24 Aug 1934
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Newspaper
The Steele City News
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
1
Local news notes arrivals departures illness and weather events. Families visit from Hastings Lincoln and Kansas City. A Steele City ball team victory 18 to 8 over Jansen is reported along with school grounds work and drouth relief. One horse struck by lightning and poison ivy affecting a resident are mentioned.
U S bureau of biological survey outlines hunting regulations with a 30 day maximum and open seasons varying by state. Daily bag limits drop from eight to five and possession limits from 16 to 10 on several duck species due to their precarious status. Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri open periods listed. broader context includes waterfowl status and comments by D N Darling. Also reports corn hog payments over 1,000,000 in Nebraska with county totals. Birthday party and local Rocky Hollow notes wrap the page.
Carl Eden of Thompson and brother of Will Eden of Steele City died Saturday evening in Steele City. Funeral service at Richardson funeral parlors in Fairbury Tuesday afternoon with burial in Steele City cemetery. Mrs H Manning Mrs BE Cassell and children attended the Days of 49 at Hawover Wednesday. Alfred Brabec and family of Tobias Leon Haddix and family of Western visited H W Haddix home Sunday. Erdine Haddix visited Brabec family.
A series of maxims counsels thrift and persistence. It emphasizes that wisdom surpasses wealth and habit shapes fate. The text contrasts ease with struggle and suggests a youthful mindset can sustain vitality across ages.
Telephones linemen dread political campaigns as candidates post placards on poles. Tacks and spur-nails used to hang photos cause serious falls and injuries months after elections. Workers told to remove placards for safety reasons.
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