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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
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Washington dispatches report on a public buildings bill set at 19 288 500 dollars with authorizations for continued spending. Taft delays appointing five court of commerce judges until December, and the law takes effect August 18. Treasury and banking items include a currency comptroller reveal on banks beginning business and sugar fraud probes with rewards. Various postmasters, diplomatic retirements, Roosevelt activities, and political notes fill the roundup.
Nevada event to feature Tee Toffetea Johnson in a prize fight with Tex Rickard confirming the bout in Reno. The piece notes broader political actions including a senate postal savings bill passage and reclamation project continuation. A bishop’s letter highlights Edinburg missionary conference. John Rustgard to become U S attorney in Alaska. Oil prices cut to seven and a half cents a gallon with Standard Oil controlling over seventy percent of refining. John Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Federation of Labor is quoted about a reelection.
Theodore Roosevelt Sr has just married and will live in San Francisco. W B Andrews denies that the...
In Hastings Nebraska a cavern under a city pumping station and lighting plant collapsed, killing Charles Brown and injuring Thomas Wittstruck Charles Jones and Will Dougherty narrowly escaped. Dougherty alerted others and helped free Jones. Brown died while others were pulled from the two to three feet deep ditch.
Beaver City Nebraska faces a severe harvest crunch as few workers are available to harvest the small grain crop in the limited time. Without several thousand helpers, much wheat may go unharvested in the Beaver and Sappa valleys. Separate items report church construction and dedication in Falls City and David City with substantial fundraising for the NitQé debt.
Cortland couple Mr and Mrs BE Lutes observed their sixty first wedding anniversary on Saturday. Guest Mrs Eber Young of Lincoln attended the 1849 wedding. Mr Lutes is a Mexican War veteran and is eighty two years old.
A longtime resident of Kennett-Henderson Fields died Sunday at age 100. He leaves five children, thirty-six grandchildren, fifty-six great grandchildren, totaling five generations and 116 direct descendants.
The Platte River at this point has nearly dried up for the first time in years. Fishermen reap rich harvests as fish invade the riverbed with fork and spear, attracting large numbers of anglers.
Local reports indicate Lincoln is backing a plan to expand the federal building with a new wing. Other details note union organizing among Lincoln garment workers and various state happenings.
From Fremont assessment books 116 people in Fremont own diamonds. Mrs. W. H. Orton, longtime Fullerton resident, died at 65. Furnas county Republican convention set for July 21 with 123 delegates. Custer county farmers replanting corn due to storms and cutworms. Taylor quarantine lifted after nine months. Beaver City guardsmen at rifle practice. a bullet barely injured a soldier. A Norfolk plumber burned fatally while lighting matches in trousers. Nebraska City reports two heat prostrations. both expected to recover. A Wahoo circus incident ends with rescue after elephant lurches.
Thurst on county D. H. McNamara files Democratic nomination papers for the Sixteenth representative district. Wymore and Ainsworth bond registrations are noted, with state figures funding town bonds and a 5 percent interest rate amid a weak market.
C B Wagan assistant freight agent and A Brogan general attorney of the Missouri Pacific stood before the railway commission and swore they would refund and not repeat the action until given express permission. They defended changes in rates and discrimination as a case for not prosecuting the road.
A literary youth boasts of buying his poetry and being taken seriously. He explains the move stemmed from embedding it in love letters, a tactic now cited in a breach of promise suit.
The Coca Cola Record Book for 1910 includes Casey at the Bat and schedules for both leagues along with related baseball data. The volume was sent by Coca Cola Co of Atlanta on receipt of a 2 cent stamp, plus a booklet The Truth About Coca Cola. The ad notes adversity and prosperity with a Cariyie quotation.
An advertisement notes free eye care texts from Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago and quotes a motto on self-respect and fame attributed to Antoninus, with a line about Applause being the lacking of tongues.
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