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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
2
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root advertised as helping kidney trouble with claims from druggists who report public contact. The notice urges readers to buy bottles at drug stores or send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY, asking to mention the paper.
Nebraska farmers plan large May Day festival and wheat harvests amid drought and pests. City reports share crop prospects, school openings, and civic speeches while veterans groups, college news, and state political notes fill the page with community updates.
Mrs Wilhelm y notes relief after using an “egetable Compound” with several bottles improving her health. She mentions six children and states health gains and better nights. A reader from Duke Street St Paul Minnesota signs as Mrs Many advising others to write for a response.
Ruth, the famed home run king, collapsed unconscious in New York after a takeoff at bat. He was rushed to a hospital in critical but improving condition with reports of a possible heart or heat related incident. Doctors indicated his condition had stabilized enough for travel and he was expected to recover in a few days.
E J Sailstad, jailed four years for arson in a cottage fire tied to an elopement plan, is paroled to Green Bay while awaiting a new job. Dorothy Andersen, linked to the case, was sentenced to four years in Taycheedon Women’s Industrial Home. The trial drew wide interest due to the couple's disappearance after Lake Nebagamon fire.
The 15 year old son of Colomius, Ohio, was found in probate court at Zanesville guilty of involving a minor in an escapade. Judge Clarence Graham ordered a $100 fine for each of the two youths, with one girl, Mins Vogel, placed on strict probation for a year after being located in a local home by a Mrs. Denaney.
Forest and brush are burning across central and western Pennsylvania as hundreds of volunteers work to control the spread. The Juniata College campus at Huntingdon faces the advancing blaze, and more than 1000 acres of forest have burned near Altoona.
Continuation of national guard funding is approved as the President authorizes War Department expenditures for the new fiscal year. The move ensures basis for ongoing guard operations and financial support.
A Mexican government plan proposes a gasoline tax to raise funds for road improvements. The measure targets Nogales and surrounding areas, with aims to support transportation infrastructure and public works nationwide.
An old dairy manual outlines calf housing essentials. It stresses well drained, sunlit quarters with protection from surface water and ample space to prevent bonding of calves. Fenced pens with movable gates allow easy feeding and separate, stable calves.
A poster from the United States Department of Agriculture presents a map detailing the spread of bovine tuberculosis across counties. Six shading intensities mark infection levels, with white spots indicating lower prevalence and red outlines showing counties with significant disease. The 20 by 28 inch poster aims to guide eradication efforts and urge livestock owners to obtain a copy for breeding stock decisions.
A historic note on dairy practices stressing moldy silage risks to cows and horses, the need for clean feeding, and the three core factors in profitable dairying. It mentions selection of cows, breed variation, and the importance of record keeping and milk yield observations to identify productive cows.
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