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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
2
A juror excused due to space concerns faced a seating objection as others had been sworn. The twelfth juror claimed no seat remained, while the court accepted a valid excuse and proceeded with the panel.
Advertisement offers dye or tint services by Wern for garments and drapery, promising restoration of faded fabrics. Item highlights affordable pricing at 18 Conta. Includes emphasis on wide color options and quick turnaround.
Fragmentary ad text mentions Mr Browne seeking a second partner, with garbled references to names, places, and vague tasks. The wording is unclear and does not present a coherent news item or event.
The source text is garbled with nonstandard typing and misspellings making the event and entities unreadable. No clear people organizations places dates or outcomes can be reliably identified from the fragment.
A summary of scattered Nebraska items notes Lincoln high school prize wins in a state contest, ongoing county events, and community updates. Highlights include weather and fire reports, school graduations at Pap City and York County, grain receipts, a large track meet, local sports, agricultural shows, and public notices from Omaha to Norfolk. The mixture covers local education, commerce, sports, and public safety developments across multiple towns.
The article reports the resignation of Detective Burns from his long federal career, noting his decades of service, stated reasons such as health and family, and plans to retire. It mentions Attorney General Stone and references to cabinet dynamics and future public service goals.
Paris correspondent cites alleged Russian troop concentrations on the Bessarabian frontier and rumenian counterflow southward fleeing civilians. Unconfirmed by official sources, reports say trains from Romania to reinforce along the border amid chaotic regional tensions.
Instructional draft detailing condenser wiring and hookup steps for old radio or speaker gear. Covers wiring connections, safety considerations, parts like condensers, grounding, shielding, and mounting to control panel and chassis. Includes cautions on avoiding damage, keeping wires organized, and testing tone and grounding.
Instructions describe a low cost grid leak tester for vacuum tubes. A user identifies which tube element is connected to the positive A battery, marks the grid line with ink, and adjusts line thickness for consistent readings. The method preserves grid leakage values across different tubes.
An article discusses feeding strategies for dairy cows to maximize milk yield. It covers roughage versus grain, proportions of hay and grain, and notes University guidance from Missouri, detailing economical feeding practices and expected production outcomes for a Guernsey cow.
A vintage report highlights Hollanders breeding dairy cows for elevated production. It notes US averages around 4000 pounds milk with 140 pounds butterfat, while Dutch herds reportedly double that figure due to feed efficiency and profitability. The article cites multiple associations and emphasizes cost of feed as key to high output.
Farmers plan supplemental pasture crops to improve milk yield and income. Growing pasture on thousands of acres provides cheap feed, reducing costs and potentially higher returns per acre than current practices.
A rough report notes attempts to improve dairy yields through better feeding. It mentions a business man Mr Detrymen and a committee led by Seay Gin to push a proposed two part ration, aiming to increase milk while reducing waste.
A brief note records that sockets are provisioned for radio construction work. Details mention the completion of eight sockets and reference Sher in connection with the project.
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