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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
2
Nebraska in Brief highlights from state towns and events
Citizens of Gering and Stottsbluff plant jack pines on the nation’s monument. May 2-4 McCook hosts the Republican Valley Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers. Omaha carpenter William Everett celebrated his 99th birthday by a full day's work. Kearney schools cut extra staff to curb costs. Table Rock plans a tourist camping park with trees and grass. Wynore amusement grounds set 2,000 trees planted. Oak Glen dormitory at Penn burned. Lincoln school pay scale kept for 600 teachers. Bank vault break at Staplehurst nets $10,000. Fremont robberies lead to penitentiary sentences for six youths. Nemaha County to build a $7,000 auditorium for fair and livestock. Beatrice Rotary opposes local carnivals. Superior man Garry Welsch dies in shale tanks. Pawnee County fruit crop outlook improves. Nebraska Forestry Association promotes tree planting and forestry awareness. Two workers injured in a fall at Friend. Clarkson flock of thirty Rhode Island Reds claims egg records. Shallenberger barn fire destroys farm structure but cattle saved. Lincoln fire chief elect Jo. Bo Steeto. Golden Red orchestra forms from Madison area. York trackside rail attempt to wreck train fails. Wayne fire department buys pulmotor for public use. Nebraska leads Tenth district in treasury savings in March. Wayne High wins district debating title again. Maywood to host three day race meet in May. Potato production expected to rise statewide. Pawnee County levy below state average. Hastings judge selected for national swine show. Fairbury Sunday School attendance contest grows. Harbine blue heron found. Wayne street commissioner injured tongue by flying timber.
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Gering and Stottsbluffs
Republican Valley Association of Congregational Churches
McCook
William Everett
Omaha
Kearney
Lincoln Board of Education
Staplehurst
Fremont
Nemsha County
Fair and Livestock Association
Gibbon
William Brinkmeyer
Wyerts
Lodgepole
Nebraska Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Nebraska Forestry Association
T. McCullough
John H. Carrick
Palisade
Wootreff Ball
Valentine
Peter Emeigh
Friend
Antod Odvarka
Colfax County Press
Clarkson
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Chambers of Commerce
A. C
Seattle
Madison
Northwestern Railway
York
Wayne
Wayne High School
Lincoln
Maywood
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Arnold
Pawnee
Thomas A. Shattuck
Hastings
Peoria
Christian Sunday School
Fairbury
Harbine
George Hoguewood
Land of amazing fertility and western Canada opportunities
Harold J. Gregory of Lowe Farm describes Canada’s fertile lands near Lexington Illinois, testifies to high grain yields on 480 acres, and notes low machinery costs, good markets, rail access, and hog and stock-raising potential. The ad urges readers to seek western Canadian district information via government agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Gregory
Lowe Farm
Canada
Lexington
Indiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Absent Minded Fiends and Flappers in Wit
A correspondent quotes Swift noting absent minded people keeping a slapper in the family as a domestic. An advertisement urges Red Crom Ball Blue for white clothes without fabric harm, via grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whademean
J Swift
Slapper
Boston Transcript
France to Act Against Berlin After Ammunition Explosion
France prepares vigorous measures against Germany following a large ammunition explosion causing many deaths and extensive property damage. Paris government seeks Allied cooperation but vows to act alone if necessary, while nationalist papers in France anticipate decisive steps when the time is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parte
Germany
France
Nationaliat
Mhe L’action Francaise
Echo de Paris
L'Ketair
Explosion devastates Monastir barracks and church ruins
Advices from Monastir report a large loss of life after war material exploded near the Monastir railway station. Hundreds of children and about 1,800 soldiers perished as barracks and a church were toppled, fires broke out, and panic swept the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Monastir
Stella
Navy Bill Passed By House Amid Amendments In 1923 Session
The House approved the 1923 naval appropriation bill with an amendment setting enlisted pay at 86 900, by a 221 to 148 vote with two present. Support split along party lines as Republicans opposed the raise and Democrats backed it. The chamber’s reaction was muted compared to a week earlier and galleries were mostly empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
New Form Miss Dovely Puppies Note
A playful dialogue fragment from Detroit News features Miss Dovely and Mr Chapingha discussing a desire to own a small puppy. The exchange hints at social wit and light humor characteristic of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Miss Dovely
Miss D
Mr. Chapingha
Detroit News
Prayer Blessing Prompted Childs Clever Quip At Dinner
An unnamed clerical guest is asked to bless at a meal and a house child remarks after Amen that the minister should pray at dinner so he won t have to at bedtime. The blurb also contains an advertisement for Cuticura products and a quip attributing world strife to the human race.
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Boston Transcript
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