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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
2
A young musician performed a self taught recital in Scheel auditorium, playing twelve pieces entirely by ear. The program included Song of Love Mandalay Katherina Cob legians and other works pleasing the audience.
A brief note on using Diamond Dyes to tint fabrics. It explains dipping to color wool or silk and boiling to dye linen cotton or mixed goods and hints at profits from dividends.
Fremont to Columbus preparations for an $80,000 motion picture and theater project. Boyd county approves 10 cent crow bounty. Hastings editor Adam Breede welcomed home with band after world trip. Lincoln theft: 300 pounds coffee stolen from mills. Nebraska sailors: Kenyon Angus steer wins grand champion at Denver. Thurston county tuberculin testing shows 2 percent reactors. Omaha Market Week anticipated as major merchant event. Norfolk to host ski tournament under E Tonseth. Boundary commission backs Missouri river realignment. 1925 Nebraska auto licenses rise by 30,000. $300,000 more in fees. Bridgeport teases unusual event for 1936.
Competition intensifies in the Nebraska beet growing district as the Holly corporation and the Great Western Solar company push to dominate the industry. The Great Western plans a new factory in Minatare, completing a project halted by World War I, giving the district two active production sites.
A Burlington train freighted with 84 care of Nebraska produce left Wednesday afternoon bound for Louisiana. It carried seed potatoes to fill orders south of Shreveport and sugar beet pulp for points along the route. Nebraska growers from Alliance territory export beet pulp and sugar, facing a growing market down south.
Dick helps a waterlogged sailor from the yacht Pelican, stranded on rocks near Valhalla island. The man reports the storm tore the ship apart, wireless damaged, and rescue attempts hindered by breakers. Dick contemplates a larger plot as Alice Cutler observes from the coast.
In a tense harbor scene Dick and the unnamed woman discuss the vanished yacht and the sailor who swam away. She questions Dick about signals from the yacht and his presence near the scene while hinting at underlying tension and possible fear in the night’s events.
Dick, an unseen guest on a remote island, spies on Blake Alice and Marie while fearing a crime. He suspects surveillance and plots to learn the truth, while the crew’s behavior and a mysterious swarm on the cliff heighten tension and risk.
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