Local Auction Sparks High Bids for Ste Goes
In a small South Agent sale Mrs Ben Welle and her spouse led the bidding with keen interest. The lot drew strong competition as bidders sought the Ste Goes item, with prices rising as crowd names appeared.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
4
Sunday Basket Gathering At Will Kelly Home
Mr and Mrs John Malady Rose and Vernie Glasier joined a Tuesday visit at the John Janssen home. A surprise basket distribution occurred Sunday at Will Kelly home with many friends delivering baskets to Mrs Kelly. Families attending included Carrico Compton Janssen Malady Kenning Schmitt Kenning Bill Compton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geet Sickesee
John Malady
Rose
Vernie Glasier
John Janssen
Will Kelly
Kelly
P. A. Carrico
Will Compton
Paul
Fred Kenning
Chas
Compton
One in Fifteen Has Perfect Eyes and Auction Tale
A quirky note claims one in fifteen people have perfect eyes. A separate line says 4 cork 200 feet below the water will not rise due to water pressure. Yale is credited with pioneering sales by auction, attributed to Elihu Yale, founder of Yale College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Elihu Yale
Yale College
England
Last Week Quote on Women and Art by Nora D. Vines
A publication quotes Nora D. Vines from Last Week asserting women are all artists in their own way. The speaker argues women outperform mediocre men but few rival truly clever men. The remark prompts discussion on gender and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora D. Vines
Important Wheat Factors From Nebraska Expert
Balner of the Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association argues that good seed costs little more and yields more bushels per acre. He promotes summer fallow in rotations, organic matter for soil moisture, top dressing with manure, seed treatment, and three key factors for high protein wheat: climate, soil nutrients, and suitable variety. He notes rotations boost yields, and a cash crop like wheat plus livestock feed distributes labor and reduces weeds. He compares U S yields with Europe noting Germany 288, Sweden 29, Great Britain 322, and Denmark 44.7 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balner
Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association
Nebraska
United States
Europe
Germany
Sweden
Great Britain
Denmark
Earrings as Heiricoma in New Hampshire Family
A New Hampshire woman touts a cherished pair of earrings worn by her family for nearly a century. The heirloom carries generations of memories and continues to be treasured in daily wear and family stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Endicott Reserves Defeat Local Team in Season Opener
Endicott Reserves beat the local squad 3 to 2 after Mildred Kaspares Woodrow James and Donald Fahrenwald led the scoring. The high school team opened with a loss 6 to 0 to Endicott, with Steele City scoring the first basket but the visitors pressing defense held strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow James
Donald Fahrenwald
Carl Fahrenwald
Endicott
Steele City
Steele City Markets Sutter No Bis ccneeaes
The fragment mentions Steele City Markets and Sutter with garbled text likely listing products or staff. readable parts indicate a local market notice or brief about goods or prices.
Rotation to cure wheat sickness and improve yields in Nebraska
A. M. Bainer of Nebraska Continuing says continuous wheat cropping depletes soil fertility and raises pest risks. Kansas data show wheat after wheat yields about 16 bushels versus 18 bushels when alfalfa is included. North Platte 11 years show lowest yields with continuous small grain, higher yields with rotations including legumes or fallow. Western Nebraska favors corn spring grain winter wheat rotations, Eastern Nebraska advocates alfalfa or sweet clover in rotations to boost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye A. M. Bainer
Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association
Kansas Experiment Station
Corm
North Platte
Nebraska
Dead Man Completes Earthly Preb at Local Church
A man who died has been laid to rest after serving his time in life according to local church records. The community notes his final rites and notes his dedication to parish service.
Wheat mill feeds form major farm input study finds
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports two fifths of the wheat crop is left on farms for animal feed. About 28 percent of shipped wheat returns as mill feeds used for human food production through meat. Mill feeds vital for dairy cattle, horses, poultry, and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Origin of a Word Curate Meaning Shifts Over Time
The article notes how the term curate has changed in meaning from earlier times to the present. It discusses the historical role of the curate as a local church official and contrasts it with modern usage and connotations.
A Way to Learn by Listening and Asking Questions
Archisen Globe notes that asking questions reveals facts while listening can be equally effective, often reducing suspicion and increasing understanding. The piece contrasts inquiry with passive reception as paths to knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archisen Globe
Piano bargains at sale offering used high grade and player pianos
A local sale advertises a slightly used high grade piano and a player piano available for purchase. The notice highlights affordable pricing and invites interested buyers to inspect the instruments during the sale event.
United States Meat Exports Share by Destination in 1928
Reports from the Seare Roebuck Agricultural Foundation show U S meat exports for the year ending June 1928 totaling 837 772 000 pounds valued at 100 872 185 dollars. Great Britain led buyers with about one quarter of shipments, followed by Canada Germany and the Scandinavian nations. Beef and veal accounted for roughly four percent of total exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seare-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Great Britain
Cube
West Indies
Canada
Germany
Srom End
Hogs Expected to Spare Feed Despite Short Crop
The article notes hogs will not face hunger as farmers plan to feed cord and crop by mid autumn. A looming sol crop forecast could yield around Agri crop 00 bushels, higher than five year average, with hogs and other livestock not starving on November 1.
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Adranes
Ben Welle
Ana Won
South
PRESS
Thescheg
Mildred Kaspares
Steele City Markets
Nebraska State
Farmers State Bank
Clovers
Carl S. Townsend
Davis
U.S. Py
Linesin Baleen
THE
Steele City Press
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