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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
4
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In October 1926 residents report insufficient electrical power as lights burn dim and motors run slowly. The notice urges better current delivery at night when street lights pull power, affecting almost every household and appliance performance.
Heating stove and three burn Gil stove for sale. Both in W. E. Willey.
A Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation survey shows forty percent of Matomoth wheat never leaves the farm, diverted to seed and animal feed. Regions with wheat surplus and shortages in corn and barley feed crops are identified, noting poorer wheat grades are repurposed for feed rather than flour.
Hart spent Sunday at the Luther and Mrs John Malachy Rose while Vernie Glazier enjoyed Sunday evening with John Jan.
Mr and Mrs Will Kelly and family spent Sunday evening at the Bill Compton residence, sharing time with neighbors.
Local report notes Mr. LePage dealing with an ongoing foot infection that has caused discomfort and routine medical checks. No further details provided.
Items arrived Thursday morning too late for inclusion in this week’s edition and will be printed in next week’s issue.
The School Section of The Press notes that the Tee Girle basketball team held its first practice on Monday.
Researchers describe vestigial hairs in ancient mammals as remnants of adaptations to Ice Age conditions. The study links these tiny fibers to fur development and environmental pressures of cold climates.
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