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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
3
A Sunday school teacher asks why Ananias faced severe punishment for lying, noting that people in those days were not honest, and children seek guidance on the biblical account.
A new record single engined aircraft was unveiled in England. The biplane carries 16 passengers with baggage at speeds exceeding 110 miles per hour and features a 280 horsepower engine.
A shy country visitor struggles to start a conversation at a dinner party and barely speaks until he asks if the girl’s brother likes cheese, only to learn she has no brother. The misfire lingers as the room falls silent and the exchange ends awkwardly. An unrelated Cuticura soap ad follows in the page.
The Nebraska Athletic League plans a district basketball tournament at Wayne on February 2 26 and 2. Other notes include revival meetings at Scotia from December 16 to January 17 yielding 40 conversions and local bond refunds in Dalton.
A eight car poultry exhibit train will leave March 1 for a 2000 mile tour visiting 83 towns across Nebraska on the Burlington system. Three exhibit cars plus a baggage car and sleeper travel with lectures and demonstrations by state college experts at each stop.
Secretary George Drakkson reports to the state board of agriculture in the annual fair report, asserting agriculture remains Nebraska’s industrial cornerstone. Also notes a local incident in Imvie City involving Clarence Hoett, detailing a fatal accident near a garrison after a beard misplacement.
A jumble of disconnected items reports an upcoming Nebr州 treas redacted meeting in October, local incidents in Neligh and Orchard, and a longtime county judge J. Q Ingram who issued 606 marriage licenses over 14 years ending January.
Preparations are underway for a February 15 celebration marking the 60th anniversary of the University of Nebraska charter signing by Governor Butler. The event honors the 57th year of commemorations and reflects ongoing state support for higher education.
Hebron College has bought 6 percent acres of land adjoining the west side of its campus and plans to build another dormitory within the year.
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