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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
2
The piece notes Cuba Libre slogan organization and a government concession to veterans led by Gomez in Saskatchewan. It describes a large, sympathetic bloc behind the veterans and suggests a potential public demonstration if demands were not met, with the army expected to back the veterans.
Winnipeg report notes residents traveling long distances to offload wheat after a week long blockade. Many drove up to seventy five miles hoping to secure life necessities before resuming sales.
New York reports plans for a global peace campaign with a budget of 500000 dollars to begin July 1 1922. The drive aims to promote pacifist hearings and public speeches led by Mr Werks of California to advance international harmony.
A wide review notes the foreign affairs committee favoring the age Car mat hian treaty and Congress considering a $50,000 grant for Briceville Tennessee sufferers. Other items report bills on Samtee and Ponca Indian claims, Maine disaster findings, and plans for a federal corporate commission.
At the annual association gathering in Lincoln on December 28 recommendations will be made. A legislature last session authorized recodification and a revision commission is at work. Deputy Fire Commissioner Randall Ras warns of Christmas tree dangers urging noncombustible decorations and asbestos alternatives to prevent panics in crowded halls.
Audsley Fellows of Wintebago took first prize of 60 dollars from the state board of agriculture for the best yield of cord on one acre in the Boye Carn Contest. Eleven prizes were offered this year with the top prize of 56 dollars and others to follow.
The Commandant of the Milford state soldiers home rejects rumors of his resignation. The report circulated after a prior claim of his indifference, but officials state no change in leadership.
The article reports Artigus Nance burial in Wyuka. Beatrice doctors vaccinating 300 inmates for typhoid with no new cases, and Mies Mulliken’s Canton, China safety news. It notes a Minatare school case verdict, Stanton electric plant plans, and sheep grower events near David City. Also mentions a Broken Bow accident and Masonic officers elected in Omaha.
An advertisement touts silver plate teaspoons with a French gray finish and hand burnished bowls. It promises customers can earn the balance through coupons and includes a postal offer for a premium book of various household items.
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