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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
3
A public school nurse begins a regular health examination of a pupil in Indianapolis. The nurse asks if the child has always lived in Indianapolis and the girl answers yes. The nurse remarks her mother once lived in the country before coming from heaven.
The case features a tense courtroom exchange over a minor road incident. A motorist allegedly ignored signals and did not honk or provide assistance, prompting a defendant to describe the driver as callous. The dialogue centers on perceived negligence and the lack of a warning horn.
An old advertisement extols Fletcher’s Castoria as a gentle vegetable remedy for colic fever fretfulness and stomach troubles in infants. The ad touts its safety lack of harsh taste and claims it helps babies sleep and calms distress, urging use with the included care guide.
Falls City resident Mrs Isham Keavis marks her 82nd birthday. Arbor Lodge records 2232 visitors in 1927, beating the prior 1910 August high. Wayne builds a 66 room hotel costing 60000 to 60000 dollars, with most stock sold. A 90 foot tunnel on Otto Hendly farm near Chadron doubles as silo and granary. A $500 banknote is found in a Beevar church collection box after dedication. Red Willow County growers may reach 100 bushels per acre on a Ger ald Wilcox farm area. Gas tax receipts for September total 336756.3 dollars, up from last year but below August. A highway accident near Falls City involves three autos, four horses and a wagon. John Philip Sousa to lead twelve Nebraska high school bands in Lincoln on November 1. Kearney Elks consider purchasing the Karl Hawthorne house for 13000 dollars as lodge HQ. 1928 P T A convention to be in Kearney, with several other groups meeting there. A Dakota County traffic census shows 2363 vehicles daily on No 77 between South Sioux City and Dakota City. South Sioux City traffic is heaviest, east of Havelock second. Independent Club in Central City opens with 5000 investment and 650 members in new club rooms. features fountain, reading room, pool and billiards.
In Deshler a factory expands with new conveyors and a bleaching room as three hundred workers earn a $15,000 monthly payroll. Wakefield notes Northeast Nebraska’s agricultural fruit rise with peaches near Coleridge, Hartington and Cedar County oranges. Holt County trade sees Brady ranch sold for 412,500 to Iowa buyers. Frank Brady linked to Izaak Walton League. Neligh reports a prairie fire burning hay and pasture land. teachers head to Omaha for the State Convention. Beatrice grain elevator planned. Fairbury alfalfa mill fire damages stock and facility. Beans in North Platte valley yield 31 bushels per acre with a $4.15 per hundredweight price context.
Analyzed guidance on no trump overcalls by second hand against dealer bids, when to use informatory doubles, and preferred distributions. Examples show risks and strategic aims to reveal holdings and guide partner response.
An English writer recalls a Kent farmer who was born with a shorter leg on one side. A visitor asks how, and the farmer explains that his legs were made to suit him. The right leg is longer for plowing, while the left remains steady on top ground.
English churches increasingly invite motorists to attend services and offer parking space. Over 500 clergy and church groups, with secretaries from the Owner-Drivers' club in London, report clergymen providing grounds or nearby lots. Many hope visitors will greet the minister after services.
An health guide advises drinking plenty of water to ease kidney strain from rich foods and describes Jad Salts as a safe daily remedy. It promotes lithia water to flush kidneys, reduce acids, and prevent bladder irritation and urinary problems.
Burnluart of the National Suret company of New York says a modern girl expects at least 50 dollars when taken out. He cites a mother with expenditure and a bank clerk proposing to a modern girl who replies she could live on 600 dollars a week but not longer. The piece ends with a quip about love and profit.
The article reports estimates that yearly soot and dirt over American cities could bury every street on Manhattan island to 21 feet, form a 1500 foot pyramid five miles across, based on measurements across seasons and cities.
A fragment cites Washington Star on belief and judgment. It notes self confession and ignorance often indicating wisdom. No clear person, place, or event is identifiable from the readable text.
German youth Muller aged seventeen serves a four month jail term in Sheighai for burglary. Police describe him as a walking arsenal and bar after arrest finds him weighed down with 1350 rounds of ammunition, two pistols, beer, gin, soda, tumblers, forks, knives and claret glasses. Muller claimed he found the goods.
Local dialogue shows Tillie greeting John as Millie and confusion over a nickname. The young man asks if John has arrived while his father supposedly calls him by a nickname due to tripping at the gate.
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