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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1918

Page

2

Primaries show Neville leads in Nebraska with wide margins

County results push Neville past 12 thousand in Democratic governor totals while McKelvie posts a near 20 thousand Republican lead. Norris expands over Sloan and Hammond to about 5 thousand as legislators and officials listed for multiple districts and offices. Omaha and Douglas favor a constitutional amendment on voting eligibility.

Lincoln Neville Bryan McKelvie Johnson Norris Sloan Hammond Omaha Douglas County Keuvin Y Nebraska Washington Purape Beys Nefraska Taternativendaed Harvester Co State Council of Defense Ome Liberty Loan Omnaha Netrakka County Association of Western Nebraska Stockmen Ite

Fourth Liberty Loan drive and wartime measures in Nebraska

Wartime notices detail a statewide drive for the fourth Liberty Loan opening September 28 with drives in Madison County. Citizens discuss reports on sugar allotments, food administration rules, depots, and penalties for German sympathizers amid a broad war effort in Nebraska including farming, transportation, and veteran affairs.

Madison County Fremont Bf Hotine Guards Omaha Eubierriers Netraxka Columbus Fay Nebraska Union Pacific Northwestern Davidity Aire State Food Administration Wee County Council of Defense Kansas City Oamisha Defense Council Fred Steinhubier Sterning Dawson Lincoln Frontier Swenk Department of the State. University Ak-Sar-Ben Great Lakes Chicago Nebraska Liberty Loan Committee

Consulate Flag Lowered as U S War State Declared

Washington dispatches report Bolsheviki in Petrograd issued a pronunciamiento declaring war between Russia and the United States. Consul Imbrie handed the flag over to the Norwegian consul after Moscow action. about twenty Americans remained at the Petrograd post awaiting instructions.

Washington Russia State’ Department Robert Wimbrie Petrograd United States Imbrie Tepert Dia Giepateh Poole Moscow Imbrie State Department

Weekly Press Must Curtail Washington Policy

The War Industries Board ordered country weekly newspapers to reduce publication space by 25 percent beyond eight pages. The plan includes suspending subscriber deliveries after three months past expiration, halting free copies for exchange within the county or a forty mile radius, stopping extra copies for advertising simulation, and ending returns of unsold copies from news dealers.

Washington Baruch War Industries Board

Reincarnated Eastland Ship To Become Sea Fighter

A Chicago event plans to launch a vessel reborn from the Eastland disaster tale. The rebuilt hull is touted as a sea fighter to chase pirates, with 160 survivors from the S Sehure to crew and command by Commander W B Wells.

Chicago Eastland Wilmette V. S Sehure Atlantic

Shortage of Laboring Men Delays War Projects

Washington reports a shortage of 1,000,000 unskilled workers and exhausted skilled labor reserves. War work progress slows as 60 serious shortages delay army and navy projects. Field agents plan to pull laborers from nonessential industries to fill gaps.

Washington Army Navy

Sisters of American secretary of state win French War Cross

Emma 8. Lansing and Katherine E. Lansing of Watertown New York sisters of the secretary of state are decorated with the French War Cross and cited in army orders for heroism at the Bapernay front during bombardment while serving at the American Red Cross canteen. They are the first Red Cross canteen members honored. Harvest Grain on the Piave Front Under Fire Italian forces civilians harvest grain on the Piave right bank despite enemy shelling.

Paris Emma Katherine E. Lansing Watertown N. Y American Red Cross Rome Piave

Packers' Profits Are Regulated

The public should understand that the profits of the packers have been limited by the Food Administration since November 1, 1917. For this purpose, the business of Swift & Company is now divided into three classes.

Food Administration Swift & Company

Fruit Prices in Belgium Highlight Rationed Goods

Belgian Bulletin notes high fruit prices with apples at 1 per two and a half pounds, Trussels at 1.30, pears 45 cents each, lemons 60 cents each, and about 2.50 per pound. It mentions herring rations and James Dowling, a British private, with 12 war medals. Philadelphia stores will begin daily deliveries.

Belgium

The Kaiser in Indiana

The Indianapolis News reports William D. Kiser of Winchester's Farmers and Merchants Bank met Mrs. A L Nichols and her four year old grandson in an exchange. The boy asked if the man was the Kaiser, creating a brief local vignette about a bank official and a political family.

Kaiser Indiana William D. Kiser Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Winchester A. L. Nichols Alonzo Nichols

Red Cross Ball Bive Proves Popular At Grocers

In a curious local vignette two youths from France discover half sections on a back with ends sticking up They balance a plank across and merrily seesaw. The notice circulates at retailers promoting Red Cross Ball Bive.

Red Cross France

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