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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Steele City Nebraska references a mail rate or classification dated November 25 1904 under the act of Congress of March 1 1872. It appears to be a postal rate or classification entry with limited readable specifics.
A science note claims insects, especially greenflies, can outnumber humans. A pond water cup may hold more life than the earth's people, with greenflies reproducing rapidly and ladybirds helping curb the pest.
Hoeft returns from wear to stay with his family in Endicott. Mr and Mrs FE Barnhart and W E Barnhart visit their daughter and sister Mrs I Woods on Saturday.
The town team played basketball with Daykin here Monday night and won 23 to 18. Daykin was the opponent on the court in a local game.
The Onaway Club met at the home of Mrs. P. V. Hoeft Monday afternoon. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon.
As 1926 ends the J. P. Lodge holds a session and plans a New Year serenade. The blasts from their cast of guns, dynamite, tin can pounding and other noise awaken the sleepers.
Misa Edna Tippin, vacationing with sister Mrs. Otha Curry and family, returned to her Pairbury home on Saturday. Mila Adams aided J. H. Malady in cutting wood over the past two days. Deora Troxel and children spent New Years Day observing the holiday with friends.
Travelers in Portugal encounter a poem titled To the Wayfarer about timber’s importance to homes and boats. The text also notes rapid animal multiplication, citing rats and tiny organisms, with figures on reproduction and astronomical hypothetical scales for mass.
The fragment recounts theories of Welsh not spoken by early humans, with myths attributing language to Adam and Eve or Babel. A tower mason story describes a request for more mortar from a high level, leading to a miscommunication and humorous misunderstanding.
The article urges combining wheat with cattle and hens, using straw and feed crops to reduce risk. It argues that turning waste into cash, alfalfa or Sudan hay, and a few acres of pasture plus a silo can cut running expenses and raise overall farm income. It notes that chickens provide living for the family and help with insect control, while rotating crops with wheat boosts yield per acre and total profit.
H M Rainer of the Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association argues that rotating crops plus field maintenance can reduce insect problems. He notes pests follow single crops and that cultural practices, including clearing fence rows and ditch banks, help disrupt winter quarters and improve pest control.
Elizabeth Ety Clark, 13, of Cedars Delaware, is among estate candidates for the American Youth Award set by Serquiet International Exposition directors. A final selection will award a week trip to Philadelphia and a visit to Washington and the White House to receive a medal from President Cephalidae.
A fragment notes oats fed to farm animals show horses use 678 percent of the oats allotted, cattle 182 percent and swine 10.8 percent. Poultry take 5.9 percent and sheep 23 percent. Ost chopia linked to rapid crow production in young pigs.
Fire incidents caused significant damage and losses across the city. Authorities warned residents to improve smoke detector use and evacuation planning while insurance claims and rebuilding efforts proceed.
Farmers of Nebraska consider insuring against soil moisture drought smut and weather risks wise. They urge the Wheat Improvement Association to support carbonate treatments for seeds and cover costs of welding material and labor at about ten cents an acre.
The readable portion suggests a fragmented personal reflection about a paper and prepared notes. It mentions friends and a sense of obligation, with unclear references to people and events. The text lacks a clear narrative or identifiable names, dates, or places.
We offer a slightly used high grade piano and a player piano for sale to a reliable party in this territory on balance due terms. Write for price terms and Music and Furniture Co Hastings Neb.
A San Francisco Chronicle item notes how some girls travel home for long breaks to save money while others stay on campus to manage finances during severe weeks.
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