17 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
1
Busy week in Fairbury as residents report crop news cattle losses, horse trading, and alfalfa feeding. Mr. Wilson brings a bride from Kimball to settle in his property. Miss Viola Piper joins him. Local markets show barley and feed shipments, while community events include school news and the Mink League restructuring.
Local column reports a stream of small-town doings in Fairbury and nearby towns. Visitors Loyd Tayor Parrbury. Mina Glits Pom y-qpent Wate nesday. D. Brown travels to Parrbury. Hunniet, Wm. Barber attend business in Fairbury. Charlie Wright returns from Sidaty. Pearl Tener returns home from holiday. Andrews sails to Davenport for corn. Clapp couple at a Hike ball. Fv Lowe travels to Line. general snow drift delays travel on east and west roads. James Whitney visits Osborne City.
The report notes Mrs Ebilins planning to move soon and visits from Mr and Mrs Newt Fisher of Thayer Kansas. It mentions Dr Taylor treating Mrs B Hugbee for a broken wrist and records her recent 85th birthday, with her resting comfortably.
A lengthy piece discusses a renowned artist’s portrayal of his wife in a celebrated work titled the Great Galeries mural. It notes the image’s widespread display in European and American galleries and references high public interest, with remarks on beauty, fame, and the artist’s influence across royal and national collections.
London reports nearly 490 000 soldiers killed or wounded in the Balkan war with hundreds of millions spent. Serbia contributed about 200 000 troops, Bulgaria around 80 000, Greece 7 000, Montenegro 6 500, and other nations listed with varying losses. Estimates place Turkey at 300 000 killed or wounded and Bulgaria at 81 000. The piece notes daily expenditures and mobilization costs across involved powers, with totals in the hundreds of millions and thousands of lives lost.
Newspaper account details a burglary case in Breyfogle home near Overlaid Park Kansas City suburb. The family was away with a companion, and an intruder allegedly entered causing a confrontation that led to a confrontation and capture efforts. The report notes officer involvement and the suspect's actions surrounding the break in.
A North German steamer the Neckar diverted from its course near Philadelphia due to a herd of deer swimming across Delaware Bay toward New Jersey. The animals prompted the captain to reroute to avoid a collision. no injuries reported as the deer reached the channel safely.
Unclear fragment describes authorities seizing a famous violin to satisfy a court verdict favoring a plaintiff named Laon don cancer. Director Kabel offered payment but was refused. He aims for Vienna opera surgery for appendicitis.另
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