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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
4
The fragment notes a publication from November 1904 in Steele City Nebraska. It mentions a purser and the Congress of March, indicating a local or quasi official notice in a periodical.
F W Lowe thanks friends and neighbors for help during the death and burial of his husband and for floral offerings.
The Napthall Lodge No. 206 A F and A M Diller Nebraska adopted resolutions spread on minutes and sent to the deceased's family and published in the Steele City Press. A committee members J H Ellermeier W C Palmer R N Millice signed the resolution.
The Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school board resolves to commend Brother Cheater Manley for loyal service and to pledge support for the new Superintendent Brother Gretzinger and his assistants. A copy of the resolution will be entered in the minutes. Signed E. H. Hinkle, Chairman, Miss Myrtle Kelly, Secretary.
Mrs Bratten visited her son Edmund last week. Mr Correll and son Sam attended the state fair at Topeka last week. The Embroidery Club met with Miss May Henderson last Wednesday. Mrs Johnson of Wisconsin visits her daughter Mrs Lon Moore. Mr and Mrs J B Clapp and children spent Sunday at Pat Haverty's. Mrs Fern Wilson spent a few days last week with her parents Mr and Mrs F Martin. Mrs Powell and children Fletcher and Jocie Baker of Oklahoma came last week for a visit with the Brenneis families.
Mae Smith of Waymore visits relatives here while Lew Kalhanek makes a Wyoming business trip. Savage entertained by Mr and Mrs John Cherry of Diller. High School boys hosted a Friday social to raise funds for basketball materials. Gertrude Noble returns from Kansas. J E Beach couple visit F Wells north of Fairbury. Edith and Ruth Lambert host a Pair shower for Miss.
Will Rader and family drove to Hollenberg on Sunday to visit. Mr. Willey assisted Mr. Dader with haying this week. John Kenning and family visited his parents Sunday. Anns Malady spent Sunday with Ka.
Dist No 3 Superintendent visited on Monday. Several households including the Garretts, Fielder, Price, Lenker, Carrico and Miller families hosted visits Sunday. John Kelley and others hosted at Endicott. Endicott beat Reynolds 1 to 0. Charolotte and Viola Pearson among visitors to Albert Shepherd Sunday evening.
A Scottish farmer discovers a cheese missing after weighing wool sold to a carrier. On returning, he finds the cheese in the bag, weighs again, and discovers the bag heavier by the cheese. He invoices anew and the carrier departs crestfallen. His wife accuses theft. the farmer reveals he sold the cheese for two shillings.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for aches and muscle soreness. It claims benefits for rheumatism sciatica lumbago and back pain and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Notice records a called stockholders meeting on August 10 1915 at which Exchange Bank Articles of Incorporation were changed to The Farmers State Bank. Authorized capital stock fixed at 10000 dollars in shares of 100 dollars each with full paid subscription. Transfers require entry on corporate books. Signed by President JS Taylor and Cashier R S Wilfley.
Weather outlook for the week beginning Wednesday September 23 1915 from the U S Weather Bureau projects fair conditions and moderate temperatures early, possible frosts in the Upper Mississippi Valley midweek, warming and unsettled by midweek with scattered showers, then generally fair later.
The Ak Sar-Ben program marks twenty one years of growth with an Omaha parade on Tuesday afternoon October 5. King and queen will reign over the celebration as a grand review of the organization’s prosperous development with free attractions planned for spectators.
The program lists events from Sept 20 to Oct 8 including an Automobile floral parade on Oct 5, Electrical parade on Oct 6, and Coronation ball on Oct 8. Worthams combined shows bring globe wonders to the carnival grounds daily from Sept 20 to Oct 4.
J. H. Houghland of Eldon Iowa praises Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for travelers and soldiers in the Spanish war era. The ad urges everyone to carry the remedy and notes it is available from all dealers.
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