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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
2
A land colonization plan to aid Vienna’s hungry proposes a central bureau to acquire land and distribute homes with 500 square meter gardens. Peter Westen leads the project approved in principle by major parties, asking the state to fund 10 000 900 000 crowns. government review continues.
An old advertisement warns to take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package and to look for the Bayer name on the box or tablets. It claims Bayer is the trade mark of Monosalicylate ester of salicylic acid and mentions small twelve tablet packs and larger druggist packages.
A fragment describes a bet between Jones and another man settled by the judge. The loser must buy dinner for three, though the judge doubts Jones will pay. A housewife smiles over laundry and colored fabrics, then the scene shifts to a grocer.
Seaster Serghem argues a practical politician cannot place personal interests over patriotic duty. He says a principled politician must win votes while putting country first, as voters value love of country above self.
The coming move appears to be a meeting in Ireland between Sir James Craig and Mr. De Valera. Reports say Sinn Feiners oppose tribute payments to the imperial exchequer and seek Irish funding through other means. Letters from imprisoned Sinn Féin members indicate improved treatment.
Re examination of veteran claims and red tape removal urged by Col R Forbes and Col Fortes as applications surge. Berlin reports Germany owed the U S 75,548,290 for Rhine troop maintenance with 13 261 officers and 54 nurses in Germany. Shanghai consulate reopened under Dr K Schirmer with new Chinese German trading ventures forming. Cub bears offered to the president and Emperor Charles cannot return amid postwar treaties and Turkish settlement.
Congress debates reviving the 5 cent postage rate as a revenue measure. Melior and Fordney brief the House Ways and Means Committee on proposals to raise funds including a stamp return and a possible tax on bank checks. Paris seals peace with Hungary. San Miguel volcano erupts. Chicago charity gifts reach new heights.
Gilbert Botrumen, chair of the American Legion legislative committee, told President Harding that the call for a wider bonus bill rests on justice and resolve. A prisoner release request was presented by Connell Albrecht to Leonid Stark, the Bolshevik minister. Wild and livestock losses are reported in South Dekota’s Yandos county.
Favorable weather and rich soil lift crop outlook across prairie districts. Editor notes rising corn and grain yields, expanding silos, and a shift toward more intensive farming as costs drop. Cattle and dairy sectors seen gaining momentum with enhanced agricultural infrastructure and new storage facilities.
Dr Beichere of the Preed Academy of Medicine urges protective measures for handling radium. Gloves lined with lead, containment of waste, and sealed protective garments are advised, with ongoing work on a lead shield for the chest and lungs to reduce exposure during procedures.
Four men raced toward Pikes Peak in a misty Pine Barrel event. After a difficult journey from Mantow the group reached the summit amid harsh conditions. It marked the 46th term of the ascent and the team faced strong competition.
Fragmentary OCR text references world wheat, stages or phases, a bed and a lead lady, and mentions numbers or quantities. Many words are garbled, making precise facts and entities unreadable.
Keens So voices a campus sum query as a homeward plan from college seven. The brief item notes student math efforts and a return timetable amid campus routine.
A Nebraska note reports a $50 000 veterans aid fund from the state, with $208000 from a legislature trust to be used for Nebraskans wartime veterans in dire need. The American Legion and other groups plan a convention with parades and speeches, while local civic items detail bank, industry, and farm developments across counties.
In a curious excerpt a new nursemaid struggles with a child named Meurice and learns to recite the alphabet after a tense scene of care. The tale hints at domestic routines, a wary household, and the social role of caregivers in a period setting.
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