Stee le City Firework Ordinances Target Fourth of July
Publisher notes a plea for Nebraska cities to pass ordinances prohibiting fireworks sales as Independence Day approaches. The item echoes a July 4 public safety stance and urges local action.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
4
Safe Fourth of July Fire Loss Low in State
State fire commissioner reports the lowest fire loss on Independence Day ever, with only 190 dollars in damage and no fatalities from fireworks. The department urges continued safe and sane observances. The notice accompanies local items about residents visiting Minnesota Kansas Hopkins Missouri Fort Dodge Peru Tobias and Omaha areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena
Anc
Nebraska
Heat Saps Diller Resident John Wright
John Wright of J n Clark’s farm four miles northwest of Diller was overcome by heat last Friday and remained very ill for hours. The Diller Record notes his partial recovery. Agent Wilson and wife plan a vacation around the 18th with Tobey and Elmer Birch covering Wilson’s duties. Burlington steel gang lays 90 pound rails near Odell with about eighty men at work. Frank Sible injured a rib when he fell from a hay wagon at his farm Tuesday night hitting a cultivator wheel.
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John Wright
J. N. Clark
Diller
Wilson
Tobey
Ozarks
White River
Burlington Steel Gang
Wymore
Odell
Frank Sible
Fallin
Dee
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