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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
2
A Scottish parish church seeks a minister as beadie praises a candidate. The beadie proclaims fame by a quip about not much mattering, while a finicky audience member jokes during a vaudeville night about sleeping amid noise.
The House Naval Affairs Committee signals possible large budget reductions by trimming the navy force and stopping ship programs. Estimates show at least 298.6 million dollars saved next year, though actual savings depend on moves to retire, repurpose, or decommission ships and personnel
The president spoke in Washington on relief measures for farmers and unemployed, farm product marketing, and government aid to reclamation projects. He urged cooperation with states, warned against labor strife, and noted international conference aims in the capital as a possible world achievement.
A two passenger premi um triplane successful in Italy is to be brought to New York within two months. Capt Mario Cobianchi of the Italian air service says the plane can fly 24 hours non stop from New York to San Francisco. He notes a speed of 180 miles per hour and a wing span of 186 feet.
A Daido Electric Power of Japan awards Westinghouse Electric International a contract valued at a large amount for electrical apparatus to be used in two hydroelectric plants forming part of Tokyo district power system. Transmission will be 154000 volts as announced.
Canadian entries dominated the Chicago livestock and show events with many first prizes. Alberta horses and Saskatchewan entries secured top honors while alfalfa seed from Stooka, Alberta won in a field of 43. Government exhibitors showcased grains, vegetables, fruits, and dairy prospects to captivated visitors.
A mixed jumble of early 20th century notes and anecdotes covers a droll exchange about an engagement, a small boy in a well vocalizing a rural quip, botany notes on Osage orange and black locust, a misrendered historical title, and garbled fragments on literature and translation. The piece blends rural humor, agricultural weed notes, and antiquated language.
Nebraskas special board of inquiry resumed hearings in the senate chamber after a week’s pause, with Chairman Lee Brefhrennegeret indicating a new line of investigation will be taken up though specifics are unclear. The bulletin also notes local fire losses, court actions, road contracts, and public notices across several towns.
A compact quotation from a transcript presents a child’s question about divine care and a parent’s reassurance. The exchange highlights themes of moral strength and guidance in a domestic setting.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for babies and children, promising a clean bowels and quick relief. It urges mothers to buy the genuine product from druggists and notes imitation syrups are available elsewhere.
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