home Sunday. Charley Compton and family at John Ma ladys Sunday. Walter James family visited their daughter Mrs Harve Warner. Florence Anderson stayed with sister Mrs Orville Belding Saturday night and Sunday. Norman Fentiman of Liberty brought wheat for Earl to sow. Mrs Walter Clark and Mrs Charley Compton attended Red Cross meeting at Endicott Thursday.
Mrs. Gus Emery transacted business in Fairbury Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bakewell visited the Geo Puffinbarger home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Compton were also noted in the social brief.
Sreeeeee Wm and Garrett visit Mr Vaughn's parents this week. J O Swett buys S G Banner property in Endicott and plans spring move. Chas Compton and Raids, Morrison families attend Nutter Haig trial in Fairbury Monday. W D Shepherd sells 100 acre farm to Geo Puffin barger with spring possession. Shepherd undecided on future plans. Albert Shepherd Jr enlisted for mechanical workers, left county for Horton Kansas visit early week.
Two brothers Abe and Jakey ran a string of stores. Jakey writes Abe after two fires claim losses of 30000 and 40000 dollars and Abe replies health related. The note ends with a promotion for Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for weak stomach and digestion.
The text discusses how germ destroying toxins form in the blood of humans and animals. It outlines the biological process and potential protective mechanisms influencing immune responses.
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