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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
2
A summary of a public reporting issue titled Blax Rough Publicer describes an aggregate figure over 6.009 billion. The article references a state city press context and discusses a large financial milestone in broad terms.
The report cites the Agriculture Department estimating this year’s crop production value at 6.127 billion dollars and total animal product value at about 2.295 billion dollars, indicating a substantial farm output.
The traveling salesmen request an extension to allow distribution of the oilers to their home towns. The text indicates a desire to provide for shipment to boxes and homes, though only a fragmentary note remains of the Oilers order.
Report notes 17 060 entries with 400 marriages certs issued. Nearby data highlight marriages and changes in applicants, with focus on certificates issued and processing outcomes.
Summary of congressional actions in Washington including a resolution to condemn and buy New York New Haven and Hartford railroad property for 400000 to complete a Denver federal building. Senate set Monday to discuss the Shepard Kenyon dry state bill and resumed omnibus claims bill. House closed Archbold impeachment trial and considered agricultural and migration legislation. Lincoln memorial commission plan approved for 2000000. holiday resolutions adopted. adjournment times noted. Representative Berger introduced the railway property purchase measure.
Fragmentary text mentions a general evaluation event and names an entity Lily, but specifics and context are unreadable. Unable to determine clear persons or organizations or dates from the provided snippet.
The Elgin board of trade and the American Association of Creamery Butter Manufacturers face a federal civil suit to dissolve the two groups. Attorney General Wilkerson cites a conspiracy to fix butter prices to benefit large firms and cold-storage interests harming farmers small producers and consumers under the Sherman law.
Woodrow Wilson’s March 4 accession may face a new war scare with Japan as State Senator Sanford of Mendocino County plans to reintroduce the alien land bill. The anti Japanese measure sparked international friction in 1907 and 1909 and Sanford vows to push it again.
Philadelphia reports the Housekeepers' League plans to expand efforts to cut living costs by selling selected eggs 6 to 20 cents cheaper per dozen. Farmers from PA Delaware Maryland and Virginia offered other price-lowered goods, accepted by the league. Also notes include a Missouri governor’s city event and a miner’sville egg laying record.
A fragment notes a fire incident involving a person named Marrew Escage from Firs Cideage and mentions over 150 girls needed in connection with the blaze.
The article reports that all plenipotentiaries are assembled in London to push for ending the war in Southeast Europe. Turkish Greek hostilities may affect talks, and Turkish officials deny reports of a conditional armistice tied to Greece signing terms. Pennsylvania women stage protests over high prices. A murder case involving Roy Loudon is noted.
Wahoo Neb. Chief of Police Briggs of South Omaha was acquitted by a district court jury for the March killing of Roy Blunt in Sarpy County. The swift verdict followed a brief jury deliberation. Public sentiment at the courthouse suggested Sheriff Hyers of Lancaster may have the charges dropped.
Philadelphia housewives league renews demand for lower prices. Inspectors burn new eggs to meet demands from all parts of the country. Additional stations opened and forty three were in operation at one time.
Imperial Potentate Jack Cunningham spoke and attended initiatory rites in Lincoln hosted by four hundred Shrine members. Governor elect John H. Morehead led forty one candidates through the degree ceremonies, with solemnities extending late into the night. A separate report notes a fatal shooting by Wadum in Wadum's home Tuesday night jurors found Wadum responsible for the death of Inseiide.
State recap reports earnings of over 14090 by eighty seven parolees and notes on parole trends. It covers farm dairy updates with 200000 cows and butter production, then lists legal actions and land sale plans, labor data, public notices, and various Nebraska incidents and events from cities like Beatrice Lincoln and Omaha through January 1913.
A Sunday sermon by a New York pastor from Dr Holmes Church of the Messiah ailed Taft by warning of idolaters of the Orient and sins at home. An aged carrier responds with mockery as the preacher delivers a sharp critique before election day.
Mrs Geo F Clark describes five year scalp eczema lasting until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used. After one bore of Ointment the cure seemed permanent though continued for full treatment, with hair regrowth and relief from severe itching and burning. Soap used warm helped, now her scalp is fully healed. Ad signs Cuticura sold worldwide.
Editors debate the Billy Pennington byline on a Roose velt return piece praised as remarkable. A remark hints at raising Pennington’s salary while another quips about blue-penciling a controversial line.
A conversation in Londos Opinica has a man torn between marrying a wealthy widow he does not love or a poor woman he loves deeply. His companion counsels following the heart, and the man resolves to marry the woman he loves.
In a reserved discussion, Senator Sargham admits the current dispute should remain obscure to casual listeners. The exchange highlights a long running back and forth with both sides recalling their accusations and denials.
A dialogue fragment notes Mrs Come up boasting of her husband who could “take any man's measure.” The remark adds that he used to be a Cail or, presenting a curious past label in the exchange.
Readable fragments show a mother advising against self blame. The dialogue references Gear and a remark about her trait in a personal moment, suggesting emotional conflict and concern over responsibility.
Ambiguous fragment notes a saying about money and horse racing and suggests a proverb about value misalignment. No clear events, names, or places are readable.
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