May 27, 1971 sports score line notes
A historical snippet shows scores 15 16 130 for TB dated May 27 1971. It indicates game or event timing with a final tally, featuring the TB team context and two scored figures.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
4
Seemingly Confusing Note Mentions Talks and Tickers
A garbled message references 1 percent maps, a father figure, and a speaker named Jed Tunkine discussing patience, medicine, and the sale of ticker items amid unclear context.
Steele City Motor Vehicle Rules and Public Notice
Village Board orders strict enforcement of traffic laws within Steele City limits including bicycle and motorcycle restrictions and speed limits per state law. The notice also announces sealed bids for Sapitat Church Property in Steele City Nebraska to be received by May 31 1921 at Baptist State Headquarters Grand Island Nebraska with cash on transfer and right to reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Sapitat Church
Nebraska
Baptist State Headquarters
Hedde Building
Grand Island
Nebraska Baptist Convention
G L Sharp
Asistant
Notice of School District No 1 Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the legal voters of School District No 1 of Jefferson County Nebraska will be held at the high school building Steele City Neb on Monday the 13th of June 1921 at 2 oclock p m for electing two trustees and other business including a proposition to levy 35 mills with excess levy for the next year. A T Phelps Chairman E L Shultz Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Steele City
Nebra
Cornhuskers Auto Line Serves Lincoln to Wymore Route
The Cornhuskers Auto Line operates between Lincoln and Wymore via Beatrice with five trips daily each way. Fares are 1.50 one way or 2.75 round trip. Promoters may extend service to Fairbury, aiding cross-route travel to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Wymore
Beatrice
Fairbury
Fairbury News
Sunday Visits and Local Death Shock Endicott
Rosa and Minnie Malachy visited their parents on Sunday as neighbors report planting corn progressing with some crop up. Mr Haig was found dead in Endicott Sunday morning. his wife had died months earlier. Mr Malady was surprised by a Wednesday arrival with Joe Wansing of Salisbury Missouri, who left Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Minnie Malachy
Griffin
Clarence Price
Lincoln
C. H. Compton
Opal
Fruitcake memory linked to Frederick tribute
Lona S. T. Stull of Frederick Maryland preserves a fragment of a fruitcake baked by his late wife in 187TR. The brief note records the sentimental memento as a family keepsake from the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Stull
Frederick
Malnutrition not starvation and its effect on health
The text contrasts malnutrition with starvation, noting simple foods like black bread and turnips sustain hunger in the south while fruit pies sustain meals in New England. It explains malnutrition as stunting and energy loss from poor nutrient quality, cites tuberculosis as linked to weak nourishment, and quotes Dr Parquet on vulnerable bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New England
Vienna
Parquet
Rose Wilder Lane
Clear Tracks With Water On Puget Sound Line
At Puget Sound, the Great Northern Railway uses hydraulic mining to clear slides from steep sand and gravel banks blocking tracks. A steam sprayer with a heavy hose washes away sand and earth, reopening the line quickly while avoiding undermining the roadbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Puget
Washington
Long Islanders on Adirondack trip through Queens County
A group from Lewis and Hamilton counties cut a path through Queens to haul timber and saw metropolitan interest. The visitors reported being photographed and watched as though suspects, while locals mostly observed the timber work and asked questions about the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack Humber
Queens County
Lewis
Hamilton
Potsdam
Vienna Opera and Theater face large deficit forces price hikes
The state opera and state theater in Vienna, once crown subsidized and now republic funded, report a deficit around 26 million crowns for the year. Seat prices soar from 7 crowns to 75, boxes from 80 to 500, and gallery seats to 18 crowns, with substantial overall increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Opera
State Theater
Vienna
Republic
Charm of Novelty Gypsies Cause Mild Local Stir
A fragment notes that local residents discuss gypsies and horse trading with skepticism and curiosity. Si Simlin remarks on“They don’t sem te have much trouble startin’ a dicker wherever they happen to be” while others consider the value of inviting a stranger into a settled community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Simlin
Retrenching The Wedding Geest
A fragmented notice notes wedding customs and old rites, mentioning bridal practices and disposal of worn items. It hints at evolving tradition and social expectations within a historical ceremony.
A Colorful Street Scene in Bermuda
On the opposite side of the street shops line a narrow open piazza with slender columns. Vehicles and people mingle amid donkeys and crates, as a marching Rifles unit and marines pass, a banana seller balances a barrel on her head, and the scene brims with laughter and vivid detail from Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strides
Rovel
Julie
Bermuda
A Hat a Day Reasonable for a Society Woman
A fashion note from a stylish club member cites a Spanish actress ordering five hats in one day. She quips that a hat should be worn until tired, then given to a maid, and that a woman’s hair must suit the headpiece for all day wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Bridge
London
Mail
Approaching the Shelf Hint in a Youthful Reply
A Boston Transcript remark notes a youngster’s witty answer about his auntie’s age. He says he does not know her age but adds that a cup of tea rests her, reflecting playful local humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostos
Oil Pipes Are Rifed In California Oil Transport
Sluggish movement of thick oil in California pipelines improved by heating the oil via friction. Researchers found that tifting the inner surface of pipes and the heat generated helps warm the oil body, reducing viscosity and aiding flow, with prior water mixing showing limited success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
The Unexpected Storm Brings Hidden Lessons On Cash
A quick exchange reveals regret over missed savings as an unexpected storm catches people unprepared. One person admits planning to save but doubts the rain would come so soon, highlighting risk of relying on future weather.
Old London Theater founded for plays near Curtain Road
The first purpose built theater in London, The Theater, stood near Curtain Road in Shoreditch. Dated around 1576, it was demolished by 1598 with timbers reused for the Globe. The Curtain theater nearby likely followed, giving its name to Curtain Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whch
Curtain Road
Shoreditch
Bankside
Paul's Cross
London Chronicle
Janet Prefers Cooked Chickens to Raw Hatchlings
Janet visits grandpa and sees new chickens hatch. Grandma asks why she hides and Janet explains she likes chickens but not raw ones. The vignette centers on a child's preference for cooked meat over raw poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Grandpa’s
Grandma
Pa's Handy Excuse for Government Change
Quote from Detroit Free Press notes a playful line about a father using a wife's demand for a dress as a metaphor for government change. It reflects a domestic anecdote framed as political commentary with humorous tone. The snippet emphasizes relatable household logic applied to public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Detroit Free Press
Aspiring Young Actress Registers Emotion On Screen
An aspiring actor trains to convey heroism by closing his eyes and swallowing hard as part of forming a resolute performance. The piece reflects a movie fan’s view of dramatic acting cues and emotional control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actreese
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