17 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
1
Community updates from Steele City Nebraska include an educational rally at the schoolhouse tonight with Prof Boomer speaking on education and farm, a local ball team results report, church events, social gatherings, and notices about dances, sales, and family births. Several residents, including Dr. Leach and Mrs. O. G. Savage, are named along with area locations.
A dated notice urges patrons at the post office to avoid two improper actions that hinder cleanliness and warmth. The text shifts to a rambling aside on snakes and a glossary note about the term actomist, defined as one who makes the most of every opportunity to apply optimism in work.
A garbled excerpt describes Cetrr Chests made of red cedar and gas concerns in crowd conditions. It mentions a lightness, openings, moths, and a warning about odor and insects. details are incomplete and unclear.
A public notice from Adv. W. L. Woods thanks Jefferson County voters for their support in the November election. He pledges to better serve the public and values the endorsement, expressing gratitude for the majority received.
In San Jose Costa Rica a grand opera house stands praised as fifth in the world yet sees little use. It opens only once or twice yearly for performances. The annual New Year’s Eve presidential ball is the country’s major social event here.
Innovation to the salt industry of France in ice making from sea water. The process eliminates salt concentration that usually occurs when brine freezes. The device performs double service: keeping the salt cold and preserving fish by providing a means of preservation.
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