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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
2
Reports from Loomis colliery of the Glen Alden coal company say nineteen men died in the explosion at the unnamed section. Forty two miners were in the section. several are believed buried and many injured.
The state department nears completion of the Japan immigration exclusion reply. Secretary Hughes met with President Coolidge, and the document will be handed to Ambassador Hanihara to convey to Tokyo, with a cable to the Tokyo embassy. It will be cordial yet firm on international obligations.
Federal Trade Commission estimates that applying 1922 income tax rates to interest from about 22.6 billion dollars in tax exempt securities would yield up to 109 million dollars in additional revenue. The figure accompanies a Senate data request initiated by Senator Norris of Nebraska.
Berlin reports the Reichstag backed the Marx Stressman cabinet 247 to 183 in favor of accepting the Dawes plan after sixteen days of heated discussion. In Washington a postal campaign finance bill headed to the Senate requires parties to report campaign expenditures. A separate note mentions border talks and drug control discussions with Canada amid presidential conferences.
Regional notes cover anniversaries at the Methodist church in Minden, a Palmyra basket picnic, daylight saving adoption by Omaha officials, a new Columbus National Guard medical unit, and school children shows in Omaha. Also included are county fairs, county milk producers incorporation, a Crete freshman corn winner, a fatal auto crash near Shel Lake, and civic updates from Scottsbluff to Omaha.
A fashion notes piece discusses spring and summer girls dresses with imported Paris fabrics and new silks crepes and georgette. It highlights soft chiffons, crepe de chine, two tone colors, lace trims, plaited textures, and refined evening frocks for children reflecting mature fashion trends.
Dr. David Jane cites dairy figures showing four cows yielding 4000 pounds of fat per year with high profit margins, while twelve cows producing 12 000 pounds of fat offer greater efficiency. United States dairy division research supports higher fat output lowering feed costs, stressing purebred cows with production records and up-to-date feeds for sustained profitability.
C A Iverson of Iowa State College urges skim milk testing to expose deceitful separators. He cites Worth county results where five separators in a testing association showed excessive butterfat loss. He notes regular testing protects owners and outlines the Babcock method for on site checks.
The article discusses how creaming quality depends on proper cream separation and thorough cleaning and sterilizing of all dairy utensils to produce butter with clean flavor and good texture. It emphasizes practical separation methods and sanitation as essential to good butter.
The dairy community seeks to grow its cow population by breeding with proven pure bred bulls and importing cows ready for service. Options include purchasing cows or importing animals from other regions, with state compliance for the animals.
A survey of 308 creameries shows 20 percent buy feeds 25 percent buy containers and 22 percent buy fees. The full list of commodities includes building material fencing hardware and other items cataloged by the organizations.
The text advises proper cream handling on farms including immediate cooling after separation and avoiding mixing fresh cream with older cream. Keep cream cold and not stored too long to ensure good butter, as poor stale cream reduces butter quality and can lower cream prices at the creamery.
An old advertisement states the remedy has been used by women from girlhood through middle age for female troubles. It claims Mrs. Holleman found relief from symptoms and notes the product is sold by agents everywhere.
The readable text shows a fragmentary dialogue involving names and phrases about moving to a door. It resembles a column snippet with stray speech and punctuation. No cohesive event or clear subjects are present in the accessible lines.
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to seek treatment. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a physician’s prescription obtainable at drug stores, with a sample offer by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer in Binghamton New York.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions names and accusations related to adultery and a dated reference to Washington Irving. The readable parts outline a tangle of phrases about limitations and romantic themes without coherent context or clear facts.
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