Stable City PS: weekly publication note
The text appears to indicate a weekly or Thursday publication schedule for a local paper or notice. It references a stable city PS and notes publication timing as Thursday, implying regular issue release.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
4
Weather and social notes from a Nebraska town
Rainy weekend weather. Mrs Willi Compton moved with new mail carrier Chester Wilcox of Steele City last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harry Wood and Mrs Johnson and baby of Friend Nebr visited John Malady home. Observation of Oildtimer notes some folks struggle backing cars out of garages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wilcox
Steele City
Harry Wood
Johnson
Nebr
John Malady
Dairy Cow Good Feed Costs Shown In Survey
A Blue Valley Creamery Institute survey reports dairy cows cost 25.5 percent more to feed in the 12 months ending August 1925 than in 1910 14 prewar period. Based on hay grain and seeds used for dairy cows with U S Department of Agriculture prices, butter and milk prices rose 56 percent and 48 percent respectively, keeping dairy products overall up 52 percent. No other farm animal earns as much as dairy cows from feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
United States Department of Agriculture
Grade achievers and Girl Reserve meeting noted
The list of students earning 100 percent in third and fourth grade includes Ardene Arner Nadine Davis Arthur Hardesty Harold Manley Helen Lampoon Faye Townsend Wesley Goldsberry. Velma Bundy reports sickness as a factor. The first regular Thursday night Girl Reserve meeting was held on September 17. They may enter eleventh and twelfth grades, and the normal training course draws tuition students as the school plans growth and state apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardene Arner
Nadine Dav
Arthur Hardesty
Harold Manley
Helen Lampoon
Faye Townsend
Wesley Goldsberry
Velma Bundy
Storming the Gates at Philadelphia Exposition
A photo scene at the main gates shows visitors and crowd activity at the International Exposition in Philadelphia. The caption notes the Palace of Liberal Arts and Manufactures spanning eight acres with some of the oldest exhibits, and mentions the fair continuing until December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Palace of Liberal Arts and Manufactures
Leaves Fall Scar on Hickory Twig Described
Nature Magazine notes that each side bud on a hickory twig bears a triangular scar with heart-shaped dots. Last year’s leaves lifted these scars as they fell, yet the tree heals the wound beforehand to prevent sap loss like a human bleeding from a wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
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Willi Compton
the Press
Aminiap
United States
Philedsigh
Lineker
Pompec Coppin
Alfred Drexler
Steele City Meal
Markel
Ian
Bill Ding
D. E. Bone Umber CO
Steels City, Nebs
Steele City Markets
Webraska State
Farmers State Bank
Steele City, Nebr
Cosures
ED Backerman
Bretan
Faisbury
Neb
Beatrios
Mab
Phene
Fairbury
T. J. Kempkes
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