Butter fat extraction cranked by ball bearing drive
A device uses ball bearings to reduce crank effort by about 35 percent. A signal on the crank prevents turning too fast to ensure steady extraction of butter fat.
22 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
The Steele City News
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
1
A device uses ball bearings to reduce crank effort by about 35 percent. A signal on the crank prevents turning too fast to ensure steady extraction of butter fat.
Changes to the railroad schedule at the local station announced this week will appear in the upcoming Gayle Garber issue. Vera Gore, arriving Monday, will visit her mother for a week. A good comedy is featured for Saturday night.
Local items involve Lula Petsch visiting Ruth, theater events and dances at Improvement Co hall, illnesses of Mr. Hardesty and Mrs. John Godden, Virgil Vaughn replacing a section, and dentists offering services. Movements include E. O. Cassell family relocation, a drug store burglary in Odell, and family trips to Lincoln and Chicago with Perle Justis and Mr Kendall.
Presbyterian notes praise the mixed morning and evening services with Helen Cassell, Lauraine Cassell, and Helen Sampson singing. Mr. Leask gave a helpful message as the choir led by Miss Carrico performed. The missionary society met with Mrs. Halbert Manning for a pleasant afternoon. Nearby social life continued with visitors, cattle shipments, and band practice facing unusually low attendance due to thawing roads.
Mrs Walter James visited Mrs Cora Cuthbert last Wednesday afternoon. Luther Breazeale and wife were guests at the Heaston home Tuesday evening. Henry Meyers assisted in wood chopping for several residents on Tuesday and Wednesday, and a birthday surprise for Mrs Meyers and Mr Compton drew fifty four relatives and friends at the Meyers home with a basket dinner at noon.
Lester Frase suffered a head wound after a fall against a heating stove this week. Visitors at the Adam Wasserman home included George Meyerhoff and Viola Zanders. George Simmons is improving after a month with the flu. Dwight Parks and family were guests at A. J. Pelser’s. Estella and Marie Wasserman visited Ernest Adama’s in Odell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baumfalk and Adam Wasserman were in Beatrice and Fairbury. Adam Wasserman also worked with Ernest Adams on ice at Odell.
Leo Forsha, 45, husband and World War veteran formerly of Steele City, died Tuesday morning at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Kansas City Thursday at 2 p.m. with burial there. He was survived by his wife, a nurse at the veterans hospital, and had suffered years with diabetes.
Sam Gallamore of Fairbury delivered the principal address at the regular monthly Men's Fellowship club meeting. District Judge F W Messimore and County Sheriff Foster spoke, with vocal solos by Warren Adee and Miss Carrico. Refreshments served to over forty. plan set for a Father and Son Reception February 16. Will Hardesty visited from Kansas City. Farmers Union shipped two carloads of hogs to St Joseph. Birthday honoring Mrs E W Kendall. eighty relatives sent greetings. For sale Red Pulled Bull one year old and Spotted Boar. cord wood wanted by Wm Giesler Odell Route 2.
In School District No 23, teacher Nettie Godden oversees seventh and eighth graders who gain a new library of fifteen books a globe and a sand table. Pupils compete for prizes by reading most books. students prepare Abraham Lincoln life booklets and Gettysburg address, while geography projects cover animals of Africa.
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