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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
2
The excerpt from Carter's Creek Tennessee features Mrs Galloway describing long illness and fatigue. It promotes a remedy claimed to help women with similar ailments and urges others to seek aid, noting many have found relief.
Washington sees a sharp clash as lawmakers debate the administration shipping bill and a separate push for a 500000 dollar barberry eradication program. Delegates from Iowa South Dakota and Minnesota urge funding while critics warn subsidies drain the treasury.
Washington announces U S participation in a six power conference on Central American affairs to meet December 4 in Washington D C Delegates will include Secretary Hughes and Sumner Welles with five Central American governments Costa Rica Salvador Guatemala Honduras and Nicaragua Official reports note discussions may cover mutual interests and armament imitation topics along with regional cooperation
Washington report says Senator Norris will urge abolition of the electoral college to allow direct popular election of president and vice president. It argues eliminating the college treats each state as a unit to avoid skew from regional majorities and preserve national balance.
Senator Cummins plans to introduce an anti strike bill as part of industrial legislation. The measure seeks broader congressional action, with Cummins directing the interstate commerce committee to push for presidential support and legislative passage.
The report notes Germany turning over the second installment of treasury notes to meet Belgiums reparations payments under an August 3 decision. Officials estimate about 55,000,000 worth of assets payable in Brussels May 15, 1953. Also mentioned is a W.W.C.T.U. convention award for largest membership increase and a Supreme Court refusal to decide on whether stockyard and terminal companies are liable as initial carriers under the Carmack amendment in a Nebraska case.
Entries for the international livestock exposition in Chicago, scheduled December 2 to 9, have exceeded all prior records, announced Secretary-Manager B. H. Heide. In Berlin, sugar rationing begins December 1, reviving a policy dropped two years ago amid economic conditions.
The page notes a blend of community items from a women auxiliary organization to a military charter, a boat explosion incident, a prize show in Alina, and warnings about counterfeit currency. It lists citizenship grants, a university enrollment summary, a bar admission report, charity drives, and farm talks, reflecting a bustling Nebraska community day.
County commissioners supervisors and clerks from Nebraska gather in Omaha for an annual convention. Highlights include reports on livestock and agriculture policy, remarks by officials from Fremont Blair and Seward, and notes on extension service work and a proposed 1923 agriculture meeting in Lincoln.
A chaotic report discusses tensions over Mosul oil concessions with Britain and the United States. Turkish plenipotentiaries claim American capital will help modernize Turkey, while Britain hints at strategic divergence from American policy in Near East affairs.
A moderate earthquake impacted eastern Missouri western Indiana northwestern Kentucky and nearby areas. Buildings toppled chimneys broke windows and shelves while tremors were felt in St Louis. Observatories recorded the quake centering southeast of the city lasting about ten minutes.
An Angeles book store clerk, Mrs. OW Picking, reports severe indigestion and restless sleep due to assumed heart trouble. she credits a remedy named “Tantie” with restoring appetite, sleep, and energy, praising its effect and noting it is sold by druggists.
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