May meeting attendance urged by Forsha
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
4
Hog calling and chicken calling contests at the hall Saturday
Entries for hog and chicken calling contests fill the hall on Saturday night with lively calls. Organizers promote a humorous event at the local hall, aiming to draw crowds and showcase rural talent.
Some Runt Kasparek's Poland China Runts
The fragment notes talk about Kasparek and Poland China runts. It hints at a discussion of small pigs from Kasparek’s stock, labeling them as runtish. No further context or events are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasparek
Poland
China
Hayes Center Woman Dies at Kearney
Mrs Neily of Casper dies in Kearney after a stroke. She was once Mrs Al Blatchley of Hayes Center where the Blatchley ranch was operated with her husband until his death. The family later moved to Wyoming. Mrs Neily had recently married Dr Neily of Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Fragmentary Quote: Heary Emery to Barper's Magazine
A fragment discusses a forceful final word delivered like a projectile, attributed to Heary Emery and linked to Barper's Magazine. The readable text centers on a sharp closing remark and its impact, with limited context about speakers or full sentence structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Barper
Handel and the exalted reverence for music
The Violinist notes Handel valued music above all and saw human power as secondary to art. It recalls his fearless advocacy of music, including a reply to the English king: the aim was not to amuse but to make the world better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
England
Lincoln Telephone Campaign Cuts 1926 Accidents Significantly
The Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company reports 1926 accidents dropped to 83 per year from 113½ average in prior seven years. Stumbles on ground caused ten accidents. two from wire handling. three from falls from poles. Costs per subscriber fell to 9e. workers receive full pay for thirteen weeks and two-thirds after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Company
Just Post
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
Telephone Organization
Nebraska Workmen's Compensation
Convocation Urges Early Habit Formation and Broad Education
The piece highlights Convocation remarks by Lloyd Allen urging students to cultivate the best habits early for a well rounded life. It notes Freshman skating party after school and illness affecting Jennie Hardesty. First and second grades work on a doll project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hardesty
Bible Reading Groups Grow At Nebraska Church
A Nebraskan church reports strong participation in a Bible reading group. A 22 chapter week leader is a young woman while an 11 year old boy read 18 chapters. The group studies Matthew and invites others to join. A verse about judging others is set as next Sunday's text. Mothers and Daughters banquet success noted. Ladies Aid to meet next Wednesday February 2 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters
Aid
For Sale South Church Building Auction of interior furnishings
Sealed bids are invited for the sale of all furniture and fixtures from the main auditorium of the South Church Building. The sale is subject to arrangements made by the purchaser. Bids will be opened Tuesday under the supervision of C. I. Clark, Church Building Committee chair.
Optometry Its Value to the Public
Discussion on how eye exams reveal errors of vision and the public’s lack of awareness about optometry. The article argues testing by optometrists can correct vision problems and improve health and efficiency, noting public knowledge as the main hurdle.
Diverse Live Stock and Farm Equipment Sale Listing
Auction catalog listing numerous livestock including 12 year old black horses and mares with weights, several cows and heifers, calves and a red Poll bull calf. Also includes farm machinery and household goods such as binders, mowers, rakes, planters, drills, wagons, a fanning mill, seed corn, incubator, and various appliances.
Best Tractor Company conducts three day school in Nebraska and Iowa
Mr Crinklaw and Mr Fahrenwald operate Best tractor pillars in Jefferson County on road work and show a record of only 50 dollars a year in upkeep. The factory praise led to job offers. The training covered carburetor ignition and overall construction with expert explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Tractor Co
Nebraska
Iowa
Crinklaw
Fahrenwald
Jefferson Co
School of Instruction
Crinkish
Nehemiah Maintains Dignity in Times of Danger
In a discussion on self esteem and humility, Nehemiah refuses to hide in the temple and flee danger. He insists on facing peril with principle, contrasting humble excuses with steadfast courage. The text cites Lord Bacon on words of modesty and public speaking. Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Bacon
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Temple
Mohammed’s Ring Prohibition and Dietary Taboos
In this excerpt from Mohammed by BR. Dibdddie, the prophet renounces a golden ring and bans adornments, rebukes a gift of a steaming dinner, and explains his temperance in eating. He explains onions and garlic offend Gabriel and objects to lizards as a wary, curious claim of metempsychosia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel
Israel
Mohammed
BR. ¥. Dibdddie
The Dapper Can Opener Sales Pitch Ends In Faint
A small, eager salesman efforts to peddle a self proclaiming unbeatable can opener. He boasts it can open any can faster than any rival device. The scene ends with a woman fainting at the doorstep.
Old Bill Shaved Beard Sorts of Coastal Tales
A fisherman named Captain Bill, famed for a long beard, shaved it before his death following a family joke about hygiene. His beard removal sparked distress among painters and led to a humorous exchange about tobacco juice freezing and a son's instruction.
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Bill
Cova
Bil
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M. Forsha
Rae
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C. I. Clark
Ch. Building Committee
Ed. B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Esac
J. K. Brown
Hollenberg
Kansas
Washington
Rhode Island
Moline
McCormick
McCormick Mower
Osborn
Jayhawk
Sterling
Boone County
Bell City
N. R. Simmons
Nebraska State
Farmers State Bank
Steele City, Nebr
Tropics
Carl S. Townsend
Bone Slumber CO
Davis
Nat’l., Bank
Fairbury
New England
Clara Walker Whiteside
Penn
Steele City
Steele City Press
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