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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

4

Letter From Chas Hunnicutt describes river routes and mountains

The letter notes streams feeding fish such as mountain trout and salmon, views of Baker Mountain with year round snow, and the Baker River compared to the Little Blue. It mentions access by pack horses, extensive timber, wildlife like deer and bears, forest fires nearby, and a cement factory with a high wire line and bucket system for rock crushing.

Skadgit Mear Baker Mountain Baker River Seattle

Birthday party honors son amid injuries at brick yard

A Sunday birthday gathering hosted by Mrs G A McCreight at her home celebrated her son's 17th birthday. Attendees included Mr DeVree, Helen Jones, and Nadine Hensly. Earl Slocum, a brick yard employee, sustained a broken leg last Wednesday and is slowly recovering.

G. A. McCreight Mr. DeVree Helen Jones Nadine Hensl

Local Socials and Visits Round Rush City Area

Mr and Mrs Friday of Rush City Minnesota visit relatives and Bert Greenwood is related by marriage. Mrs R T Garrett and Mr and Mrs Wm Pearson call on Fairbury. Greenwood hosts six o clock dinner with Minnesota guests and several locals. Other notes report visitors to Mowry Barn stow Odell Washington and Hollenberg farm chores and a Canada trip return by Mosier Becker and Becker brothers.

Friday Rush City Minn Bert Greenwood R. T. Garrett Wm. Pearson Fairbury Carl Breneie A. B. James B.A. Greenwood Minnesota Greenwood Diller Rush, Minn Sam Friday Harold Greenwood Near Washington Hugh Greenwood Herman Allerhiligan and and Sons Mowry S. Me Ruth S. Wilfley’s John Goes Odell and Barnstow Ira Alderson Frank Rathbon Bill Perkins Hollenberg George Koeneke Breman Victor Mosier Raymond Oliver Becker Canada

Local Social Notes and Visits Reported

Mrs Foster visits daughter Mrs Hyland while Mr Harry Barley, a town business caller, is noted. Mr and Mrs Victor Eddleman announce the birth of a daughter on Friday October 23. Mr and Mrs J T Lewis visited Mrs Kerr last Wednesday. The sewing circle met with Mrs Loren Dexter last Thursday and plans to meet again this week. Mr Roscoe Packer and daughter visited C E last Sunday night. Will Weber completed carpentry here and returned to Belleville.

Steele City Markets Report Sparse Details

A fragmented note from Steele City Markets provides scant readable facts about a sale or event, with unclear dates or participants. The legible items mention CT Steele City Markets and a potential sale, but specifics are missing.

Steele City Markets

Evaporated milk urged for infant feeding in summer

Health notes advise using evaporated milk to prevent bacterial growth in warm months. Pediatricians endorse formulas from six weeks to twelve months, detailing percentages of evaporated milk, lime water, milk sugar, and boiled water across monthly stages.

Power of Hydrogen Atoms and Transmutations

A brief note discusses the energy potential of hydrogen atoms and the transmutation process in water, claiming a tumblerful could power a steamship to Europe and back. It contrasts lasting value with fleeting fads, citing Rochefoucauld.

America Europe

Pairbury students return after two week absence

Vera Janssen resumes classes at Pairbury high school after two weeks away due to diphtheria. The Janssen children go back to school this week as Esther improves slowly.

Vera Janssen Pairbury High School John Knoeke John Malady Hilda Janssentil Fairbury Chas Compton Cuthbert Bernice Sullivan Rose Malady Janssen Esther

Our Time. A Genuine Fove of Your Own Time

Fragmentary note recalling recognition of best moments and time itself. Mentions eras, temper, and Erskine in a reflective aside about accessible events and personal time.

Prairie hay and corn sale notice

Some prairie hay and a load of corn for sale. Wm Pearson offers dry chunk sale. G B Cassell advertises blue carbon paper sheets for pattern. Cranafore for teint the Prose often. Price not specified.

Wm. Pearson G. B. Cassell

Evaporated Milk: A Brief Overview of Processing Steps

The text explains evaporated milk undergoes evaporation to remove water, followed by homogenization to distribute fat, then a final sterilization heat to destroy bacteria. It argues evaporated milk remains fresh in container, widely used outside farm settings, and notes efficient dairy transport keeps milk supply brisk though some deliveries are several days old.

Invention Aims to Find Metals Under Ground

A delicate instrument claims to detect hidden metals by gravitometric effects. A heavy ore mass, even buried, allegedly alters the instrument’s gravitational pull, enabling metal prospecting.

Injunction Sought Over Alleged Violation of Natural Laws

A petitioner accuses a so called technicality doctor of living beyond nature and seeks a court order to stop such behavior. The request frames the issue as a breach of natural law and asks for enforcement through an injunction.

Dialog Fragments Describe Mutual Doubt Between Two Men

A terse exchange shows one man urging trust while the other questions familiarity and closeness. The dialogue hints at shallow acquaintance versus deeper knowledge, revealing tension about who truly understands the other.

At Least a Few Have a Map to the Occasion

A Toledo Blade item notes that many maps have risen to the occasion by resting after a speaker has said all there is to say. The brief remark reflects on restraint and measure in public discourse.

Toledo Blada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Emil Harris Chas Hunnicutt Esac cc Cent Barney Eornge Uirin Rochefoucauid Royal Neighbors OF Srese Crry Caner Brown Nebraska Cornhusker DRAY C. T. Whitney Modern Woodmen OF Steele City Camp Hides & Young Stock John Kersting Davis Nat’l, Bank Fairbory Whit- Rock Roosters Pearl Justis H. A. Staley Presse F. A. Moon & Son Nebr Gale Seemeem Beate Saneem Hemingford Bert Miller D. E. Bone Lumber O Formerstate Bank Steele Gay Aone Markley ED Backerman Optometrist SOU Tibside Fairbury, Nebraska C. W. Rose Mortician Steele City, Neer C. W. Rose Phelps Majestic Theatre Portbury Nebr Thur Rae] Dole Aca Wan Divan Drug Co Kennedy Baumfalk & Franken
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