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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
3
President Moss responded to a Milwaukee Kiwanis toast noting the condition of Russia under Bolshevism. A jovial speaker at a soapbox shouted of a future where everyone does as he pleases or is compelled to, a line drawn from a Minneapolis Tribune quotation.
State Game Warden Averti notes in the gate farms section that Hungarian partridges show female choice in mate selection. The observation finds that at least some birds pick the same mates as last year, with the females driving the pairing.
A public discussion questions proposed measures to remove criminals from Chicago. The exchange centers on who would be targeted and who would enforce the plan. The promoter described as a dealer in industry ideas argues for decisive action, while opponents warn of overreach.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Moone's Emerald Oil from a druggist as a night and morning treatment for varicose veins and piles. It promises shrinking veins to normal size and notes the oil is deeply penetrating and easily absorbed.
In Wildwood New Jersey Mia Catherine Nelson of Stelton mother of two, works as the only female acetylene welder in a giant boiler build. She gloved masked and men supervised by her while she forges ahead as wartime demand for women in industry rises.
An elderly Indian woman in Visalia California repeatedly dropped coins into a toll booth donation box thinking it was for charity. She believed the phone box served as a contribution box for worthy causes and explained her reasoning when questioned.
A German innovator perfects a method to gold plate cloth wood or metal by exposing the object to a filament of gold or silver in an electric vacuum tube creating a plated surface.
The note savors the value of lasting friendship over fresh acquaintances, expressing that one trusted companion outlasts two new faces. It emphasizes loyalty and long term support in personal bonds.
Inter state Transit lines of Omaha will start bus service between Falls City and Omaha via Nebraska City around June 1. W W M Thompson of Bloomington bought Barneston drug store from the Wyatt estate. Lincoln aviation venue may host Charles Lindbergh lookalike event for a $3 000 appearance fee. Lincoln school site sale and Des Moines university plans prompt board actions. Legion pilgrimage to Paris draws 150 plus, with travel staff named. Midland College trustees weigh Carthage Midland merger for Des Moines University occupancy. Wayne State College to begin a new five story dormitory this summer. Valentine Rotary club organized. Neligh club staff to handle ceremonies. Saunders County pushes changes to stone highway No 97 route through Memphis Ithaca and Schuyler. One hundred one dairy calves shipped to Lincoln from Wisconsin. Nemaha County gets a woman county judge as Maude Cowell notes reason. A dwarf opossum from a banana shipment arrives in McCook for zoology study. A tuberculosis free area plan expands on June 1 with four townships above 1 percent. Norfolk to host National Editorial Association transit via June 16. park plans advance with a 15 acre canyon tract donation near McCook. North Platte sugar beet workers and Masonic and Junior Chamber events noted. Minatare dam water cleaned. carp and other fish sold.
The Nebraska agricultural department reports 1926 shows 40 753 owner operated farms and 64 764 rented farms, totaling 116 017 farms. Land value reached 2 718 595 445 and crop value 267 624 551, with farm population at 666 660. Omaha offers 100 prizes for editor travel accounts of Nebraska in June, plus a 10 day tour of the state with planned visits and conventions across multiple towns.
Mrs. Mary Teale died after a cat leaped on the table while she ate fish causing her to swallow a bone that lodged in her lung. A coroner ruled the death accidental.
Fragment shows dialogue about chorus girl marriage and a scene-shifter with a Cervantes quote. For a newspaper card, the readable text signals a theater column noting a failing season and domestic scenes, but lacks clear events or individuals.
A grandmother arrives in town driving a horse and buggy to visit her granddaughter Jean. She ties the horse to the hitching post in front of the home while Jean rushes inside to announce the visit.
A brief exchange references Ted SBN selling a car siren while Frank asks about Mac. The line notes that pursuing culture should not be tainted by vanity, reflecting a quip on cultural pretension.
A quirky theater note from the Passing Show describes a golfer asking for a non giggling caddy. The speaker mentions Daddie Master Weill and Old Mac who has not smiled for 40 years, added with a caveat about guarantees.
A fragment from a humorous exchange depicts a henpecked husband arriving home at 3 a.m. and a companion offering a wry excuse for male offenses. The text hints at themes of love, conflict, and hope as faith.
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