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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
3
Boston physician explains what you feel by holding your hand. Jane tells Hob tonight he plans to study medicine. Farmer comments on a water cart fixed on a wagon to deter riders from hanging on behind.
Very. Nearly all of his patients live long enough to pay their bills.
State records show a 1913 bond approved by Gov Aldrich for a capital office expansion. Reports detail November 30 receipts, land funds, and expenditures. notes on asbestos whiskers for Santa Clauses. a Winnebago Indian woman at Nebraska state prison with full ward accommodations. university delinquency and suspension findings. and forthcoming historical society meeting with Dr Robert Gold Thwaites as speaker.
Senator McCumber pushes a grain inspection bill to prevent adulterated grain in home and foreign markets with planned action this session. A second measure offers liberal compensation for disabled mail clerks and carriers, including full pay for a year and half pay after, plus 2000 for dependents.
Washington reports preparations for a major redesign of U S currency with printing orders to be placed about February 15 the change expected to take eighteen months and extend well into Wilson's presidency. The move aims at a new note design as part of a broad monetary reform.
State Auditor Barton reports the debt: war rants outstanding drop from 682 707 20 on June 1 to 274 402 46 on November 10. Warrants issued in six months total 1 662 041 45 while warrants paid amount to 1 970 946 27. State educational investments stand at 9 307 987 50 as of December 1.
Government declined a request from Puebla property owners to arm in Metico City. The measure aimed to extend protection beyond the larger town and select haciendas, but authorities refused.
A terse exchange shows one speaker seeking an endorsement for a note and another recommending seizing a stranger’s help. The dialogue hints at cautious social strategy in accessing credit.
In a Detroit police court William Verne arrived in a dress coat and underwear after losing his trousers in a poker game the night before. He wagered his cash, wares and diamonds on the trousers, but was cleaned out and quit the game. He asked to borrow the trousers to go home, the bank refusing. Verne was arrested after the odd scene as others teased a seaside Romeo mood and local gossip noted his 20 year droll flair.
A letter from Pontum Co Michigan describes a young woman with long digestion and rheumatic issues improving after eating Grape Nuts. She reports gaining 10 pounds in five weeks and ongoing health as the product is claimed to aid digestion and blood formation. The ad touts the cereal as neutral and satisfying with a cue to read The Road to Wellville.
Mrs Ella B Larsh dies at her son John’s eight miles southeast of Murray heart disease. A Nebraska City pioneer wife of Dr N B Larsh the First Nebraska regiment surgeon in 1862 and territorial legislator and first matron of the Eastern Star in Nebraska. She arrived in Nebraska in 1857 and recalled the old block house that protected Nebraska City settlers from Indians.
Hastings area reports a temporary settlement of the Modern Woodmen suit via court order and injunction after a heated battle between insurgent attorneys and lodge managers. Insurgents sought a temporary injunction delaying new rates until Illinois supreme court ruling. managers sought a stipulation delaying rates until that decision. The court issued a temporary restraining order.
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