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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
4
Nebraskan county and district see rising interest in politics as rival candidates campaign openly. Voters attend rallies across centers, with campaigns praised for fairness and manly battles over policy rather than party lines. Weathered by seasonal change, the landscape turns brown and gold, enhancing the community’s civic mood.
The passage evokes a household of stover sellers troubled by a looming winter. Their business worries chill their resolve as they tread over a thick golden brown leaf carpet, walking a season of hardship and uncertain sales.
Mr and Mrs Will Kelley visited relatives in Superior Sunday. Mabel Swett was a Fairbury caller Friday. Luther Milne came home Saturday for a short visit. Edith Majors hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday night. Rev Mansten of Reynolds delivered a fine message Sunday evening. Chas Wells went to Kansas City Tuesday. Dr Gettys attended the First Quarterly Conference Monday evening. Charley Wells moved his family to Endicott.
W C T U notes from front page show president Mrs Anna Wilcox and secretary treasurer Mrs Mabel Shultz with four honorary members. Seventy attendees discussed school sidewalk beautification with teachers and the school board. Speakers Cassler Shultz Andrews Gretzinger and Phelps presented on improvement plans.
Mrs Cora Cuthbert and Marlo Adams spent Sunday evening at the Herman Eggenberger home in Fairbury. John Weerts and family of Farbury visited John Janssen home. Mrs Tippens and two children of Fairbury spent Friday with her daughter Mrs Curry and family. Mrs Curry and family stayed with Pearl Nutters Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Malady visited with Mrs Cuthbert San Moe ay and with Elmer Barnhart of Fairbury. Ike Woods and family joined at the Breazelle home. Marlo Adams worked for John Malady last week. Mr and Mrs Moss Williams spent Sunday at Cindy Williams home near Reynolds Neb.
The Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports cattle rely on silage from about four million acres of canned corn annually. Dairy cows consume most, with swine, horses, and other animals feeding on the remainder. Silage produced on farms is often consumed onsite due to handling challenges.
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Students in biology trumpet interest in studying diseases that claim many lives each year. Speak ers for Friday include Mise Kuper with Lila McDonald John Ik Lucille Taylor Virgil Bugbee Drake Lowe Edna James Donald Hughes Myra Alexa and Wells Andrews while teachers head to the State Teachers Association near Lincoln and Omaha on November 3 4 5 6.
The Sears forecast shows 252 900 000 bushels of potatoes, 50 000 000 below the five year average. Farmers planted over 3 202 000 acres with an expected yield of 110 bushels per acre, down from 105 9 this year and 127 in 1924. Prices are expected to rise about 374 percent above normal, with less extreme highs than last year.
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports grain and grain products led U S exports for the fiscal year ending June 30 1926 totaling 202 806 300 with wheat and flour at the top. Canada shows as the second largest recipient due to Great Lakes and St Lawrence shipping routes followed by insinia Europe buyers and other nations including the Netherlands Cuba Germany Belgium Mexico and Italy.
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