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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
2
The Callaway Poultry show will be held at Callaway January 26 27 and 28. Officials report local farm groups and state boards see growth in livestock trade with shipments from Albion and farm cooperatives.
Prominent men James Davidson I W Carpenter W R McFarland George T Morton were elected as directors of the Occidental Building and Loan Association by President John F Flac The assets shown on January 1 1927 totaled 21028331 Davidson serves as vice president and manager of World Realty Company Carpenter is secretary of Carpenter Paper Morton partners in Harrison and Morton The four directors are praised for their mature judgment and successful business leadership. Omaha internal revenue waives interest on deficiency taxes if taxpayers sign a waiver to appeal to the Board of Tax Appeals within thirty days and have the waiver filed with the Internal Revenue Agent in Charge.
Lincoln elected R L Webster of Tekamah president of the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers with Madison county’s official as vice president and secretary treasurer chosen. About 200 delegates attended the two day session with fifty six of eighty counties represented.
In Washington the Senate voted 48 to 33 to deny the oath of office to Frank L Smith senator-designate for Illinois. Reed led the anti Smith bloc while Deneen backed seating, and Illinois credentials are referred to the privileges and elections committee for investigation.
Montreal headquarters of the United States immigration service released six month totals for the border region from the Austile to eastern Montana. Canadian entrants likely exceed eighty percent of the total with about 64 247 in 1902 and 92 056 in 1925. Canada’s nine month fiscal imports reached 706 763 042 dollars versus 686 740 868 dollars a year earlier.
A Missouri legislature bill proposes banning evolution theory in schools and would count creation as described in Genesis chapters one and two. The measure targets science curriculum and faces political scrutiny as advocates push religiously based education standards.
News item reports Mrs. Jane Strange age 103, a resident of Clearfield, Iowa, died here after living in Duoville, Illinois, with a possible financial settlement noted as $823. The article reflects sparse details and age at death in a brief obituary item.
The article describes Scott Field near Belleville, east of St. Louis, as Uncle Sam's army air base and air pilot school. It highlights a massive hangar, 519 feet 7 inches long and 100 feet wide, with a heavy door weighed by paired mechanisms that take six minutes to open. The facility houses airships, aircraft, and extensive supply warehouses.
The text describes Needles Peak as a dominant eastern United States summit in the Black Hills of South Dakota, rising 7216 feet above sea level. It portrays rugged ridges and grotesque rock formations carved by erosion, with clear views over parklike valleys, canyons, streams and small lakes, and notes surrounding towns, mining activity, and farming communities spreading toward North Dakota, Wyoming, and Nebraska.
Howard Eaton, noted hunter and pioneer, died in 1972. He helped map a 157 mile horseback trail through Yellowstone, linking to a broader 700 mile network for public access and enjoyment of the scenic West. He was respected as a horseman and guide in New York hotels and the Rocky Mountains.
In the Besten Transcript a shopper asks for credit from a grocer. The grocer refuses credit for groceries but grants credit for nerve, highlighting a humorous exchange about personalCredit limits and social interaction.
Paris dressmakers and perfumers showcase personal scents as essential accessories for the modern woman. Perfume blends now aim for subtle, sophisticated notes that linger, shaping a woman’s identity through fragrance and bottling artistry.
A period fashion note outlines how each costume should pair with distinct shoes and stockings to look well groomed. It stresses coordinating color and texture for time and place, mentioning suede, glazed kid, and reptile skin options as examples.
Advice on turning a bay window into a homelike, attractive nook. Describes using curtains and color to frame light, adds colorful pots, and suggests balanced furniture groupings such as an easy chair with a sewing table or a reading table with chairs and a lamp.
The article describes fairy like dance frocks of tulle with bouffant skirts for girls. It highlights pink or illusion tulle, layered scalloped petals, and silver or gilt hems as fashionable details.
An old remedy promotes flushing kidneys by drinking four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for several days to relieve dull kidney ache, back pains, and urinary irritations. It claims Jad Salts neutralizes acids and cleanses the system, improving bladder weakness.
Eight men named Joseph have died violently in Unter Aegert, Zug canton, over recent weeks. The superstition rich village prays for removal of a curse they believe targets that Christian name.
The reader questions why digestive distress or chest fullness triggers fear of heart problems and how to prevent or manage such episodes. It suggests anxiety about heart attacks and seeks reassurance about symptoms and future attacks.
A reader asks about a 40 minute playing time phonograph record and inquires about a reducing record suitable for his wife, seeking the latest item in music technology.
A playful lyric note describes Tillie in love with Mse and a humorous worry about getting in over her head in water with four. The brief line evokes light romantic whimsy and a quirky image.
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