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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
2
A vivid motion picture pitch extols the seaas romance and heroic Dick Halpin as the ideal boy. It praises a master of men author and the dramatic tale of courage struggle and moral choice aboard a brutal ship.
Various Nebraska items from Omaha to Kimball, including tax figures, conventions, a fatal auto accident, state house expenses, sugar beet labor, and farm news. Notable mentions include Ak Sar Ben in Omaha, a Baptist convention June in Omaha, and hog cholera in Kimball county.
The 1922 tax digest shows total state and local levies of 53 457 481.56 dollars. State taxes amount to 7 300 114.96, city and village taxes to 11 861 147.208 and other levies follow. The article notes reductions in appropriations by the 1923 session and explains levy methods vary by subdivision with county boards setting levies and expenditures accordingly. It also mentions plans for a five day Fourth of July celebration in Hebron and other local items such as deaths, accidents, and public works developments across Nebraska communities.
A New York Times fashion notice notes sports clothes become a staple in American wardrobes. Informal, comfortable outfits suit summer and semi formal wear, with practical materials, short sleeves, and modest skirts. Coats replace sweaters for some looks, with flat heeled shoes and lisle stockings completing the outfit.
Reports from Catania Sicily describe Mount Etna's violent eruption with lava flows destroying villages Ferroppicciolo Pallamellata and Linguaglossa townsfolk fleeing as a lava wall advances thirty to forty feet high. Dozens abandon homes while fires and smoke blot the sky and a line of railway under Castigone Station is engulfed.
Bulgarian Zankof government forces burn villages in the southwest as a peasant revolt is forcibly quelled. Jugo Slavia mobilizes reservists and sends troops to the Macedonian border amid regional tensions.
Charles W. Pugaley assistant secretary of agriculture announces resignation effective September first. He will be leaving his federal post.
Sporadic violence erupted after week 04 shootings in the black belt resulting in two Black victims killed by unknown assailants. a vice investigator noted the deteriorating security in the area.
A testimonial from Mrs. Ipa Hewrrt of Washington DC praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles and fatigue. The letter claims the product saved her and encourages other suffering women to try it, noting many women in the region endorse the remedy.
Mr Lundberg and his wife seek a site for their new hose in Kasper Stockholm. After discussion they settle on a spot with Mr Lundberg exclaiming humorous enthusiasm and his wife agreeing that they will select his.
An old advertisement warns buyers to check for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer tablets prescribed by physicians for relief of colds headaches toothaches and other pains. It mentions Velve tablets and Bayer trademark and notes use of Monoacetyl salicylic acid.
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