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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
6
Cattle receipts reach 163 loads with heavy cattle in demand and a prime 1,482 pound beeves at $11.00, high for Omaha market. Hogs up a dime early, range $9.35-$9.50 for most plus late lift. Sheep and lambs receipts liberal, Idaho lambs $11.40, other lambs steady to firm, ewes and yearlings mixed.
London post office authorities discovered that picture post cards concealed a code revealing Zeppelin raid results. The article notes relentless ingenuity and resourcefulness in wartime efforts, praising clever methods regardless of sympathies.
A committee of the Aero Club of America reports that U.S. steel manufacturers have equaled Krupp of Essen and American magneto makers have produced a unit equal or superior to Germany’s best. The committee says no country can outpace American manufacturing.
Reported in a diplomatic update, Norway bans sardines preserved in lard, drawing reactions from American consumers who value the oily fish as a staple. The embargo impacts canned sardine products and trade implications across markets.
The St. Paul pastor endorses lighthearted talk about wives being kissed occasionally but cautions readers to be careful whose wife is kissed, per the Pioneer Press.
The lampshade stocking is fashion's new wrinkle free trend. It aims to combine novelty with practicality, letting wearers posing as holiday decor while staying smooth under fabrics.
Applications for 1916 automobile and motorcycle licenses are now being issued. Applications are taken at the News Office on Wednesdays. The news box at the post office awaits items. When you look your best see Fortner.
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