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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
8
A series of notices declares candidacies for local offices in August 1911. Individuals including C. Shaffer, C. Bovre, L. Nutzman, and C. Beardsley announce Republican nominations for county clerk or county judge at the primaries on August 15 1911.
An event is scheduled for August 16 at 391K on Coe KKRY. Details specify a planned gathering and location with no additional context available.
The passage notes that O'Connell has taught in rural city and normal schools and served six years as county superintendent. He does not make Fairbury his home but lives with his mother on a farm four miles north of Endicott, except during the school months when he has a permanent residence.
A husband accuses his wife of infidelity claiming a mysterious man may be Chinese. She pleads, asks for a doctor, while tears fall as she reaches for the phone. The exchange reveals jealousy and suspicion over a hair locket and a headline style cartoonish confrontation from Puck.
Advertisement notes one year ae if paid in advance totaling four dollars dated July 28 1911 from White Pianos Co at Pairbury stating payment terms and location.
Mart McCawley traveled to Hanover on Friday and Thursday. Mrs Ollie Reiber rode to Steele Guty on Wednesday. Mrs F M Miller visited Beatrice for a few days starting Tuesday. Mrs Anna Richardson visited Fairbury from Thursday to Saturday. Earl Faris and Ern Ruthford of Enosdale stayed here Sunday and Monday. Ahlers Rose Masters and Ahlers visited Fairbury Tuesday. Mrs Wolf and Mrs Davis visited friends near Fairbury from Saturday to Wednesday. Administrator’s sale of stock of the White Piano Co. of Fairbury offers piano and organ bargains.
A clipped Florida Health Notes piece explains flies spread disease and calls for strict cleanup to prevent outbreaks. It warns against treating swatting as mere humor and emphasizes eliminating filth where flies breed to protect public health.
W Silket a homesteader six miles southwest of Seneca was badly wounded last Tuesday when a turning sheep jerked a knife in his hand, severing wrist tendons and artery. He was treated by Dr. Phillips and sent to Alliance hospital. Albert Zweifel near Traum schoolhouse installed a large centrifugal irrigation pump to water 12 acres of potatoes using 80 rods of pipe and a gasoline engine, reporting good progress and a likely good crop. Zweifel is son of J R Zweifel of this locality.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a housewife and screening house help for access to premises. Includes an address snippet reading vaeee PIANO 66 in Fairbury Nebraska. The readable content is unclear and appears scrambled.
Fragmentary text mentions money and life, with unclear references to Wagga and possible dates or events. The legible parts offer no concrete facts, names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
The text appears as a garbled discussion about a public event and attire influencing crowd behavior. It mentions low maintenance women and trousers, suggesting tension between race and gender but is too damaged to extract a clear event or outcome.
The text describes a method where molten metal escapes a small orifice and cools instantly to form solid particles that coalesce into a homogeneous coating up to a quarter inch thick within seconds. The coating can be adherent for decoration or protection or detachable for reproductions, demonstrated on metal wood and paper in Zurich.
In Elma Washington a giant Douglas fir felled west of town supplied timber for a two story 14 room house. The tree measured 380 plus feet tall with a seven foot nine inch stump diameter and yielded 40,000 feet of serviceable timber. At $25 per thousand the lumber was valued over $1,000 according to Harper's Weekly.
Fragmentary text describes exotic imports and clandestine methods to bring animals like mongooses and other creatures into Jamaica. It references an agent, snake killings, and government actions pressuring policy, with unclear chronology and garbled phrasing.
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