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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
4
A terse notice indicates a payment due requirement with strict advance payment terms noted clearly. It appears to be a local business or service reminder, urging prompt settlement of dues before a specified deadline.
The text discusses line length and column inches on a front page. It calculates pieces per line and total possible pieces, citing an average of 35 characters per line and six lines per item. It mentions 173 inches length and 10 pieces per column inch, totaling about 3675 pieces.
The note reflects on a printer’s errors and manual ad setting, noting last week’s 90 inches wide and 90 percent 210 or 18900. It argues minor mistakes still yield high grades and urges reconsideration before criticizing the home paper.
Tunney retains supreme status as the world’s leading prizefighter amid a ten round bout that signals a younger successor will soon challenge the throne. The champion’s honor brings glory and money, but a champion’s reign is limited by age and future contenders.
A large crowd of 132000 attended the boxing match despite heavy rain. Ticket sales reached 200000 dollars while radio stations including KFAB Lincoln broadcast updates as the fight unfolded.
The article outlines convocation plans and student programs for the High School week. Talks on Sincerity Efficiency and Opportunity are given by students Lila Mc Donald Fern Messmer Wilma Darling and Mildred Kasparek. A short play follows with class meetings and Physical Training days.
Mr and Mrs Loren Dexter announce the birth of a son on September 13. Mr and Mrs Rome Minkler and Carl Townsends spent Sunday at U G Townsends. Mr and Mrs Rawls entertain the C C class of the Baptist SS at George Packers. Wm Pelser celebrate golden wedding with children visiting to help. Harold Packer Earl Withe and James Packer went to Coffeyville Kansas to see sister Mrs Clamsence Rogers post appendicitis. Roscoe Abler and Mrs Harry Fisher visited Lucille Abier sick with typhoid and Ralph who had appendix surgery at Fairbury. Both Ralph and Lucille are improving.
A ponderous ape thought to be 400 years old appears in photos at the New York Zoo. The creature looks weary and distant, with memories said to be sparse, leading some observers to remark on its aloof demeanor and sad air.
Mr and Mrs Dammer and family of Hanover and Mrs Taft of Calif visited the J Janssen home on Sunday. Julia Kenning was absent from school due to illness. Mr and Mrs John Malady, Rose Malady and Vernie Glazier visited the Charney Compton home. Jad Tunkins notes a man who laughs at his own jokes proves a patient cheerful disposition.
A reader notes the long standing truth about magnetism, recalling ancient knowledge dating back 3000 years. The piece links magnetism to Magnesia in Lydia where black stones once drew iron and attracted each other by an invisible force.
The Vine features paintings etchings and sculptures from famous artists worldwide displayed in Philadelphia. The exposition runs through December.
The Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition showcases the towers of the main exhibit buildings rising amid landscaped grounds. Exhibits from forty three nations fill the giant structures as the event continues through December.
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