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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
6
Public notice marks second class mail matter status for Steele City Nebraska. It records entry date November 26 1904 and cites the act of Congress of March 1 1879. July 12 1928 appears as a subsequent date.
Louis J Nutzman declares candidacy for County Judge in Jefferson County on the Non-Political Ticket for the General Election November 6 1928 subject to voter will. The piece also highlights a $400 000 000 telephone industry expansion project with large material needs and a tone praising American industry and progress.
A fragmented note describes insects using disguise to blend in, noting eight legs as a potential obstacle yet implying adaptability when needed. The text hints at hidden forms and observational clues without a clear narrative or conclusion.
Elmer Shottenkirk collapsed from heat while shocking wheat for Leonard Richardson on Tuesday. Diller residents split up the 4th to travel to Steele City, Fink's Park, and Beatrice. Virgil Weaver, son of Harlan Weaver, lost two fingers in a washing machine wringer Monday. Farmers celebrated the holiday in fields, tending wheat and corn.
Plump raisins are drained and chopped. Caramelize sugar with water and butter, then pour over the remaining ingredients. Mix with flour sifted with baking powder and salt. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, bake 30 minutes at 350 degrees F, and spread with caramel frosting.
Caramelize one cup sugar to medium brown then dissolve in one cup water. Add with two cups sugar and four cups milk and boil to a soft ball in cold water or 238 degrees F. Remove from heat, stir in vanilla and butter, cool and beat until creamy. If too stiff, thin with cold milk.
Clinton Curry aged 20 died in Fairbury last week due to blood poisoning that began with a nose pimple. The illness rapidly progressed, leading to his death as doctors investigated the case.
When making voile dresses, cut off all selvedges and allowances for shrinkage. Voile can shrink when washed so plan cutting to prevent pulling in straight skirts.
A simple grape juice treat for hot weather. Flavor with sugar and lemon, freeze. For sherbet, add a beaten egg white when partly frozen and churn until stiff, then remove dasher, pack with ice and salt, and let ripen an hour or more.
The article urges constant vigilance to control household pests in warm weather. It notes ants cockroaches and flies thrive on crumbs and exposed food and recommends storing food in tight metal or glass containers cleaning up promptly and keeping garbage pails closed and regularly emptied.
Do not drain juice from canned vegetables or fruits if the contents are good. Vegetable juice carries valuable nutrients and can be served as a sauce or stirred into soups and gravies. Fruit juice can sweeten drinks or be used in puddings sauces or fruit gelatins.
M O Sampson and A H Richardson promote affordable funeral care with daytime and nighttime contact numbers in Steele City Nebraska inviting potential clients to try their services.
The piece proclaims the value of spending within the home community. Dollars spent locally stay circulating to fund taxes, roads, schools, churches, and banks while aiding neighbors in need and eventually returning, unlike money sent to distant cities which would sap local vitality and devalue the farm.
C. H. Sloan of Geneva is nominated by the Republicans in this district to fill the vacancy caused by the June death of M. C. McLaughlin who had been nominated in the primary.
A river promontory on the south bank of the Arkansas river gave Little Rock its name. The 60 foot high rock served as a bridge abutment and marked the first view upon approaching the city. Opposite bank features a much higher cliff known as Big Rock.
A common laborer of today works about ten minutes each day to pay for electricity, illustrating the shift in energy costs. The brief notes reflect how household power expenses have changed over a fifty year span.
A Paris observer in Comoedia describes American children as fearless and free spirited, noting their open-mindedness and light work ethic. He highlights urban play spaces, safe streets, and early signs of independence at age twelve.
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