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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1920

Page

2

Argentine Plans Tariff Reprisals

Argentina protests U S tariff measures by proposing reprisals on American imports. The move targets wheat flour corn wool and meat products and follows a House of Representatives action seen as curbing U S imports. The Argentine federation of commerce industry and production urges government action.

Buenos Aires House of Representatives United States Argentine Confederation of Commerce, Industry and Production Argentina

Military proclamations and war notices across nations

The piece reports on local security demands for residents to post guest lists under martial law, a royal proclamation on war and alliance duties, Finland’s Fiame state of war with Italy, a threat to shoot dissent, and Canada’s warning of protective US trade measures.

Cork Martel Law Area Sweden Annunzio Fiame Italy Central News Home Annunsio Ishie

Cabinet nominees for Harding administration announced

Prewabie reports list potential appointees including Charles Dawes for treasury and Frank Hughes for secretary of state. Albert B. Fall of New Mexico may become secretary of the interior while Le Ray Vernon of New Jersey is favored for secretary of the interior?

Marten, O Harding Charies Go, Dawes Chienge

Market Overview From Department of Agriculture Weekly

The Week Ended December 22 1970 reports alfalfa seed and clover prices, wheat and corn futures activity, and midwestern market movements. It notes lower prices due to weak demand, export sales to Argentina, and varied grain, potato, lettuce, and apple shipments with prices in Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and New York.

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Nebraska notes mix of farming, politics and arrivals

A wide array of Nebraskan items includes farm bureau activities in Lincoln, university clubs, price shifts for whiskey at Columbus, county commissioners seeking bids, and upcoming state meetings. Reports cover farmers across Gage, Douglas, and Nemaha counties, along with university events, road and prison notes, and local civic efforts.

Arthur Witk Costumbus Milwear Farm Bureau Lincoln West Point State Normal School Kearney Douglas County Commissioners Reed Tiferren Anoffort Bilken Broken Cies Jenieship Vic Hastings Chargher Connmerce Beatty

Farm Products Paper Rediscounted Across Federal Banks

Washington reports nearly two billion dollars of farm production and sales paper rediscounted by Federal Reserve banks. In Ardmore Oklahoma sheriff takes custody of Clara Leith wanted in the death of Oklahoma millionaire Jake L. Hames.

Washington, D. C Federal Reserve Banks Juares Mexico Clara Larten Leith Ardmore Okla Jake L. Hames Oklahoma Bock Gerrety

Unemployment Anxiety Grips Britain Over Jobs Crisis

London reports extreme anxiety among the British public about employment conditions. Some fear the crisis may be more severe than any previous downturn and distrust recovery prospects amid mounting unemployment pressures.

London

First Appearance of New Nebraska Lawmakers in Lincoln

About sixty percent of Nebraska’s newly elected lawmakers, all Republicans except four, will convene in Lincoln next week. The roster lists numerous representatives from towns such as Wakefield, Central City, Imperial, Grand Island, and Hastings. Farmers unions push measures to ease finances, sell school lands, and fund relief while lobbying for reform of state water power and prison measures.

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Irish home rule bill passes Commons after Lords refinements

London reports the Irish home rule bill, altered by the Lords, has been adopted by the Commons and awaits royal signature. Proponents say safeguards broaden acceptability in the south while critics warn of continued opposition from key Irish figures.

London House of Lords House of Commons South Ireland Arthur Griffith Sinn Fein Tome Weeks Irelana

Use of Cider Not Unlawful, Palmer Opinion Says

Attorney General Palmer states that using cider in the manufacture remains unlawful after promotion enforcement act limits. The Treasury submits an opinion conflicting with Internal Revenue Service rules declaring home made cider non intoxicating though it may contain up to one half of one percent alcohol.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Palmer Bureda of Internal Revenue

Decline in Coal Prices Stuns Columbia Trade

The coal trade faces a price collapse as soft coal drops about 8 dollars per ton from previous levels, following a cigar market downturn. The fall, tied to mild weather and high production, impacts miners and retailers nationwide.

Columbia Weans & Saving Coat Trade Journal

80 Years Old Recounts Relief From Sour Stomach

An elderly caller describes chronic sour stomach and indigestion after grip illness. The message promotes a tonic named Katonic claiming relief for stomach distress, acidity, and heartburn, urging readers to consult a druggist for a guarantee-backed big box.

Youthful Softleigh and Engagement Break Spark Gossip

A friend asks why Softleigh is downcast as Alice ends their engagement. The friend reveals rumors of a broken promise after a claim of theft and a pending liaison, while Sertleigh questions the tale and offers defense against the insinuations.

Softleigh

Hall's Catarrh Medicine and a Promised Cure

An old example describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic for run down health and mucous conditions, claiming it acts on blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal function. It cites testimonials and promotional language from Toledo and Indianapolis papers.

Hall

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