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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
4
Read Bros and Dr Leach advertise services in Fairbury with listings for taxi service at Franken's Garage, dishes, carpentry and cabinet making by Reeves John Beckmann, and a dentist near F M Bank with work guaranteed.
Regular German services every Sunday at 10 30 am. Sunday School one hour earlier. English services every other Sunday evening at 8 pm. The next English service will be held July 6 led by Rev. W Lobsien, Pastor.
A compact OCR fragment lists a price of 5.39 with a 600 amount and a mix of unclear terms associated with Steele City Markets. The readable item references a monetary figure and product or quantity in an informal catalog style.
Long distance hauling patronizes home, industries you will always receive better values and quicker service. Have a home man do your hauling. Ling or short hauls, J. L. Davis, phone 47.
Mrs Bloom and son Curtis greet friends. visits to Lincoln and Beatrice noted. Families visit relatives, repairs follow a damaging storm that toppled poles and wires, hindering farming. Community marks Mrs Garrels birthday with a surprise gathering after the weather.
Endicott readers are urged to note the town’s all day Fourth of July program starting at ten in the morning and running into the night. A. J. Denney will deliver a patriotic address, with rodeo features, foot races, wrestling, two baseball games and other attractions. The Alexandria band provides music and dancing with a good orchestra.
A fragmentary verse meditation on speaking truth and moral restraint. It warns that words must pass three gates before utterance: is it true, is it necessary, is it kind, and only then may one speak. The piece reflects on death and the value of measured speech.
A wife suffered two years with sore watery eyes until Lavoptik eye wash mixed from camphor hydrastia witch hazel and other ingredients gave instant relief. A second user reports cooling relief. Free aluminum eye cup offer at Arner's Drug Store with Lavoptik bottle.
Monday Washington caller Pat Haverty. Sunday visits by A B James and family at Bert James. Pete Sand and Henry Sand households host Monday evening. Route I ball boys lost to Salt Creek 8 to 11. Family picnic at Washington park attended by G E Bratten and Leonard Foster families. Birth on June 18 1924 twins a boy and a girl to Otto Brenneis near Diller. The Brenneis family formerly lived on this route.
Seede Wiemers drove Sunday near Charley Lukas place southeast of town when the car ran into a ditch during a Lutheran conference. His daughter escaped with minor scratches while Mr Wiemers suffered a scalp cut requiring a bandage. A minister in the car was shaken but unharmed. The windshield shattered and a fender bent as the top wrecked. Wiemers has since traded the old car for a new Dodge sedan.
The article discusses how male gall midges carry a natural receiving set to hear female calls across distances. It notes the insect’s antennae serve as radio-like detectors and references entomologist FE Porter Kelt of New York. The piece describes the male as having the most complete insect receiving set, while females lack such audible structures.
In Oporto Portugal women perform a daily skill carrying heavy loads on their heads. They balance trunks umbrellas and even shoes atop their heads while walking barefoot, often with a baby in a basket in motion to the rhythm of their steps.
A Daily and Sunday Journal feature asks Nebraska readers what they would do in a year to live. Cash prizes totaling 100 dollars are offered for the best letters. Readers are encouraged to subscribe and submit ideas for the contest.
About sixty friends gathered at the Malady residence Monday for Miss Rose Malady and Mr Janssen’s joint birthday celebration. Gifts included a forty two piece dinner set and a twenty six piece Wm Rogers silverware set.
Publication fragment offers unclear phrases and garbled text. No coherent event or named entities are readable to summarize as a historical news item.
A local debate over propriety and dress in public housing settings caused a stir as residents discuss forms and appearances. The issue centers on whether wearing certain attire is appropriate while addressing lingering housing concerns.
Practical guidance for operating and maintaining binder equipment. Check main drive drain for looseness or drying oil consider lubrication. Inspect knotter hook pinion wear and twine path, adjust cord holder spring to 40 pounds, ensure disk travel and needle shape, and use the buncher sizer spring to change bundle size.
An instructional book by Dr Rich from Grand Island Nebraska claims to cure piles and rectal troubles without surgery. Postpaid copies are offered free to readers who mail their name and address.
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