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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
3
A Silverton Oregon factory worker, Julia Schmidt of 113 Willow St is said to have improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the product boosted her health and strength after years of weakness and fatigue.
Fremont first aid classes organized by Lawrence Mc Millen. Fairbury displays a 16 inch circumference apple weighing 1 lb 4 oz grown by Captain Fairchild near Endicott. Hinds buys Spring Ranch elevator and operates with other holdings. Spells ranch sale to California buyers valued at 955 per acre. Central Neb seed show planned in Grand Island set for December 7 9 with corn wheat rye oats hay beans beets included. Nebraska license plates spelling the state name proposed with support from Kearney McCook Columbus and Auburn. Nurfolk high school student Bil en Niebig travels to New York for vice contest practice. State fishings but heavy harvests and corn prices projected. beet and potato harvesters scarce in west. Sinclair Teapot Dome lease cancellation won’t affect Nebraska pipeline. Central City sewer project debated with $79 million plan and Platte River outflow solution.
Report covers three day pheasant open season in Sherman and Wheeler counties with mixed views from farmers and state game department. Notes violations were few, stocking and protection seen as beneficial. mentions community responses and remarks from Dr. Kark F. Wettstone and local figures. Also includes York county Civil War veteran George Fisher anniversary celebration details.
A prairie fire started by a smoker swept across the plains, destroying multiple businesses in Shubert including the Krug Meat market and John Weich barber shop. Wiring faults are suspected. losses reach thousands. Wymore plans a cheese factory as dairy activity expands. Wherry family business transitions mark second generation. Fremont votes on a 75 thousand dollar bond to fund a park and fair grounds near the city park.
An old report discusses controlling filament current in vacuum tubes. It explains how filament temperature affects tube operation, the role of filament terminal voltage and battery voltage, and how a rheostat or auto transformer adjusts voltage to maintain proper operating conditions.
An article argues enamelled stranded antenna wire offers practical advantages for radio use. It notes surface travel of radio frequency currents reduces losses and keeps the conductor clean, making enameled wire efficient in antenna construction.
Practical tips to maintain radio receiver performance. Check antenna and read-in tight connections. ensure battery charge. burn tube lamps at specified voltage. skip DIY fixes and call a qualified repairman when issues arise.
A fragmentary excerpt mentions Binks in an engineering class and references a donkey engine and power. The readable text is incomplete, but hints at a discussion or joke about a donkey engine in a technical context.
Mrs Stella Judd of 521 N Crawford St testifies that Pierce's Favorite Prescription gave her strength and courage during pregnancy and helped her baby stay stout and healthy. She notes the product is available in tablet and liquid forms and that a strict package of tablets requires 10 cents to request from Dr. Pierce's Hotel in Buffalo New York.
Fragmentary text fragment with unclear names and numbers. The content hints at a discussion of a person named Thap ay and a pothetc or fiat related pride reaching a value around 41, but the meaning is unreadable and context is missing.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a kidney health aid. It claims drinking water with Jad Salts helps flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and relieve bladder disorders. A local druggist reportedly sells the product widely to readers seeking kidney relief.
Researchers report that examinations of the mummy of King Tut Ankh Amun reveal pierced ears and earrings found in an outer burial casket. The discovery adds detail to ancient Egypt’s royal adornment practices and burial rituals.
A garbled OCR passage describes a noisy crowd with flirtatious tension and a whispered exchange about multiple wives. The dialogue threads show confusion and a tense, inconclusive conclusion as two figures react to the scene.
Unclear OCR fragment provides no readable events or names. The text appears garbled with no identifiable people places organizations or dates to summarize into a coherent item.
Gasoline treatment ad promises more power and cleaner burning with a trial offer of one dollar for 100 gallons. Nebraska agents seek distributors in multiple counties. land trade asks for Harrison County farm land in Northwest Nebraska. poultry demand and a market prompt are advertised. References to Drake Bonfir and Bank appear in Chicago address.
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