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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
2
The Bellevue celebration marks its 115th anniversary as plans move forward for a public playground in Bridgeport and a sixth annual homecoming jubilee at Nelson. North Platte post office promotion to first class, and Omaha area golf near Lakoma July 6 to 11. Hog sales reach record Nebraska 1924 totaling about 100 million dollars.
More than 200 bankers from across the state attended a two day course on agriculture and farm economics at the state college. Speakers including Burr Russell Klesselbach Stewart Morgan Flack Lawritson Gramlich Loeffel and Possen discussed land values, soil fertility, rainfall conservation, crop rotation, erosion, and dairy development.
Adjutant General H. J Paul announces the names of regular army officers who will assist in training and drilling Nebraska guardsmen at the state encampment at Ashland and August 3 16 Captain J Meyers Captain John W Crissey Captain Homer B Kattenberg Major Thomas F McNeill and Major James F Presnell of Fremont. A Fremont Country club caddy Dean Kindler injures wrist jumping through a door window. Family escapes peril when their car stalled on tracks is hit by a Union Pacific train. A 20 year old rattlesnake near Broken Bow measured five feet two and a half inches. Midland college appoints Rev B E Clyde Xander as new dean replacing W E Tilberg. Farmers in Seward County practice summer fallowing to prepare for fall crops. Mrs KR Price of Brownlee hospitalized after infuriated house cat attack. Miss Laura Gibbon dies from ptomaine poisoning while visiting Fremont. A Bayard farmer is knocked unconscious by a lightning strike near a windmill.
Reports from seven counties indicate a per cent rise in intangible property taxes under the new law. Despite the increase, total revenue will amount to only about half the revenue under the old law, according to the state tax commissioner.
Mrs. Fritz Schneider was treated after a torpedo exploded by a youth’s throw as she crossed a Fremont street. The botched incident occurred on the eve of Independence Day with antitoxin administered to offset tetanus risk.
Three rains in five days totaling an inch plus molatire in the subsett injures Keith County corn crop. Farmers report rapid growth though weather challenges persist and prospects vary across the region.
A grid style crossword puzzle excerpt with clues and partial answers. The page hints at wordplay across horizontal and vertical entries and promises the full solution in the next issue. It mentions last week’s puzzle solution and includes references to authors or contributors.
Reader guide explains placing correct letters to form words across and down. Definitions are numbered. fill white slots first then use letters to solve vertical and horizontal clues. All answers are dictionary words. proper names and obsoletes not used.
Dr Jer ome Alexander, a New York chemist, argues modern American embalmers far surpass ancient Egyptian methods. He notes Egyptians salted corpses for about three months and used painted likenesses for viewing, while skilled undertakers today can restore a lifelike appearance in about three hours.
In the Olbia ruins from the Fifth century a small linen bag was found containing a metal mirror a material like rouge and a pencil for darkening the eyebrows. Professor Zuffer led the excavation and recovered the items from a tomb.
Origin of a Neo. 1 classification noted in references as applying to wooden ships by Ad or A Mo. It indicated that the equipment and ship were to be in first-class condition.
New serological tests by Dr. K Landsteiner and Cc. Philip Miller Jr at the Rockefeller Institute show blood affinities place humans and large apes in four chemical classes, with tailed monkeys and lemurs showing weaker similarity. Findings bolster Darwinian descent and zoological relatedness.
Reader fragments describe a golfer and club use with interruptions, and unclear dialogue about equipment. The text lacks a clear event, place, or dates to establish a fuller report.
The article argues most people enjoy sugar in some form and should be listed among common foods. It claims sugar is easily digested when used in moderation and provides energy for the body’s internal work.
The word chapel derives from capa meaning a closet and originally described a chest that held saintly relics. The term shifted to denote a small sacred place.
A brief note from the Boston Transcript remarks on final settling of a burial lot dispute. The humorous quote suggests a man is content only when he is buried with his own lot, reflecting public sentiment about property and burial arrangements.
Ruth drifts through a sunlit shadowed tunnel with the Crockeyjoy guiding two lanterns. They ride mole horses to an underground spring then return home where Ruth’s cat greets her hungry, ending the fantasy journey with a cozy kitchen scene.
A traveler recounts finding the dried body of a large vulture beside a hermetically sealed water tank in the Sahara. The bird had tried to reach the water by pecking the metal, leaving feathers on the ground, staining the desert with its fatal struggle.
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