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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions GME Steele City pre event with scattered terms and no clear outcome. Readable nouns hint at a conference or briefing but details are unavailable. No verifiable people, dates, or organizations beyond vague initials.
John Jangses was seen sawing wood for Joho Malady on Monday, with activity recorded by Rocky Bullow.
Rey Derrick who has been quite sick to better at this writ ing. Earl Oswald of Omaha is at tending to business and visiting friends here.
Enumerative work for the Federal Census of Agriculture begins in the Norfolk District with seven enumerators needed in Jefferson county. Appointed include Micheel Bane ban Steete City and others. pay is 30 cents per farm schedule. Applicants should contact the Supervisor at Lincoln Nebraska. The census offers benefits for farmers through crop estimates and federal loan analysis.
Notice states Clark's store will be closed on New Year's Day for inventory. A promotion invites customers to bring bread wrappers to McDonald's Cat ae Al ize to be awarded to the person with the most wrappers.
An 1886 advertisement for J A Mees & Son promotes quality monuments at reasonable prices in Pardary Nebraska. The brief notice highlights their offerings and local presence in the lines.
A historical chart from the Sears Reebeck Agricultural Pocandation, using US Department of Agriculture data, shows per capita crop production declining over the period. It covers total and per capita indices for ten crops including corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, cotton, and others, combined at constant prices.
A garbled note speaks of a farmer’s experiment with chickens and bets. The readable terms mention crepe, a failed plan, and a puzzled query about outcomes and poultry.
A fragmented note mentions a butter task at a fancy dress event where guests dress as characters. It references two ladies chosen to portray specific characters, with no named individuals or places readable. The item seems like a brief society blurb or caption.
A fragmentary OCR line contains garbled phrases about Wheaties and motor officers with unclear meaning. It lacks coherent names, places, or dates to extract a factual news item or event. No identifiable person or organization can be confirmed from the readable text.
State Line Lutheran Church conducts regular German language services every Sunday at 1638 a m and Sunday School one Sunday evening at pm The next Enaliah service is set for December 18 led by Rev W Letelen Pastor.
A supply of heavy brown paper suitable for wrapping packages is offered for sale at the newspaper office.
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