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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented notice mentions Steele City Markets and a free pay day event associated with MACE and Rome. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a promotional or community payment offer tied to a specific date.
Art Kenning of Steele City returned home to draw up plans for Clare Cuthbert’s new house. The report notes a February 20 birth of a girl to Frank and ? Ellison and mentions several local visits and a Farmers Union oyster supper at Liberty with Henke praised as cook.
Mrs. Margaret Henderson attended host gatherings with Mr. George Crane visiting T. N. Reiber early in the week. S. P. Townsend assists with ongoing community tasks as this week unfolds.
After an illness of more than a Mr and Mrs Wandra of WV Wilms Sr visited the Packer home Sunday. Due to little Bernard Ablegs illness the Union Aid social was postponed indefinitely. Shingling of the Baptist church roof slowed this week from cold winds and lack of help. more volunteers are needed.
In this wartime note from Our Dumb Animal, authors praise carrier bees and the bravery of small animals aiding English airmen and coast guards. The piece highlights the role of a bird that guided sailors, sacrificing itself near the coast guard station, and reflects on how such creatures influence critical sea and shore operations.
The 1929 US lamp sales totaled 183 million dollars, down slightly from 1918. Carbon filament lamps dropped from 11 percent to 7 percent, gas filled lamps rose from 24 million in 1918 to 27 million in 1929, up 12 1/4 percent, and the average candle power of lamps continues to increase.
The report recalls Washington's death on December 14 at age 68 with a dignified public tribute. Cannon salutes from a river vessel, mournful music, and a formal procession of cavalry infantry clergy and citizens marked the somber ceremony at the Potomac grave site.
Described are military honors as infantry and cavalry lead three general discharges and eleven artillery pieces along the Potomac to pay tribute to the commander in chief of the armies of the United States and the resting place at a vault.
Market notes detail markers for corn planters 2x2 Galtivator beams 3x4 manure spreader slats and beater bars 1x4 Havrack Serts in standard sizes and dimensions. The line items read like a catalog snippet listing components and hardware for agricultural gear.
A fragmented line notes someone who carries cigarettes, with no identifiable names, dates, or events to anchor a larger story. The readable text offers no concrete details beyond the act mentioned.
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