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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

2

Explosive disaster buries 200 in Cross Mountain mine

In Briceville Tennessee the Cross Mountain coal mine of Knotville Iron company is reported entombing 207 workers. Only three escapees reached safety as rescue teams and officials race to assess the wreckage and search through debris.

Briceville, Tenn Great Cross Mountain Knotville Iron Company United Mine Workers of America Knoxville Tenn Briceville Cross Mountain

Senate in session notes and Lorimer inquiry details

Saturday in Congress reports the Senate not in session and defense witnesses at the Lorimer inquiry. The House met at noon to dismiss Controller charges and continues the sugar trust inquiry amid claims of raw material procurement. Sherwood pension bill debate noted.

Lorimer HOUSE Sugar Trust Ee Eee Tilmote Sherwood

Washington News Highlights in Brief Actions and Inquiries

The sugar trust inquiry resumes with a special committee as the tariff board bill stalls. Direct election of senators gains support from the farmers congress. Taft declines further review of seven cadets' dismissal from West Point for drinking. Russia and China tensions, war prep, and a Marco era of political maneuvering surface as China faces a regent resignation. Large-scale global events mix with local notes on pensions, recoveries, and disarmament in the era’s unsettled diplomacy.

Washington Sugar Trust Permanent Tariff Board United States Farmers’ Congresse Clark Astom Memorial Littheton Smith Treasury Alabama Representative Thomas Texas Naval Board Maine Taft Weat Point Sulzer House Russia Fred H. Abbott Nebraska Thurston County Kalanianole W. F. Freer L. Tenney Peck Albinus Nance Chicago Winnipeg Man Galveston Tex Jolo Sula Persia Great Britain el Paso Prince Shuen China Ivy Cole Denver Yucatan Mississippi Jacob May Marinette Wis John Diets Wisconsin Harp Madison Valgs Kazan Burns Iron Workers’ Executive Council International Livestock J Crouch Lafayette Ind EB. A. Hawkins Sherman Upper Sand Ohio Bates Pine Ridge Reservation

Outstanding warrants listed in auditors November report

The auditors report for November 30 shows warrants across state funds including GeeNeaceehan 294 761.04, Temporary university fund 195 049.74, U S Experiment Station Shur Sira detom shon 1 970.65, University cash fund 19 670.02, Normal interest fund, Normal library fund Peru 4 122, Normal library fund Kear and SF 62.78, Normal library fund Wayne 107.90, State library fund 63.15, Institution cash fund 3 425.72, Hospital for infant fund 2.60, Fire commission fund 200.00, University income fund 3 148.83.

GeeNeaceehan U. S Normal Library Fund Peru Normal’ Library Fund Kear SF Ie Eae Kbc Eatate Wayne State Fire Commission University’ Tmcome

Nebraska Biographical Sketches Updated for Thayer and Peers

The 1908 publication lists a $518 775 64 print year and covers 1874 to 1908. Mr Lindsay is charged with updating bios for Nebraskans including John M Thayer Lorenzo Crounse Thomas J Majors E F Valentine Charles F Manderson George W B Dorsey John A McShane G L Laws W J Bryan E J Burkett John S Robinson William Neville and A C Shattenberger. General John M Thayer died March 19 1906 three years after the bio record was issued.

Mr. Lindsay John M. Thayer Lorenzo Crounse Thomas J. Majors EF. K. Valentine Charles F. Manderson George W. B. Dorsey John A. McShane G. L. Laws W. J. Bryan J. Burkett John 8. Robinson William Neville A.C. Shattenberger

Dr Gestrom Offers Game Advice Amid Cornstalk Disease

Dr. Gestrom and mate veterinarian Bomrom caution farmers on cattle grazing corn stalks. They warn early fall access causes rapid intake leading to illness and possible fatal outcomes. The advice stresses limiting feed to four hours daily to prevent overconsumption and disease spread.

Gestrom Bomrom

Nebraska farming convention to feature national life topics

A large Nebraska farmer convention invites delegates from 700 agricultural groups to discuss farm life economics. Officials from the Rural Commission collaborate with the Commercial Club to organize sessions on European marketing and banking systems. Secretary Odell, returning from Spokane, notes a seven day attendance near 10,000. Hog prices slip at South Omaha, signaling cheaper pork ahead.

Oaks Sede Senate Commercial Club Ping Commercial Club Publicity Bureau Parrish Nebraska Rural Commission Odell Country ‘Life Spokane Germany United States Douglas South Omaha

Geneva Man Injured In Wiring Accident

An accident near Geneva involved Spregue an electrician and F. Skingle. Spregue was seriously injured when a vehicle struck him near Clay, with damage noted to wiring. The report mentions Lancaster and Fillmore County jurisdictions and ongoing board actions about safety lights.

Geneva Fillmore County Spregue Bert F. Skingle

Sarsaparilla Café Claims Health Benefits

An old ad touts sarsaparilla as a universal tonic improving vigor and digestion, claiming it clears blood humors and boosts appetite. The text resembles a vintage patent medicine pitch with exaggerated benefits.

Provincial Town Panorama Delights Old Couple

An old farmer and his wife tour a provincial town and its panorama of South Africa. The woman expresses growing enthusiasm, while the man jokes that he will not grudge the extra sixpence as she wants to sit there forever.

Huey South Africa Randy Weel Jennie

Frigid Note Sparks Morbid Riddle on Desk

The fragmentary clipping describes a note left on a desk asking a cryptic question about a boy’s end, tied to a grim line about a live wire. The exchange hints at a chilling joke or taunt, reflecting eerie newspaper mood of the era.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Paradoxical Doctor Billing in Email Town Visit

A woman from an email town visits a city for a couple of weeks and jokes that her doctor is paradoxical. The more the swelling reduces, the higher the bills rise. She then calls her bird girl a...

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