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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
2
Lincoln Nebration excerpt mentions kidney health and mineral salts. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret but indicates an article on health remedies. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are readable.
Sargent mulls street paving. Nebraska reports 2,620 Native Americans, Grange meeting at Cass County elects J. A. Diet. Village buys $2.54 fire truck. Over 10 educators plan district meetings Nov 4 to 8. Corn yields estimated statewide at 141 million bushels, up from prior. Cornerstone laid for Odd Fellows temple in Omaha. Navy band to perform at Creighton University. Y M C A conference in Central City after Thanksgiving. New Presbyterian manse at Nebraska U. budgeted 37,000. Capitol praised as architectural beacon. Threshing yields near 38 bushels per acre on a 90 acre field in Jefferson county. Omaha to host canine celebrities at a box social.
A Nebraska county suit seeks to quiet title on land sold to the Wineyan development company of Lincoln. The two old tracts lie in the Missouri hills area and include an abandoned river town site. Abstracts were prepared. filing fees total 17 dollars with an estimated 5 000 dollars to finish. Local housing shortages drive migration from Bridgeport and nearby towns.
Rhoades of Omaha was elected president of the Nebraska Baptist state convention at the 11th annual session. The officer slate included B R Shred as first vice president, Dr F F Jordes as second vice president, Mra Jeff Yeon as third vice president, Dean Challes as fifth vice president, Rev M Foreman as recording secretary, A B Newell as assistant recording secretary, and Rev H R Coon as treasurer with Hastee chosen for the next meeting site.
A Cuban hurricane devastated the southern towns including Maxvuna Matanzas and Pinar del Rio. Reports say 6500 families left homeless, about 100000000 dollars in damages, with 210 fatalities in Havana and widespread destruction of sugar plants cigar factories and bakeries. Relief efforts mobilized by government and private trucks and aid.
Marquette Michigan harbor on Lake Superior yielded the bodies of Arvid Erickson and Port Skogivnd state game wardens. Roy Senn an ex convict and suspected poacher confessed to slaying them when authorities tried to arrest him on September 2. Nunn led investigators to the spot after being shown the location.
Harry Greb once the middleweight world champion from Pittsburgh, died in a local sanitarium following surgery to remove a fractured nasal bone caused by an automobile crash two weeks earlier.
Palmer Whodham, a mill worker from Deview, Alabama, was fatally burned when he became immersed neck deep in an oil vat during bottling operations. The accident occurred at the Palmer mill, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
The article lauds fanlight windows as a charm accent for homes with hip roofs and dormers. From outside they evoke attic antiques, while inside they create built in bookcase and writing table niches.
A fragment discusses small attic room windows and a plaster polish idea. It notes a decorative net or pattern for the window, the use of paper to roughen plaster, and the balance created by windows and a chimney for a charming effect.
A country club living room used high arched windows around three sides. Summer awnings shaded upper sashes, winter removed them, making windows seem too lofty. A committee member proposed bright flowered chintz interior awnings as valances to echo cushions and wicker chairs.
Report from New York conservation commission says boy scouts played an important role in the states tree planting effort. During last spring and summer they planted 70 0 trees, up 100 percent from the year before, aligning with broader state reforestation activity.
A vintage ad notes a harness vegetable butter color named Dandelion used for 30 years. Drug stores and general stores offered bottles labeled Dandelion at 35 cents.
A girl named Marjorie resents a supposed newborn baby sibling. After a joyful reunion with her mother from the hospital, Marjorie scatters questions about the hospital baby and points at an imagined playmate, demanding when the baby will return.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin or co packs to ensure genuineness. It claims the product has proven safety through widespread use and physician prescriptions for 26 years and warns against substitutes.
Fragmentary cooking note describes uncooked corn batter with eggs and pepper or paprika and baking powder. It mentions beating yolk, folding in whites, adding flour, and frying supply, but instructions are incomplete and garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text describes rain and a switming Hareld-Se jet. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities for a factual summary.
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