27 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
1
Wartime appeal exhorts Americans to buy the Fourth Liberty Loan as soldiers in France advance toward Berlin. Leaders declare the Great American Army has won a notable victory and urge every citizen to contribute, stating personal sacrifice strengthens troops and upholds liberty and victory.
A Steele City column reports local travel and visits including Mrs Forsha's trip to Chester and Miss Gertrude Wilson visiting her sister in Marveville. Farmers buy sorghum, ship corn, and shipments to St Joe market continue. Local tensions include rail depot changes and Fourth Liberty Loan plans with district quotas to be announced.
Dr A Lynch general surgery eye ear nose and throat practice with office at Fairbury Hospital 612 5th Street Fairbury Nebraska.
A Victorian dialogue notes a man seeking good digestion and a woman wanting fine attire. Miss Di Venne replies that one waits the Stomach of an ostris fi and the other wants the filiers, reflecting outdated notions of gender and appetite.
An excerpted rough transcription depicts a childlike comparison with a canary, a sister, and feathers while trees shed leaves. The text evokes a dreamlike mood as leaves fall and a narrator references Netle brain and a hiding leaves phrase in a Chicage Tribune context.
Robbers entered Shutt Drug Co and Diller Mer Co in Diller through back windows with crow bars, stealing cash, cigars, two shirts, underclothes, pants, shoes, bacon, eggs, coffee and salt. Fulton hounds traced the suspect from stock yards to near the railroad, where he was captured by a sheriff after a meal planned along the tracks.
A man detained after a Saturday evening theft fitful to the local drug store. clothing taken as evidence was found on him. He confessed to sheriff and county attorney that the act was unplanned, claiming he left town. A registration card identified him as Charles Koier of Cleveland Ohio aged 31. He is held for trial.
The exhibit promises an exhilarating burlesque stage with vendors and matinee performances every weekend. Ladies and the gogo acts headline a lively lineup likely to draw crowds seeking risqué entertainment in a downtown venue.
A local call to owners of mares with potential for future colts argues for autumn breeding to curb higher costs next year. The speaker promotes maintaining mules and horse stock, noting three solid stallions and a jack available to avoid idle assets.
A Lima Ohio testimonial claims two years of stomach trouble and biliousness improved rapidly after using Chamberlain's Tablets. Advertisement notes availability from all dealers.
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