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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
4
August 4, 1927 report notes work horses supplied to C. C. Andrews. Names mentioned include Hubert Manning Joe Davis Ghester Wilcox and Lester. The source highlights morning activity at McDonald.
A grand circus pageant travels to towns with a free street parade. Delegations from England Belgium France Germany China Japan Turkey join forces under American leadership to showcase global acts and immense spectacle.
Mrs Fay Murray a trained morse from Fairbury returned to her home last Wednesday after caring for Mrs David Clark in a neighboring town.
The schedule lists cond day events with speakers Coates Lockhart and Mattson Chase. Lectures titled Sight and Insight and Big Bugs and Humbugs are planned along with Seated Lassies and Shifting Gears musical piece.
Real estate note lists property in Steele City Nebraska offered for sale or rent. Contact H J Febrénwaild of Pilot Rock Oregon for details on the listing.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch letter urges readers to resist hatred toward a girl labeled ugly by emotion rather than appearance. The writer asks a recipient to reflect on personal vanity and social civility, suggesting forgetting the target and moving on.
A vintage cake method details butter or substitute sugar and one well beaten egg, then milk and cake flour with baking powder. Mix gradually, then add vanilla and bake in a shallow pan about 30 minutes at 350 to 375 degrees F.
A basic lemon frosting method using water and lemon juice with stiff egg whites. Beat whites until glossy, whip syrup to a thread, then slowly pour over whites while beating until the frosting holds a stiff spreadable consistency.
Mrs Ciesna visited Fairbury while Mrs Hatter stays with parents in Benton Kansas. Wm Decker toured Ainsworth Neb last week and Chas Weber visited relatives in Gilead Neb. The G R store changed ownership with Mr Ricker as new manager. F H Hansen of Haddam spent Sunday with Marion LePage. Harold Packer and Endicott party visited L J Packers Monday evening. Joe Hoxie and Harry Henderson groups returned from a trip. Thelma Wilson came back from Salina Kansas last week to visit her sister. Homer Else and Gladys Wanda With of Odell visited grandparents. Freda accompanied home to attend gathering with Guy Henderson of Fairbury. Alfred Palmer and Lizzie Palmer of Washington visited S M Henderson Sunday.
Dissolve flavored gelatin in boiling water, chill until liquid. Stir in peach juice and whip, then fold in whipped cream. Modern kitchen method creates a light fruit gelatin dessert.
Minkler of the Leigh Ladies Aid church won the jelly making prize in a Great Western Sugar Co contest in Denver. More than 20,000 women competed for a grand prize of 6500 dollars and state prizes of 100 dollars plus numerous other awards.
An item notes a scale bet between Sate City and Pairbury with details unreadable in the fragment. The snippet mentions betting terms and local ad references but lacks clear outcomes or participants.
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