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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1911

Page

3

Camorra’s Reach and Brutal Grip Across Naples

The piece traces Camorra influence in Naples, detailing prison extortion, inmate control, and the chain of command from section chiefs to captains. It notes police failures, army involvement led by Capt. Fabion, and recent trials charging members with murder and criminal association.

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Christmas Hilarity and a Lofty Thanksgiving Treat

A minister at a Christmas dinner jokes about sitting near a goose inoffensively. A humorous tale follows about a man boasting of a seven fifty turkey while another recalls a Christmas turkey costing 150 dollars that caused house damage when a live bird flew through.

Brown Jones

Skeleton Mass Grave Uncovered in Kaneas Farm Mound

Unearthing at Joen Saitek’s farm reveals a 30 foot diameter mound containing three skeletons, possibly white individuals, with a buried tomb beneath a collapsed arched top. Workers found a stone-wall tomb eight to ten feet thick, noting artifacts but no identification yet.

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Notable Visit Prompts Talk of Big Tim and Tammany Fame

A Cincinnati man recently in New York was “Presented to Big Tim” in a discussion linked to Tammany Hall leadership. The fragment hints at a social or political exchange involving the famed figure and a weather-related topic.

New York Big Big Tim

Daily Thought Quote on Guarding Thoughts

A brief daytime thought notes that guarding one thoughts matters as thoughts are heard in heaven. The message reflects a moral admonition emphasizing mental discipline and spiritual awareness.

Truth Crushed to Earth Will Rise Again Quotation

A phrase is echoed with a sly remark by Big Tim about seances and truth. The speaker notes that lies may be counted ten before rising, reflecting a wary view of truth and deception in a haunted or philosophical context.

Big Tim

Fragmentary proverb and reminiscence line

The text recalls a punning rustic saying about a prodigal son and a fattened calf with scattered memory of a chicken dish. It presents a fragmentary, informal reflection rather than a clear narrative or report.

A Christmas Quirk Patrols A Parlor Scene

A bustling household banters on savings and yearly visits. Mrs Skinflint jokes about a maid swallowing a quarter, while Mary the parlor maid contemplates the mishap and expectations of Christmas gifts.

Mystery over Santa’s unequal gifts to rich and poor

A puzzling question from Dudley Nobe asks why Santa gives valuable presents to wealthy people while cheap ones go to the poor. He calls for a fairer system to balance the gifts and address the distribution.

Dudley Nobe Santa

A Clean Sweep In A Siores After Christmas

A dialogue depicts Caroline awaiting a clear sweep after Christmas while Nobs notes Santa Claus has one unspoken trait. Nebe questions his son in a playful exchange about Santa.

Caroline Siores Nobs Santa Claus Nebe

Threatening Robbery Note From Odd Message Appears

Letter threatening violence claims a highwayman stance and mentions a wife involved in the same business, noting Christmas timing and ongoing activity. The fragment hints at a crime or coercive motive with personal references.

Atranger

Engagement Sparks Christmas Plans

Opportune speaks warmly about an engagement and the joyful Christmas ahead. Lily responds with a playful line about living in the present, signaling a hopeful future for the couple.

Wonderful Man and Decem-Ginks in a Christmas Tale

The narrator recalls Decem-Ginks as the most wonderful at controlling facial features. Burr notes he is four marks Decem, and the speaker has seen Decem pleased by his wife’s Christmas gift. The passage centers on perception of Decem-Ginks and his reactions.

Decem—Ginks Burr

Thanksgiving Reflections On Gratitude And Food

A reflective note thanks family and friends for a holiday meal. The author expresses gratitude for turkey and festive dishes, joking about avoiding vegetarian options and appreciating simple abundance during Christmas season.

The First Presents and Roman Auction History

Fragment describes an ancient sale where a costly sum plus was offered for suction, then knocked down to the highest bidder. The resulting money was appropriated by the national treasurer of the period as Romans continued to distribute resources.

Federal health board would threaten medical liberty

The San Francisco Argonaut argues against a federal board of health favoring one medical school. It warns such a body would enforce orthodoxy over homeopathy, osteopathy, eclectics, and mental healing. The piece frames the issue as an invasion of individual rights and warns of sectarian regulation by government.

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Baby name quarrel over Percival awaits decision

In a domestic exchange a couple debates naming their newborn. The father asks about a name while the mother favors Percival, and they wait to see if the child will finally be named.

Walting Percival

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