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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
2
A prairie fire caused about 1 million dollars in damage across north central Nebraska and southern South Dakota. No lives were reported lost, though residents fled to escape the blaze and protect hay lands and ranch property. Multiple smaller fires were reported northwest of Vidieating but were quickly controlled.
The Montana Senator Wheeler faces new indictments tied to oil permit securing. Former Interior official Booth linked to acts in the District of Columbia, while independent prosecutions unfold in Senate circles. Separate ruling returns millions to oil companies after a Derby of Co test case. The dead famous cow world record holder is noted, and publication of tax return figures is delayed pending review by the Internal Revenue Service.
A commission to study the Shoals problem includes former Representative MecKensie of Alimots and former Senator Dial of South Carolina along with Prof. Harri and Oertie of Yale, William McClellan of New York, and Russell F. Bower of the American Bureau federation.
Historical note outlines a basic power amplifier design using a wide input transformer to prevent distortion. It discusses vacuum tube input balance, secondary resistance values, and varied resistor types for distortion control. The text references battery-powered options and the pursuit of higher performance with improved components.
Technical note discusses a power amplifier using shunt resistances for voltage control. Describes how the circuit adjusts output with a shunt network to influence gain and stability. Mentions radio broadcasting context and practical implementation notes.
The article explains how a counterpoise reduces disturbances from telephone rings home lighting vacuums and elevators. It shows forms of counterpoise and their construction and use, stressing proper insulation from nearby objects and that any wire can work with porcelain cleats as insulators. Connecting the counterpoise to a radio receiver replaces the ordinary ground connection.
Two factors to consider when buying a vacuum tube are its use as detector or amplifier and its storage condition. Wet tubes contain more gas and perform differently from dry tubes. Wet or gas-filled tubes are often used as detectors while dry tubes serve as amplifiers.
A wide mix of Nebraska news items includes a Red Cloud fiftieth anniversary banquet, a Genoa birth to Mr and Mrs Joan Maswell, a fatal gas fire attempt in Mitchell, and robbery at Lincoln Peoples Market. Other notes cover a broken arm in Lincoln, a cataclysmic explosion near Omaha, community plans at Emerson, Arbor Day preparations, tornado memory in 1915, and local court and school events across towns like Beatrice Fairbury ONeill Sidney Tecumseh and Des Moines.
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