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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1927

Page

2

Ocean Flyers Lose In Pacific Derby

A Pacific Derby airborne disaster saw six planes enter from Oakland toward Honolulu 2400 miles distant. Goebel on Woolarec won 26 hours 17 minutes 33 seconds to finish first with Alpha second 28 hours 16 minutes 20 seconds. Missing aviators offered 40000 reward.

Oakland Honolulu Wooteree Art Goedel W. V. Davis Aloha Martis Jensem Paul Schinter Weolaree 3. A. Pedlar Dallas Spirit William Erwin Dallas Texas Golden Eagle Roach Pacific Wheeler Seid Woolarce Woolarec Art Goebel Alpha Goebel Acros Jensen Mildreag Doran Jack Frost New York Gordon Scott Santa Monica Mies Doran

Mellon Returns Soon from Vacation Cruise to New York

Secretary Mellon will arrive August 30 in New York aboard the Leviathan after a two months Mediterranean cruise, announced at the treasury.

Washbington Mellon New York Mediterranean Treasury

Keep Out of China Warned Americans Told to Avoid Returning

The State department received a warning from the Peking legation and American consuls that Americans in China should not return to the interior. Officials say no planes are over China and only two are at Tientsin under a treaty to protect lives and property.

Washington China State Department Peking Legation Far East Peking Legation Department United States Shanghai Tientsin

Diamond Field rush draws six thousand to South Africa scene

At Weiverdiend fourteen miles from Lichtenberg, about 6000 people joined a three mile diamond rush. A sixteen year old girl was among finishers while university students and civilians formed a mile long line.-Fifteen men were arrested near the start and one contender hid in a water tank with only his nose showing.

Cape Town South Africa Weiverdiend Lichtenberg

MacNider Travels 11 905 Miles on Inspect on Trip

Major MacNider covers 11 905 miles on inspection tour in Washington traveling by air and land. He marks 48 hops during July aboard the machine.

MacNider Washington

Nebraska briefs report record July gasoline revenue and roads work

Nebraska notes record gasoline tax take for July totaling 600000 dollars, with revenue nearly doubling any prior month. Meridian highway slated for gravel near Geneva, possibly renamed Pan American. Omaha clearing house shows weekly bank clearings up over 600000 from 1926 and 450000 from prior week. Canning near Grand Island to start, 150 workers. beets yield forecasts rise near Ashland. Chadron hospital referendum passes 35 000 bond issue. Gordon Brubaker loses left eye in Nelson golf accident. Lincoln highway No 30 relocation plans. Ashland marker for old government trail dedicated with 400 in attendance.

Nebraska T W. Bass Geneva Mexico Canada United States Omaha Clearing House Association Omaha 8. T. Farmer Company Grand Island R. W. Updike Bridgeport Fred Lemaster Sugar Chadron Nelson Gordon Hastings Hospital Roy Jocras Good Roads Department Ashland 8. S. 83 D. L. D. Highway Saline Ford Ashland Women's Club George E. Condra University of Nebraska

Nebraska seeks corn theme license plates to advertise state

Nebraska Kiwanis members urge stamping license plates with an ear of corn to promote Nebraska crops as Idaho already markets potatoes on plates. The plan claims cars traveling through other states would serve as moving ads, with a design deemed more attractive and costing no more.

Nebraska Kiwanis Club Louis Leppke Nebraska Clothing Idahé’ Bile Jest Idaho Utah Leppke

Polish Women Rising in Polish Politics

Polish women increase political activity electing more women to office. Five are in the Polish Socialist party, five in bourgeois groups, and one in the Jewish Labor Bund. Municipal campaign emphasizes social protection for mothers and children under the Socialist program.

Omen Polish Socialist Party Bourgeoie Jewish Labor Bund Sociatiet Poland

Panama Designation Home of Orchid Describes Rich Varieties

The article notes Panama earning the label Home of Orchid due to its wide orchid varieties. Climate spans from humid lowlands to high Chiriqui mountains over five thousand feet. Early collectors include Luis Nee, a French botanist, who visited Panama in 1854.

Panama jJengie Mountsine Chiriqui Luis Nee L'Anama

Swiss guide carves 600 figures in wood relief

William Andres, a Swiss guide, spent twenty years carving a hand wood relief using only a penknife. He finished a scene of 600 figures, a procession of mounted cavaliers near an ancient castle, and has rejected a $10.60 offer.

William Andre

Sizing Her Up Redheaded Girl in Rapid Free Restaurant

Yvonne comments on a new redheaded server in a rapid free restaurant. Helvise, the head waitress, argues the judge should know more and about the same as the man. The dialogue hints at gendered expectations in a casual dining setting.

Yvonne Helvise

Cause for Alarm in Detroit News Brief

A Detroit News brief reports a parent growing concerned after his five-year-old son suddenly asks for a thousand dollars. The piece notes the odd behavior as a sign of alarm for the younger generation and reflects on parental worry.

Comfort for Middle Aged People in Community Roles

Experts say middle aged adults around forty five to fifty hold valuable community roles. The text notes gender commentary and humor as a factor influencing appeal and social usefulness.

Wonderful Sea Crab Demonstrates Notable Chivalry

Robert O Neal of Tampa Florida catalogs a sea crab as a remarkable animal. He notes females shed shells in spring exposing tender bodies that attract small fish. The male guards the mate with strong claws while she feeds, pursuing and defending against predators until meals end.

Robert O'Neal Tampa Fla Mr. Crab

Picture-Only News Boy Scandal Joke

Two high school boys stroll downtown when a newsboy offers a paper about a big scandal. One admits he cannot read so the newsboy replies that he can still view the pictures. The gag hinges on illiteracy contrasted with visual headlines.

the Newsle

Outdoor Talk Sparks Hobby Chat About Exercise

The dialogue notes a preference for more outdoor activity and mentions playing outside. A patient agrees to try, recalling past routines and the habit of bringing a checkerboard to the porch for leisure.

It would be great if everyone who congratulated you upon your succes

The line playfully questions the sincerity of congratulators after a success. It reads as a reflective, self aware remark about appreciation and meaning behind praise. The fragment hints at social pressure and personal doubt in the aftermath of achievement.

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