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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
3
The Treasury invites holders of Third Liberty Loan Bonds to exchange for a new percent twelve to fifteen year Treasury bond, bearing interest from July 16, 1928. Interest on surrendered bonds is paid in fall 1928, and the Third Liberty Loan matures October 15, 1928 with interest ceasing that date. Consult trinks for details. ASW, 213M, Secretary of n 4 Washington, July 5, 1922.
Ten years ago the average dairy cow profit above feed cost in Missouri cow testing associations was $8821 per year. In 1927 the profit rose to $139.33 per cow. Most members use purebred bulls. A Forest Service ranger notes dangerous storms in Montana with gray or dust colored clouds, slow movement, and dense edge lightning.
A Bergen County celery grower installs a high capacity subirrigation pumping system to drain field ditches and manage over supply. The device handles several hundred gallons a minute to keep excess water from harming crops.
The pump system is arranged to reverse its action so water can be pumped through the ditches back into the field during dry weather. This raises the soil water level until moisture reaches the surface by capillary action.
A farming bulletin notes weeds like wild carrot burdock and sowthistle produce 100 to thousands of seeds per plant with many remaining dormant for years. To curb spread one must prevent seeding. Control blister rust by destroying currant and gooseberry bushes near white pines now valued at about 550 million dollars.
A brief notice identifies Traum Funeral Parlor and its ambulance service located in Fairbury Nebraska with a phone contact listed as 108. The fragment provides service contact details for local funeral and emergency transportation needs.
A fragment hints at a tale where a bride declares enduring affection for George amid a customs inspector setting. The line suggests a clandestine romance mirrored in a period drama context, with focus on love and identity.
An old local notice invites readers to subscribe to the home paper and to visit Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop to repair worn soles, reflecting a small town commerce moment.
The firms M. O. Sampson and A. H. Richardson advertise affordable funeral services in Steele City Nebraska. They invite a trial and provide day and night phone numbers 2211 and 2208.
A short editorial remark notes that common sense should have the right of way on life’s road, urging clearer thinking and practical judgment in everyday decisions.
A local notice urges residents not to travel for funeral services, promoting M. O. Sampson and A. H. Richardson in Steele City with contact information for day calls.
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