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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
3
Covington Kentucky resident Hargryn Asncroft at 682 Beech Avenue reports weakness nervousness and abdominal pain causing her to sit and rest during housework and sweat on her palms as she struggles to perform daily tasks.
A fragmented description explains a wind turbine with blades rotated on four vertical axes within a metal frame. The text details sheet attachments and edgewise wind flow that powers the rotor, noting blade swaying and a mounted tiered blade system called a unit.
A rare showing at a Regent Street shop features diverse pearls including white Austrian strands with silvery sheen, and colored pearls from Teheris, Red Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and other regions. Exhibits highlight pale, gold run, brown, and pinkish pearls valued for elegance and variety.
An ornate catalog blurb describes a remarkable plant that blooms in June, promising a lush dented garden with snowdrift-like covers. The fragmentary text shifts to a playful aside about a wife and a twopenny packet, reflecting a whimsical period tone.
Syne asks if there will be any harp pier after the divorce. Henry Derk replies they will if they do not marry again.
The Randolph blaze ranks among the historic fires with losses around 25 000 dollars. Nebraska county reports mention Oregon Trail day in Gerling and a Venetian Night festival at Beatrice August 11. Notices include the Columbus Milling Company incorporation and Omaha events such as library appointments and public works.
United States bureau of dairying purchases Varsity Derby Matador a Nebraska bred Holstein bull to head a government herd at the Belleville Maryland foundation stock tracing back to Lincoln and Kitty Gerben. North Platte substation under Prof. Snyper reports 17 806 pounds milk and 381 pounds butter from fourteen cows last year.
Norfolk readers recall nine original settlers who traveled from Wisconsin to Nebraska in prairie schooners drawn by oxen. The group, now in their seventies, include Jo M. Methimeyer August Melcher Henry Rafiech Mrs Rohrke W Winter CF Winter Herman Winter and August Kaun. They gather to recount the long journey and the early days of Norfolk’s settlement a sixty nine year old memory.
Miss Jerdon battled a 28 pound badger that charged while she drove to a wheat field. After a desperate struggle she killed the animal. The incident occurred near Omaha as she investigated the shock of grains and the charging animal.
A New York Herald Tribune writer notes government mineral prospecting methods near a northern county line uncovering copper ore deposits. Reports describe copper percentages and depths, with method using electrically charged wires to detect ore underground.
A clipped ad announces a free booklet The Art of Baking Bread from Northwestern Yeast Co based at 1730 North Ashland Ave Chicago US. The remainder references a conference between envoys of Ansein and Japan about peace talks and climate related hardships, mentioning a summer timing and a place described as favorable due to hot weather.
The fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a theory about an owl as a symbol, with garbled phrases mentioning persons, a promotion, a person named Henney, and a general Jireretion. The legible portions reference numbers like 47 000 and 000 et, but the overall meaning is unclear.
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