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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
4
A director of an electric research lab suggests that listening to a broadcasting station places the listener at the receiving end of a tiny power unit. He notes that the minute energy in a receiver, used to direct local batteries, could if drawn from space supply power for twenty five years to run a home apparatus.
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company unveils a wire photo service linking Newark and San Francisco. Newsrooms can file at 8 A M local time with 6 A M Pacific availability elsewhere. The system aids publishers banks and merchants by speeding image delivery and signature verification.
A fragment notes that newspapers err and public reports contain faults in what is heard. It suggests some deals are poor and that readers should judge credibility and seek accurate information rather than trust all claims.
Carmachel works with Mike Riddle this week in En Olhy, handling duties tied to the assignment.
The Gewe Hittie owns a new electric washer. Harve Werner visits his father. Mr and Mrs Olen Nutter spend Monday with Clarence Price. Bert Hull of Beatrice visits town Monday. Harold Light of Fairbury attends the play Saturday night. Lins Worth gives a Monday recital at the school. Mr and Mrs C W Slaughter entertain relatives from Iowa this week. James Kethe of Wauneta arrives Saturday for a visit with Geo Terrill. Mrs Frank Bonawite returns home from hospital after a three week stay and is improving.
Mies Maria Mosier returned home from Denver. Ira Harper family attended the Rodeo at Albia Sunday. Ernest Fielder and a family visited relatives at Fairbury Sunday. Schley Brenners and sisters Mary and Katie were Diller camera Monday. Haverty sold a registered Holstein near Morrowville last week. Elen James returned home from Albia where she worked last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Schmidt and the two Justis families were Sunday visitors at Jesse Davin. Relatives gathered at Geo Graff home Sunday for his birthday. Young people from this route enjoyed Ida’s birthday at the Loth home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs John Goes spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Joe James. The State Line boys played the Woodmen team of Steele City at Moorehead Sunday. Mrs Greenwood returned to Diller after visiting her son Bert and family. Rhoda Dean south of Hollenberg visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Rathbun. Ida Loth celebrated by a birthday party hosted by Mrs E Loth. Cecil Caulk and Dorie Greenwood of Powell attended the ball game in Steele City. John Townsend and Mayme Wilson of Hlienberg were married Saturday May 9. The community club met at the Goes home Thursday evening with a large crowd and refreshments.
In a Sunday game west of Hollenberg the M. W. A. Red Sox were routed 42 to 0 by Hollenberg. The contest ended after seven innings with Hollenberg showing sportsmanship and fair play. Powell beat Steele City 9 to 2 in the County League and Endicott visits the home diamond Sunday May 17.
Read Bros. promotes their store as a resting place for shoppers in Fairbury with a brief ad inviting customers to visit for furniture and home goods. The message emphasizes Read Bros. as the local destination for furnishings.
The Annnual meeting of the Ned Jefferson County School District in Nebraska will be held at the schoolhouse on Sunday in June 1925 at two o'clock. The levy for the coming year will be determined. This notice is published as required by Nebraska School Laws. Aten T. Phelps Secretary May 12 1925.
Bonnie A Black Thoroughbred Percheron will make the season of 1925 at my residence 14g miles east end 3 north of Steele City. By Southwick Diller phone GtpAl6.
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