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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
2
The article reports a governmental decision lifting a trade ban as a new phase of relations with Soviet Russia. Officials highlight reduced restrictions while diplomats prepare for ongoing engagements and potential sanctions in parallel with strategic economic talks.
A short wartime notice warns against Bolshevik influence and passport issues, noting warnings about travel and security. The fragment references a stance on passports and a refusal to recognize certain dealings, with emphasis on vigilance and policy.
Unclear text suggests concerns over Soviet pressure on Poland during wartime. Fragmentary notes reference potential conflicts, troop movements, and political tension but lack specific dates or verified events.
A fragmented report presents opinions of unnamed experts on future wheat supply and demand. It notes past harvests and forecasts that domestic consumption will meet or exceed needs, though text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Governor M. Mix signals Democratic stance on early west development and coal supplies. He spoke with newspaper editors about revived western campaign momentum and a possible early initiative affecting the region. The remarks reflect a push to leverage coal availability in national strategy.
The State department says the United States is studying the Mexican situation with care, aiming to recognize de la Huerta's provisional government if it can maintain order and protect foreign lives and properties. Also notes betting on Harding win and storms damaging crops in Derorah.
David City Nebraska. Reverend William J. Boling, pastor of the First Baptist Church, and his 14 year old daughter Waute Pete drowned while swimming in the Platte River. They were wading ahead of others when Waute sank and both were swept away by the current. rescuers recovered no trace of either by press time.
In Savannah Georgia three Marine Corps aviators died when their aircraft crashed near We Parise Island Marine Corps Station. The plane fell within a short distance of the ground and burst into flames on impact.
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It asserts Dr Kilmer's product is superior and cites medical authority, promising dramatic health results and quick relief, with pricing and regional availability noted.
A garbled text fragment references a leap year condition and a magazine. Names, dates, or clear events are not recoverable from the unreadable OCR. The readable parts hint at a discussion of alignment or completion but lack concrete details.
Advertising copy touts Allen's Foot Ease powder to relieve foot pain and friction for workers and women, and Cuticure Toilet articles including Cuticura Talcum for baby's skin. Aimed at domestic buyers, the text blends product claims with brief lifestyle notes about comfort and cleanliness.
Omaha explores oil drilling near Riverton while Dawson county farmers take over Corad Canal irrigation ditch. Beatrice Chamber funds markers for Goldenrod and Corbisker highways. federal court orders $700,000 in favors to Tri-State canal farmers. Summer Nebraska Press meeting at Omaha is planned with editors and wives.
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