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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
4
Elevator blaze endangers large part of town
Fire crews battled an elevator fire in the northeast area as wind carried sparks to several blocks. Sparks reached multiple buildings but flames were stopped before getting out of control, narrowly sparing the western part of town from total destruction.
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Stealy
Bond issue vote drama amid waterworks cleanup plans
A local report notes a divided vote on issuing additional bonds to cover waterworks indebtedness and fund city hall work. Fire damage from a prior incident is briefly mentioned, including burnt window curtains and casing. Frank Bus is referenced in the fragmented note.
Unsure suspects freed after Butterbaugh saloon arrest
Two men were detained at Butterbaugh's saloon after Morris reported an incident that night. In the morning Morris could not identify the detainees and they were released. Morris had the money he earned from a Tuesday store sale.
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Butterbaugh
Morris
Oe Hanes
Relates to Little Falls strike and a turkey theft accusation
An interview notes Rev Algernon Crapeey comparing a controversial mill owner to Uncle Cab, describing Cal as accused of stealing a turkey. The story mentions communion Sunday with the old man as an early communicant at the Little White Church during the strike era.
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Staten
Turkey
Algernon
Crapeey
Little Falls
Cab
Nate Cal
Little White Church
Swiss savings banks rise in numbers across Switzerland
The number of savings banks in Switzerland increased from 450 in a period indicated by garbled OCR text. An unrelated anecdote about the origin of the expression O K references Ado Hunnius of Leavenworth, Kansas, a Civil War veteran, mentioning crackers from the Orrins Kendall Cracker Company in Chicago.
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Swisserland
O. K
Ado Hunnius
Leavenworth
Kan
War Department
Hunnina
Orrins-Kendall
Chicago
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