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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
4
Work of spudding in the weir for the Hoidrege on interests began on the farm of J. J. Hamilton five miles east of Wymore. Businessmen from Wymore and Beatrice attended the operation. About forty thousand acres in the county are under lease and several wells will be drilled this summer.
The article notes plans for an aeroplane to travel for fairs and exhibitions, carry passengers, and seek patronage from Plymouth and other towns. Will Rubiman is in Lincoln to learn to operate the machine as Pixmouth News reports.
An auto load of Washington women en route to the Dreamland Pavilion dance was halted three miles south of Hanover by three men asking directions. Two men left, then the other returned and the party reported the incident to officials. The alleged held up car occupants were Miss Beatrice Powell, Rowena Gwin, Katie Gray, Cecil Mooney, and Mrs W E Mooney.
The Lincoln Journal advertises subscription options with yearly rates under five dollars without Sunday and seven dollars with Sunday. A trial month is offered for 25 cents, or 50 cents with the Big Sunday Paper, with reports from national conventions promised and a note that the offer ends after one month.
Xocery Hollow reports farmers busy with harvest activities. Mrs Leo Crouse visited the Malady home while Fay Belding aided Walter Williams this week. The Schmidt child was ill last week with Minnie Malady helping around the Carrico home. Several families spent Sunday visiting neighbors and sharing time at various homes.
John Weber Sr. is ill while Gladys Packer visits Blue Springs. Gay and John Townsend drove to Harbine Tuesday night. Two new members joined RN lodge. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis visited Jesse Lewis in Marysville. Elizabeth Townsend remains ill in Fairbury hospital. Harvest work ongoing with Mesers Derrick and Schutte and others harvesting. Town debate over rebuilding the south bridge. urging community support and tax spending to aid neighbors.
Frank Hathbun and family entertain their niece from Odell Nebraska. Mrs Geo Baker's sister from St Joseph Missouri visits. Bernard Correll of Scottebluff arrives to visit his sister Mrs Ban Justin. August Buesig and Pat Haverty hosts. Ernest Mosier Otto Brenneis join Pat Haverty Friday. J K Zweile and Albert Zweifel of Fairbury visit C B Ames family. Ire Harper and Pred Schmidt motor to Adame Nebraska St Loews.
Prof Van A Melseever warns the youth social dance is a danger to morality and society. He calls it a "dance of death" spurring sex stimulation and eroding parental control, urging combined efforts of home and school to counter the trend.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Firat Giseping Car and a Sean Reid system. It hints at a 153) or 18ST reference but is largely unreadable and lacks clear events or entities.
Shaky outlook described as complete pessimism in Chine sets a cautious mood for locals. Officials warn against overconfidence as economic or environmental factors push sentiment downward. Community leaders urge measured responses and continued vigilance.
The readable fragment hints at a discussion of main trouble in the production or process of wetting? The text is incomplete with unclear context and missing key names, places, and dates.
Fragmentary note discusses long term costs and sunlight as a factor. Mentions men made of slid oval hypothetical and a 5500 year burn out idea. Contains speculative dialogue without clear event or entities.
A newly issued patent outlines machinery using a steam turbine and related engine components to drive a system. The description notes method of operation, potential applications, and produced outputs while highlighting claims of novelty and efficiency. The document emphasizes technical specifics and the patent grant process.
The notice states Chamberlain's Tablets help with indigestion and constipation or stomach disorders. Easy to take and gentle, available from Arner's Drug Store.
The article discusses orchid hybrids developed in greenhouses, noting many hybrids show cash value and improved color and fragrance. It emphasizes the slow, careful process of crossbreeding as essential to cultivated varieties.
Fragmented excerpt contemplates desire for love and friendship. It muses on being worthy of respect, avoiding trouble, and earning others’ regard. The passage reflects internal social evaluation and self-endorsement without concrete events or names.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a large tropical and subtropical spider, noting its heavy build and long brown body covering. The text references venom and a fatal bite possibility, with unclear details on anatomy and behavior due to garbled wording.
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