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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
2
Sale of farm assets and debts from a May 4 1896 note
A farmer recounts selling land and property for 1400 cash after listing 3008. He notes horses, implements, and cattle values, debts of 508, and a half section in Disks of a quarter. Poor capital prevents working the land and he reflects on his mistake and need to stay with one bush until clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chaos Reaches Peak as Shipwreck Victims Fill Chicago Arcane
Crowds line the riverfront as the Kenosha wreck yields hundreds of bodies piled in a storage room. Rescue workers struggle to identify the dead while doctors attempt to revive survivors. A grieving parent seeks their child amid the mass.
Note to Germany on submarine warfare dated July 13
The United States delivers the text of its latest note to Germany in Berlin through Ambassador Gerard. It condemns Germany for failing to align with established laws of naval warfare and calls for full respect of neutral rights and the freedom of the seas. The note insists Britain’s conduct is not a basis to justify German violations and urges cooperative steps to curb attacks on neutral ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Washington
Germany
Foreign Office
Berlin
Ambessader Gerard
Ambarender Gerard
Department of State
United States
High
High Seas
Great Britain
Tore
France Responds to Finance Minister Call for Guild Deposits
Reports across France show a general and emotive reaction to Minister of Finance Kibet's appeal for the deposit of guild funds to assist municipal authorities. The response reflects widespread public sentiment and calls for fiscal solidarity amid the relief request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Kibet
Lincoln Hosts Mayor Thompson and Guardsmen on July Visit
Mayor Thompson of Chicago travels with about 1000 guardsmen of the Hil nots regiment to Lincoln on July 31 as they proceed to their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiliice N. G. Lincoln, Neb
Thompson
Chicago
Hilnots National Guard Regiment
Lincoln
Youth Heads Big Co with Stockholders Boarded
A youth run company operates 4 to 6 daily selling chairs music racks piano writing decks and other light articles. Profits are shared yearly based on hours worked. last year 28 stockholders split about $8,000. Capital stock is one dollar per share. Some boys wish to buy more stock but rules forbid it. Young Monbeck organized the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Stockbeliere
Swach
Young Monbeck
Cleveland Leeder
Restaurant Menu Sparks Debate on Pig Dish and Suffrage
An old bech ler commentary argues female suffrage links to bus bands scarcity. The remark, framed in a dining setting, notes a restaurant scene as the backdrop for a reform era debate on rights and social expectations.
Unemployed stenographer plans to mail resignation letter for money
A stenographer, out of work, discusses wars and rehabilitating his ebbing bank roll with a friend also jobless. The friend suggests writing a money letter. The stenographer says he has "nine cent Bacon" and a $2,000 letter ready to mail but cannot think of a recipient.
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Louisville Times
The Great Trouble on the windswept beach
Mayor Riddle of Atlantic City weighs seashore divorce issues. He quips that many husbands meeting an old flame on the beach act like moths drawn to light, highlighting social strains and marital strain in a seaside setting.
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Riddle
Atlantic City
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