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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
3
A Civil War veteran quotes a fellow soldier who retreated in good order at Chattanooga claiming speed but insisting he planned to return to help. The anecdote contrasts nerve and rumor as an ethics test for courage and leadership.
The Senate passed a million dollar bond bill for Douglas County tornado restoration after quick House action. The plan funds restoration via small-interest loans to rebuild the swept district. As final adjournment nears, lawmakers pushed through numerous measures in a rush.
A historic natural feature near Constantine Algeria known as the petrified waterfall Ham mam Meskhatin formed by calcareous mineral deposits from hot springs. The article describes its appearance its origin the ancient Roman knowledge and the local legend of stone dwellers. It also includes a string of short anecdotes and remarks on daily life.
The clipping notes Fairbury and North Platte plans for a joint Mink league team and a new YMCA campaign. It reports injuries in Beatrice York West Point and Shelton, a police chief appointment in York, a tornado hero death in Omaha, and various local political and social notes across Fremont Beatrice York and other Nebraska communities.
A 1913 letter from Davidson Saskatchewan reports light snow and mild weather in Western Canada with yields of 30 to 35 bushels per acre for wheat and 60 bushels of oats. Edmonton enjoyed about nine to seven hours of sun in late February. Harrison Bros & Co offers 15 cents per bath for each employee, with Dr. Francis D. Patterson overseeing welfare and the baths in the company facilities.
Reader can obtain a box of assorted biscuits from the Loose Wiles Biscuit Co Omaha Nebraska by mailing in a coupon from their large ad. The item is described as absolutely free and urges readers not to miss the opportunity.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted aid during the critical period of a woman's life. It cites testimonials from women in Fort Worth Texas and Cadiz Ohio praising relief from weakness headaches and other symptoms. The notice invites readers, especially new or expectant mothers, to write for more information.
Fragment from a period note listing farms for sale and rent with crop payment terms. Mentions J Mulhall Soo City and a series of quoted quips about business and seeds including blue grass and cape and sweet clover.
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