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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1926

Page

3

Drought Eases in Nebraskaas April Sets Record

Statewide drought waned after April’s driest spell since 1910 with a heavy rain bringing relief. Events include meetings of the State Medical Association in Omaha May 11 12 and the Ornithological Society in Omaha May 14 15 16.

State Medical Association Omaha Fremont Silks Falls City Nebraska Ornithological Society Nebraska Stock Growers Association Alliance Helen Steinbrecher Minatare Lincoln High School United States Rural Light and Power Company Arapahoe Bridgeport B. G. Brenneman Albert Hecht Nebraska League of Savings and Loan Building and Loan Associations J. K. Brown Glen Dooley Ceresco Fairbury Nebraska Grand Island J. ©. Kraka Sarpy Farmers’ Fair College of Agriculture Lincoln Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association Roland Locke Memorial Stadium Charles Paddock Hla. Russell Locke Jennie Callias Columbus Charles 8. Bream Grace English Lutheran Church South Platte Stamford John Kroehier

Enrolling for G. M. T. Camps in Seventh Corps Area

Nebraska news reports 6200 young men from eight states will enroll in Citizens' Military Training Camps in the Seventh Corps Area this summer. Camps run Aug 1–30 at Fort Snelling Fort Des Moines Fort Leavenworth and a July 6–Aug 6 session at Jefferson Barracks. Participants receive food, uniforms, travel, equipment, and medical services at government expense.

Omaha General Poore Arkansas Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Seventh Corps Fort Snelling Fort Des Moines Fort Leavenworth Jefferson Barracks

Clever Fashions for Younger Set

A New York Times fashion outlook details spring styles for girls ages fourteen to eighteen. Jumpers and two piece frocks dominate with jersey, crepe, and velvet fabrics, plus varied blouse and sleeve treatments. Designers favor straight lines with plaited skirts, Norfolk inspired jackets, and nuanced tailoring for youth on the move.

New York Times Europe Elizabeth Norfolk Paris Laavin Paria

Fragmentary dialogue hints at town access and age

A fragmented exchange shows a child named Tony unsure of age, mentions father, and a line about Brown knowing important locals. The overheard snippet suggests social navigation and local networks without a clear event or outcome.

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