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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
4
Sam Harris publisher announces revised postage terms in advance. Movember 24 in city steele Nebraska under order of March 1 1878. Postmaster advertises 90 second class mail rate and details for city payment.
The article reports H A Drake’s house getting a fresh coat of paint, Hoeft Motor shows a new Star, six coaches sold to A W Koch of Odell, and Union Pacific laying heavier rails for freight. A rain of about 4 inches fell Monday, with calls for continued rain as crops need moisture. The 1926 Thayer County Fair is slated for August 31 in Deshier, with premium lists from secretary E J Mitchell. Citizens want a new conforming representative for the Fourth District with qualifications.
Expose fabric samples to sun to test fading before buying. Cover half with cardboard and compare after a week to see changes in the uncovered portion.
A rain fell Tuesday morning while Mr. Barr finished a bridge near Chas Weber who built a porch for Mr. Lemmontas. Gladys Packer visits sister Mrs. Hazel Will.ee at Oudell. Mr. Lewis Keit Rathbun and Doris Hellingon attend Baptism S.S. services. Mrs. Reddick and Edith Helling visit Hoxie home. Bevo. Fiemming to preach at M E church August 1 at 9 am. Bro. James Tween preached Sunday evening at M E building. he and family visit Lichteberver home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoxie travel to Lincoln then Iowa to visit relatives.
C M Long of the Blue Valley Creekery Institute urges Nebraska farmers to judge dairy cattle by form and capacity. He notes udder texture body depth and milk veins as key indicators of potential milk production, stressing the cow’s constitution and work habits over appearance or first impressions.
The text describes a dairy cow's arduous work producing 35 to 40 iba. of milk daily, comparing her effort to a team of horses that rests on Sunday. It notes the need for a strong constitution and a deep broad heart girth behind the shoulders to endure the strain and digest feed into milk.
A vivid sketch portrays a curious character known for intruding into conversations and broadcasting findings. He is eager to outdo notable figures and satisfies an itch to ask questions, despite intruding into others personal matters.
Cal Clark declares for the office of County Treasurer subject to Republican voters in the August 10, 1926 primary. This personal notice marks his bid and intent to serve if elected.
A candidate seeking the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Jefferson County competes for voter support at the August 10 1926 primary.
Fred J. Knispel announces self as Republican candidate for the Jeffer son County sheriff nomination subject to voters at the August 10 1926 primary.
Eph Frost declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Jefferson County sheriff in the upcoming primary on August 10, subject to Republican voters.
C. W. Rose, funeral director offers ambulance service in Fairbury Nebraska. Phone 108. Advertises full funeral arranging and transfer services to serve the local community.
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