Mouse States Warn Of Mouse Plagues Risks
The article explains that thirty eight states areMouse States and urges precautions to prevent mouse outbreaks like the one seen in California.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
3
The article explains that thirty eight states areMouse States and urges precautions to prevent mouse outbreaks like the one seen in California.
In a scene about romance and choice Mabel says she would marry the man she desires if all the other girls want him. The exchange captures social pressure and dating norms reflected in the film.
The Nebraska region reports multiple civic events and finance moves. The Nebraska Master Bakers meet in Lincoln April 19–20. 150 expected. Norfolk hosts a three day federation convention April 6. Lawrence Telephone plans a $3,000 stock issue and rate increases. Stella Telephone authorized to issue $13,900 stock. State Bank of Lebanon to absorb Farmers and Merchants Bank. Effie L Jenkins dies at 51 after long illness in Meadowgrove. Fire in Cushing destroys six business buildings with $25,000 to $30,000 loss. Crawford bank converts to state guaranty fund backed Crawford State Bank. Four Nebraska normal colleges to meet April 14 at Kearney. Central City bank consolidation reduces to three banks. Alliance to stage April 5 exposition and carnival with 60 booths. Kearney irrigation drives beet sugar beets. sugar firms supporting. Carl Johnson of Laurel has bullet removed from finger after 40 years. Geese devastate wheat near Gibbon. Troubadours plan tours. Nebraska City Arbor Day dinner for Sons and Daughters of Nebraska.
Grand Island reports over 350 000 dollars in active contracts including 22 homes valued about 4 500 dollars each 24 repairs 15 000 dollars in fire zone work seven garages a store building three gas stations and related storage facilities The Walnut junior high addition 85 000 the Capitol and Northside theatres about 210 000 St Marys Cathedral 350 000 and an apartment house 150 000 are in progress Omaha hosts Nebraska Tuberculosis association meeting with Dr Widiup Jacobs as speaker Superior forms a commercial club after a big banquet North Loop Loyate commemorates 37th year of publication Grand Island raises 30000 for Stolley park area plans to turn the property over by May 1 Nebraska City discusses American Legion community building Falls City prepares for Olympic track bid Bridgeport beet and bean crop shifts to beans if beets fail Neligh plans a new high school building up to 120 000 dollars due to crowded conditions
Reports from Shanghai say Chiang Kai Shek has been removed from command and a southern radical government now controls the army. The Kellogg administration issued the first formal US policy declaration, pledging protection for American lives and property in China and advising evacuation only where protection cannot be assured. A third Marine regiment is to mobilize in San Diego, with two more already bound for duty, to be ready by week’s end.
Henry Ford is out of danger after a secret move from Henry Ford hospital to Dearborn. doctors report no chest fracture but Ford remains on his back several days. X rays show no broken bones while back and chest are taped to ease muscle strains from the recent auto crash near River Rouge. Ford objects to news of the investigation and his team abandons the assassination claim. counsel says no evidence supports a deliberate attempt.
United States Ambassador Enoch H. Crowder will have a second surgical procedure. The notice indicates a continuation of medical treatment for his condition, details of which are sparsely provided in the readable text.
Lake shipping began in Duluth Minnesota as two vessels departed loaded with supplies for North Shore stations marking the season start.
government informs the king that one execution awaits and no one was pardoned last year. no prisoner was granted clemency during the recent Holy Week period.
Italian vice consul Pasquale De Cleco was shot in New Haven Connecticut and is critically wounded. The assailant fled the scene.
An old Camel cigarette advertisement claims Camels use choicest tobaccos and superb blending with real leadership in quality. It emphasizes mellow mildness, appealing to readers with the urge to try Camels and enjoy a distinct smoking thrill.
Detroit Free Press notes Oswald Garrison Villard criticizing fascism and Mussolini as France exposes paid anti fascist agents within its borders. He accuses opponents of murder while Mussolini’s supporters in turn assassinate an opposition senator.
A fragment from the New Haven Register presents a brief humorous or literary snippet about character quirks and routines. The readable text hints at personal traits shaping daily behavior in a light local tone.
Distressed by gas and fullness from poor digestion is described. A remedy named Dave's Mentha Pepsin is promoted as fast relief for gas, heart pressure, and breathing difficulty with a money back guarantee if not helped. The ad urges druggist availability and repeated relief claims.
Carolyn Wells discusses Liberty magazine worth noting that English children differ from American peers mainly in attitudes rather than education. She argues English kids know things American youngsters do not, while Americans possess practical wisdom absent in English youth.
The writer argues that wealth dictates outcomes in court and compares modern courts to an unfair German system. He cites a parable where a judge rebukes a man charged with theft, implying money buys leniency and influence in legal proceedings.
A fragmentary archaic scene describes fires kindled by Trojans visible before Troy. It mentions a vast number of fires in the plain with fifty men at each, horses near chariots, and a rising morning. The text blends mythology with heraldic imagery and ends with a stray modern line about a clean shirt.
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin packaging or tablets. It claims the genuine product has 26 years of physician approval and cautions that imitations may be unsafe.
A bottle tossed into a southern creek eight years ago has been found on the coast of the Philippine Islands. It carried the name Leona Smith and her address. Maurice Evans, a soldier in the Pacific, wrote that he picked up the bottle on a December day in 1926. The distance between the two places is about 8 000 miles.
A concise, aphoristic remark noting that luck comes to those perceived as favored by nature, likening prosperity to a written guarantee on one’s face.
Army experts test a batteryless flashlight with its own generator. A clocklike spring winds to drive the generator, giving continuous light for three minutes per winding, as reported in Pathfinder Magazine.
A provocative remark asks why she could not negotiate a Paris divorce, suggesting she was outside the quota for such negotiations. The line implies limits or rules affected the outcome.
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