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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
2
In a tense harbor chase on the James and Walrus, Quartermaster Murray argues the crew must fight for their test rights as the Walrus plots to seize their treasure. The battle ends with Colonel O'Donnell's death, Moira's grief, and Murray planning vengeance and future alliance with France.
A compact note questions modern philosophy on human nature and purpose. It contrasts W G Wella with John Stuart Mill and ponders the influence of Darwin Spencer and other giants.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a wide divergence of opinion and a rule related to meeting at an observer's site. The readable portions mention tolerance and the concept of a golden rule, but details are unclear. No clear event, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
The notice describes a dog harness with a collar and a back strap extending to the mid back meeting a lower strap that links to the chest area. A forward strap continues to the front, with an extension for attaching to the forepart. Ambiguous terms are used to outline the overall construction and attachment points for leading dogs.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a light plant and a garage at Haig Ler. Over 200 attended the Crop Field Day at Lincoln Agricultural College on June 2. Nebraska City to host 1927 state Eagles meeting. Hastings plans a quarter million dollar Masonic temple. Statewide Spanish War veterans picnic planned at Crete on July 18 with delegates expected. Farmers' Union store at Bookwalter destroyed by fire, est. loss $6,000. Cedar Bluff to celebrate fortieth anniversary on July 27. Rodeo planned at Falls City for July 15-17. W. C. Keidel killed by lightning near Stuart. Wymore council awards paving contract to J. B. Watts Construction of Concordia Kans. Humboldt American Legion posts help Frank Els, Jr. with wheat shock. Local land classification board protests lead to county supervisors scrapping changes. Seven men fined for stone setting in Elkhorn River near Stanton. Miss Bird Claybaugh to Philadelphia Sesquicentennial as top Nebraska rural teacher. Tax receipts show nine counties with a $135,050 drop in assessed value since 1925. Intangibles up, party costs about $35 per person.
Aurora under Dr. O M Newman will observe the Liberty Bell Echo ceremony during independence week. Philadelphia mayor sounds the bell at 11 11 a m Monday June 28, while the Swedish Mission church bell here will echo followed by suitable ceremonies.
Two 16 year old Fremont Joy Scouts members George and Orville Wills hiked to Estes Park Colorado and back in three weeks receiving many automobile rides along the way. Their pup tent shelter was provided by the scout group during the journey.
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