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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
Public notice regarding postage and mail status for the Steele City printer listing second class mail. Requires payment of $1.50 and indicates mail eligibility under the 1870 act with dates June 24 1926 and November 26 1904.
The Union Pacific Railroad promotes a safety campaign in collaboration with the St. J. & G. L. division. Ministers are asked to address the topic in sermons on June 27. Officials warn that grade crossings cause many fatalities each year due to careless driving and urge cautious crossing.
Guidance warns against wounding or breaking plants during cultivation and harvesting to prevent damage and pest access. The text emphasizes careful handling to protect crops and avoid injuries that could invite pests or reduce storage quality.
A simple tattoo instrument has been devised to mark bogs as they leave the farm for market so they can be identified. The device aims to streamline branding and ensure animals are traced through the supply chain.
Mrs. 8. M Henderson and Opal visited Alice and family Sunday. Mr. Sachs acted as superintendent during Hendersons absence Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves announce the birth of a daughter Monday June 21. Mrs. Wohlabrandt helps care for her new granddaughter. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Razor. Mrs. Charlies Justis has been very ill but is improving.
Geo Schmitt reported one of his horses struck by fighting Sunday night while the family spent the day with Geo’s mother Mrs. Will Campton. Earnest Schmitt visited his parents. Mr and Mrs L Breazelje and family spent Sunday at the Barnhart home in Endicott. Neighbourhood saw rain on Sunday. Friends held a wirnnie roast at John Janssen’s Saturday night. Gee Williams cultivates corn for Art Lucky this week. Rose Malady visited the Janssen home Friday afternoon.
A vintage guide promotes quick wholesome weekend menus using seasonal vegetables and fruits. It features cream soup, omelets, fresh fruit desserts, custard puddings, and a creamy salad dressing with evaporated milk. Dessert ideas include Chocolate Velvet Cream, requiring gelatin, chocolate, eggs, and whipped cream.
The passage notes a long standing rule in Spanish cities where rooming houses close doors at eleven o'clock, preventing entry except by contacting the block guard or watchman. The text reflects older urban practices still observed in many cities.
Mrs Brown of Kan. visits sister Mrs Frank Walburn Odell to stay with husband working there K W Eustace in hospital in KC recovering well Ice cream Soc is Thursday night June 24 in church basement Fred Perkins and relatives had a picnic Sunday at the old home place south of Endicott Mr and Mrs Elmer Wiley of Daykin spent Sunday at home Mr and Mrs K Cowin and Mrs Smith of Okla arrived Sunday evening to visit Mrs M Swett Mrs Klosz of Burr Neb was in town Monday
An unclear statement claims about 55,250 railroad cars or seats owned and in use by Ameri on railways with a capacity near 2,270,000, and 9,000,000 motor cars with capacity about 47,000,000 in the country. The wording is garbled and lacks clear entities or dates.
Patsaie Geo delivered hogs to Mr Mabaska on Wednesday. Ollen Nutter and Russell Troxel were in business. Pearles visited Mrs Hugh Hensley for several days last week. Geo Schmitts horse was struck by lightning Sunday evening. Cling McCafidle appointed Sargent at Arms for balkgames at Endicott. Art Lucky and family attended the Ice cream Social at Norman Fentiman home Thursday evening. C W Rose Funeral Director Ambulance service Fairbury Nebr.
Creditors of Conklin R Bracken deceased are to meet the administratrix before County Judge in Jefferson County Nebraska to present claims for examination and allowance. Three months from July 2, 1926, are allowed for filing claims, or they will be barred after October 2, 1926. Dated May 28, 1926.
Good rain Sunday. P A Carrico and Geo Ken Geor Willige worked for men putting up alfalfa Saturday. Solova Schmitt spent Monday with Pearl and Bessie Williams. Harry Bakewell and family visited Geo Poffenberg er Thursday.
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