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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
4
Public notice fragment noting Steele City Nebraska mailing details and 19th century post approval. Mentions publication cadence and payment terms. References second class mail status and congressional act dates. Contains incomplete phrases about postage and legal posting requirements.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports railways completed nearly fourteen billion miles by freight cars in the first six months of 1927. The tally reflects the vast scale of railway service and the nation’s reliance on freight movement during that period.
In six months freight cars logged fourteen billion car miles and over 303 million train-miles as empty cars were shifted. Locomotives covered more than 341 million miles to haul these cars and trains, while passenger-train cars on Class I railways traveled over 1.8 billion miles.
Step by step directions describe how to candy orange peel. Peel eight oranges, blanch, cool, remove membranes, then simmer peel in a sugar syrup until clear and glossy, then drain and cool on a rack.
The Freshman reception and high school mixer occurred at the school house on a Wednesday evening. Freshmen were blindfolded and guided through the building, then greeted by Charles Lowe on behalf of upperclassmen. Games followed in the gym and refreshments were served cafeteria style.
Home Economics discusses wool cotton silk while English literature studies Hamiet. Eleanor Cissna visits and attends business college in Adeline Kansas. Mildred Kasparek joins Normal Training. Biology studies cicada. Training boys finish workshop rearrangement and prep for next week projects. Girl Reserves host New Member reception with Miss Shaeffer and Miss Dowell present.
Mies Gretzinger stands by vietrola as a pupil asks what to play. The pupil wonders if the teacher will perform On the Way to Mentholat am, prompting a moment of music making.
The geography class completed Africa study. Mrs. Hance visited school Primary Room. First and second grades are making law booklets. Lavaughn Staley was unable to attend school Tuesday and Wednesday.
Grammar room reports the seventh and eighth grades studying the Mississippi flood. Dorothy Kasparek was absent Thursday due to illness. Intermediate room notes Mildred Kasparek and Wilma Darling visited. Dorothy Shepard was absent Friday. Second primary room records pupils made Canadian geese in art. Primary room lists students neither absent nor tardy this month: Evelyn Hyssop Hazel Dean Manning Willard Pethoud Goldie Woods.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stafford on Tuesday September 27 1927. Rev Korbets of Eagle visited the John Janssen home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Cirrico and Mr. and Mrs Miller attended the Beatrice fair Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Waiter Williams were among local attendees.
Reynolds spent Sunday at Mose Williams home while Pearl Nutter and Otho Curry visited the 101 ranch show in Lincoln on Wednesday. A surprise party for Mrs. Miller occurred Saturday at the Carrico home. Mrs. Henry Williams cared for her ill sister Mrs. Broadeton in Washington Kansas. E J Malady learned her brother Lovie Hicken's infant died Saturday in Callo Missouri.
Ed B Ackerman urges parents to value their children's vision and have eyes examined by an optometrist. Correctable vision errors should be treated with glasses provided by the optometrist.
An old style notice promotes repair services at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop located north of Ban ham theatre. It emphasizes quality workmanship and the best of feather used, inviting customers to shop for repairs.
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