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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
4
Classified note indicates mailing status as second class service with mention of registration or mailing date November 2, 1904, at Sieele City Nebraska under a March 1 1879 act. The fragment preserves official postal registration reference and location.
Fragmentary text mentions a Spring Coats ad at Paris Cloak & Suit and a truncated tale about a bedtime story with an alligator and a question from a boy about a turtle climbing a tree, suggesting miscellaneous ad and story snippets.
Fragmentary text emphasizes public welfare as a key theme with a promise of continuation next week. The readable portion underscores the topic's significance in the publication's agenda, hinting at further discussion and analysis forthcoming.
The 1925 harvest shows oats and corn supplies large enough to meet demand despite a shrinking horse and draft animal sector. Official estimates project a 1 000 bushel oat crop and 27.5 bushels per acre yield on about 45 945 900 acres, with 2 percent export and hog and cattle use rising as horse feed declines. Carryover from 1925 is ample, aided by a bumper prior year.
An 1868 account describes a brutal attack where a head lineman Theopson was shot, stabbed, and scalped while transporting a scalp nine inches by four. The scalp was kept moist, later exhibited in the Omaha Public Library museum, and linked to other Nebraska incidents including Cahoon and Edmundson.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports a study of 262 farms by Wisconsin College of Agriculture investigators. Farms with six income sources averaged 1504 dollars yearly, those with three about 570, while farmers relying on a single income source earned under 500 dollars. The institute notes multiple streams yield greater profitability.
School notes cover domestic science lunches posters, a tef y party at Marvin Drake's home, a third grade store for arithmetic, and a dolt party. The High School first team won their Friday night game against Reynolds with notable improvement. The girls and both Endicott teams visit next Friday. fans urged to support the home teams. Girl Reserves presented a Nebraska themed program with topics on Nebraska history and trails.
Bill McCown moved on the Wendust farm last week. Mrs. Norma Fentiman is on the sick list. There was no school at Dist. 3.
The readable text offers sparse details about a distant subject, mentioning Washington and a smiling scene. Key names or places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a report about an event or person linked to western Nebraska and Washington.
A farm sale catalog lists livestock including Jerseys and crossbreds with weights and ages, plus chestnut mules and work horses. The auction also offers farm implements and machinery such as cultivators, mowers, binders, plows, wagons, and seed corn.
Descriptions note that cash and those seeking credit should make arrangements before the sale. Schropp Spitsnogle Dickson Aves Hollenberg State Bank and Clerk are listed in association with the transaction.
The report notes Friday Monday and Tuesday disrupted by a sick teacher. Dade Hartgraves is involved in the context, indicating a school related disruption or attendance update.
A Hastings Nebern piano dealer advertises a slightly used high grade piano and a player piano for sale to a reliable party in the territory for balance due. Interested buyers are urged to write for price terms and description.
Children on the sick list are noted as Mrs. Chariey Compton receives a family Sunday visit from Mr. and Mrs. John Malady and their daughter.
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