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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1927
Page
3
Fragmented text shows culinary measurements and ingredients but is garbled. The snippet mentions CORAPLAKE BACAROONS and partial steps with sugar cups rolled Tremas and caspoon Calames, but the context is unreadable. No identifiable event or person names present.
An ad urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to combat a cold and fortify the system against grip or influenza. The snippet includes fragmented dialogue about a quarrel and a line about feeling parted.
An omnibus state update notes a $20,000 vote for extending the Cozan water system and near completion of a Dawson county irrigation ditch. It reports Nebraska University football earnings at about $200,000, bridge contracts in Ewing and Scotia, polo ponies at Fort Robinson, a $10,000 city hall plan for McCook, and a Crete power plant expansion with new engines. It lists power dam additions near Spencer, 28 licensed motor bus companies, Fort Atkinson’s historic origin, local student records, a chamber of commerce push for a depot, and the York Lutheran hospital dedication with new nurses. It concludes with per capita food consumption in Nebraska and notes on early homestead, normal schools, and education history.
A. E. Anderson explains the Department of Agriculture survey tracks hog production cycles to prevent over or under production. June and December surveys provide fall crop size and breeding plans, helping farmers regulate herds to meet demand and steady prices while avoiding violent swings.
President Coolidge told the Union League Club of Philadelphia that government ownership would paralyze democracy and curb political freedom. He praised private initiative, warned tariffs, and argued for continued protective tariffs, rail land grants, and a robust navy with private merchant aid.
Transcontinental Oil finishes No 20 Yates in Pecos county Texas a giant gusher flowing 65 880 barrels per day. It ranks as the world s second largest and prompts revised forecasts up toward 1 000 000 barrels daily as output grows.
The Independent Torpedo company's plant a mile south of Jefferson, Kansas, was destroyed by a nitroglycerin explosion. The blast rocked surrounding buildings for about 30 miles, with no further details released on casualties or causes.
Lincoln Neb negotiations with Northwestern Wisconsin and Minnesota aim to ward football games in the 192s Herbert Gish athletic director Nebraska announced that search for a Big Ten schedule arrangement is underway with multiple opponents.
Farmers in Rogers City Michigan and Presque Isle County seek state relief after hungry bears destroy many sheep. The notice highlights livestock losses and requests official action to curb bear forays.
Lost a female pet bull. A liberal reward will be paid for her return. The note comes from the Boston Transcript.
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