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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
2
Report notes rising livestock values with a general strike affecting meat and dairy sectors. Prices increase markedly from the previous year as cattle and dairy cows lead the gains, signaling widening market pressure.
Reported production returns to normal after a year of disruption. Dairy prices jumped from eight percent to higher levels, with total value of cows rising and feed costs contributing to sustained increases.
The piece notes leaders pushing to unite temperance factions to oppose Representative Nicholas Longworth in the Republican leadership fight. Wayne Wheeler and anti saloon groups press for strategies while Senate and party figures weigh the impact on Speaker Gillet’s position.
The city of Reno endured an extraordinary heat event with a seemingly red glare and a fierce wind. Temperatures soared to a record level, described as extremely hot and oppressive by observers.
Washington reports that Congress may seek a settlement of the 6 000 000 000 war debt owed by Great Britain to the United States. The Nebraska Supreme Court ruling upholds a Peters Trust case against Douglas County over tax on capital stock of financial institutions. Max Nordau, noted German author and philosopher, has died at his home.
More than a dozen livestock producers organizations filed complaints with the secretary of agriculture under the Packers and Stockyards Act. The actions name members of livestock exchanges in Kansas City Omaha St Paul Chicago Fort Worth Portland Oregon and charge improper practices.
A health service report notes martial law appears imminent with few deaths from a sweeping grippe. The narrative mentions wartime measures, race to control disease, and anticipated government actions across states and territories.
Creighton University outlines a major expansion including new stadium and athletic facilities, with construction to begin after frost. The project aims to add dorms and a new science wing, facing approvals from the board and local officials. The piece notes leadership by President Metormick and potential partnerships with regional colleges.
A bill by A. M. Keyee of Parad introduces changes to game limits. It proposes reducing ducks kept to 21 and adjusting geese limits from 0 to 6, affecting possession counts for the hunting season.
The piece outlines opposition from Senator Norbeck and farm bloc members to the administration backed Farm Credit bill. Critics argue it grants aid to farmers but restricts families, questions capital adequacy, and warns sale of federal farm loan bonds could flood the market. Norbeck signals opposition while noting uncertainties in federal farm loan banks and administration handling.
Indications emerged that Japan favors resuming negotiations with the United States after a period of stagnation. Officials in Washington and Tokyo discussed possible ground work before formal talks, with subsidy plans and policy stances expected to influence the path forward.
Attorney General Daugherty is expected to appoint more federal judges across the district court under the act recently passed by Congress. The move aims to extend the federal judiciary’s reach and efficiency in handling caseloads.
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