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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
4
A 1927 note recounts a conductor managing five hares on a rail trip and a runaway escape from a basket. It cites a shepherd system where clusters of families in caves and dispersed homes aided each other, sharing wool and meat. The piece links animal husbandry to the rise of village life, news, and cloth weaving.
A fragment from a transcript cites a quip about a wife’s role at home and a clever woman who can laugh at misinterpretation. The incomplete text references Bep Tramecript and a social media style reaction.
Melt butter and sugar with lemon juice and water then heat until glossy. Cool slightly, spread on buttered plates and pull into white glistening strands as it sets. Shape into long narrow strips, cut with scissors or knife when firm.
Dice potatoes and season with milk for scalloped potatoes. Lay seasoned pork chops atop. Cover and bake in a moderate oven until potatoes are tender. Remove cover and brown chops to finish.
An advertisement features testimonials about Adierika relieving chronic gas and stomach trouble after 18 years. It claims the first spoonful eases gas and removes old waste, helping digestion and appetite, with references to Arner's Drug Store and a Lady’s endorsement.
Taxpayers in the district debate school funding arguing that an accredited school benefits patrons students and the community. The letter claims the district has already paid 2500 in tuitions that would have gone elsewhere and notes families move to Steele City for educational opportunities, boosting property values and local business. Charles Lowe signs the letter urging against cutting school taxes.
Miss Schaeffer spoke to the Girl Reserve members on the clubs purpose and plan at the opening meeting Tuesday evening. Songs were practiced and the year’s program mapped out. Of the thirty six girls in high school thirty three joined the club. Wednesday morning the following program displayed talent to the high school: Reading Mary Anderson, Piano Marcella Sampson, Reading Charles Lowe, Piano Rath Garrett.
The biology class conducted a Friday field trip gathering about thirty animal life specimens for future study.
High school faculty led a chapel observance marking sixty five years since the Emancipation Proclamation. Melton spoke on origins of slavery in America, Caster shared biographies of Booker T. Washington Dunbar Tanner Dumas and others, and Wilfley sang Nobody Knows with Naomi accompanying.
The text argues that increased public familiarity with poetry strengthens the profession and benefits society by expanding appreciation and engagement with verse. It frames poetry as more accessible through public awareness and cultural value.
An old Fairbury advertisement urges customers to visit Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop for repairs using quality leather and workmanship. Located on the corner north of the Bonham Theatre.
Creditors of Chester Andrews deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge at the county court room by January 6, 1928. Three months from October 6, 1927 are allowed for filing. Claims not filed by that date will be barred. Dated September 7, 1927. {SEAL} County Judge Heasty. Barnes and Rain Attorneys for Estate.
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