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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
4
Postal record shows mailing instruction and date in Steele City Nebraska with entries referencing a second class mail and a post office slice, noting the action was entered November 26 1904 under an 1878 compress act.
Mr Campbell visiting his sister in Iowa over the Fourth. Frank Prot works at Nutter school. Lews and Mrs Bixby and sons spent Sunday at S M. Mrs Bessie Durst and children visited Fitz Simanons home. Mrs Cisena taking her vacation. Mrs Herel Reedy and Mrs Ethe Nids helping at central office.
Mr. Gorae Koeneke near Breman searched for Mr and Mrs Bert James near Washington and visited Steele City. Mr and Mrs Garrett and Mr and Mrs John Goes joined a picnic at Ed Bagles home Sunday. Mrs Bert Greenwood left Tuesday for a trip in Illinois while Doris and Vera Brasey care for the home. Gres remains burning in her absence.
Mr and Mrs Lacks of Lincoln area spent weekend at John Jansen home. Kenning brothers expect to start threshing Wednesday. Mrs George Schmitt and chug Pen visited Will Jones family. Cora Cuthbert improving after illness. Farmers celebrated Independence Day with a picnic at Nutter Racer. John Jansen and Malady Jansen made a business trip to Fairbury. They plan to thrash and finish cutting tasks.
Crowd estimated between 3000 and 4000 attended the rodeo. The Kickapoo tribe of Netawake Reservation held an Indians Friend Ship Dance on Sunday. Little Ethel Anderson and Hazel Lytie of Haddem danced with the Indians, much enjoyed by children. Nutter Brothers plan a traveling show with about 40 Indians for dances in Kansas and Nebraska. date to be announced.
The Q A section clarifies Latin abbreviations like i e and et al, discusses language diversity and correct usage of will have satisfaction, and debunks the myth of flying snakes. It explains how flying squirrels glide briefly, not truly fly, with a brief note on ad hoc examples.
The United States Department of Agriculture issues a plan for better sires to improve live stock. California counties Los Angeles Orange Seno and Venera participate with county extension agents driving the program. The effort emphasizes pure bred sires, education, and supportive literature while covering purchase costs and long term financial gains.
Horse radish and other root crops prosper on medium texture soil. Proper organic matter and plant food improve root quality. With good drainage roots form large, strong, fine quality tubers, while dry sites may hinder growth and yield.
A bank statement from Farmers State Bank Steele City Nebraska shows assets and liabilities as of June 30 1825 with capital stock surplus and deposits listed. Signatures of officials including cashier Wilfrey and notary Nel Drake confirm the document as a true copy on behalf of the Nebraska State Bank Commissioner.
The text discusses unrelated agricultural observations including clover, soybeans, tomatoes, and wheat. It mentions the impact of clover on pasture value, weed spread, and possible crop losses, with fragmented commentary on plant health and curing effects.
The report from the Sears Koeteck Agriculture Foundation notes a year of fattened beef in the Chicago market with cattle weights ranging 190 to 210 pounds and prices around 150 dollars per hundredweight over costs. Prices fluctuated through February and showed wider spreads in March through August, while meat quality grades from prime to common affected pricing and demand.
A historical report analyzes the purchasing power of farm commodities, noting shifts from 1916 to 1923. It cites the United States Department of Agriculture data, June and August figures, and price changes in staple crops such as grain and wheat, highlighting the impact on the farmer’s real income and term prices.
The Kane Farmers Guide reports Tomos disease, a major threat to Indiana tomatoes, linked to weed sprouts and infected roots. Ralph Kemp of Tipton County, a leading grower, warns that rust and ground cherry plants spread the disease to female seedlings via insects. removing these perils is essential to protect crops.
A newspaper notice promotes Adierika as a remedy for gas and stomach trouble. A Mrs. Brinkley signs the testimonial praising relief after using the product sold by Ankers Drug Store. The misspelled ad claims long-term comfort and sleep improvements.
Local notes say Geile Braselle celebrated the Fourth in Lincoln with painting paper hanging and car painting. Yaiph Beckmsr.
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