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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
2
In a perilous escape from a slave plantation, Richard and Helen flee through a tidal passage to the sea. They outpace McAllister and his maroons, reach safety, and regroup with Barclay to plan a final harvest of the treasure and a future for Richard and Helen.
The fragment notes a pike attacking a swimmer named Henry in Inglemere pond near Ascot while four English boys bathed. The fish bite caused the boy to feel sick and the incident was recorded as significant, with the event described in scattered phrases about the fish and thefts of utensils.
Henry Fewcett, blinded by a gun accident, rose to high positions in British public life. He entered the House of Commons at thirty two after Salisbury in 1838. He supported worthy causes and served under Mr. Gladstone’s government until his death in 1864.
Revenue from the Pilattsmouth tollbridge on the Platte River totaled 11770 for January 6 to June W as counties repay construction costs the bridge may become free. An airplane built by Marty Frey near DuBois Pawnee County flew over Tecumseh and surrounding areas in its initial flight praised by aeronautical circles. Showers hit several sections of the state with Culberton and Askdale reporting half inch rain. locals noted mixed precipitation. Reserve officers head to National Guard Camp at Ashland for training with bands to perform during August. Ernest Estep of Hiveriale injured when a mowing incident caused by runaway mules and a mower led to serious cuts. Nebraska business indicators show optimism due to bumper crops with strong activity in building and loan associations. corn and oats conditions improving in northeast areas with good moisture and crop prospects, though some regions remain dry.
Lincoln reports a three foot cedar post with Old Oregon Trail 1843 45 inscribed, found near Davis Park and linked to wagon wheel ruts south of Gibbon. The post may mark where the trail rose from the Platte River and turned west along the Wood River.
A sequence of testimonial style lines touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for weary women. The ads claim long use for over fifty years and encourage readers to seek relief from fatigue and run-down health.
The American Legion post in Tulsa names Walkte Phillips as fairy gins father of Joe Carson after he donated 11 000 dollars to build a home for the poet in Legion park. Volunteers from the post help erect the building.
Miss Ruth Hickman became the sole graduate as the Millboro ceremony marked the 176 mile journey by M L Combs, supervisor of the state education research division, to award her diploma.
The star Betelgeuse is described as 50,000,000 times larger than the sun in volume but only SO times as heavy in mass. The prose also offers a wry remark about appetite and perception.
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