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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
3
A humorous dialogue features Rhymer contemplating a verse while juggling daily chores. The strip blends literary reference with a domestic slice of life as he muses on paying for groceries, meat, bread, and baby syrup amid office habits and marriage.
Lawmakers show nearly two weeks of steady work with bills already in general file and on third reading. The chamber averages about twenty bills daily in committee of the whole, with some bills consuming hours or half a day to progress.
An editorial discusses Western Canada’s growth driven by vast arable land, rising immigration, and favorable farm economics. It cites wheat yields, land prices, and American settlers moving to homestead, fueling Canada’s expansion and industrial potential as winter markets and resources are explored.
A fragmentary item notes roast hare on today’s menu, and a playful exchange mentions a canary, a play misunderstanding, and debt. Historic slang blends with a mock advertisement for Mre. Winstons Soothing Byrap teething remedy and a rail of wit on human nature.
Outrage club organized at Nehawka with a roster, smallpox outbreak among inmates in Gage county jail Beatrice, six wolves killed in a 16 square mile roundup. Jefferson county farmer Henry Hummel dies. Diller jeweler Adam Colman found dead. Swedish Lutherans celebrate 25th anniversary at Stromsburg. Wymore Elevator Lumber and Coal company organized. Two Bush children ill with infantile paralysis near Lewiston. Ben Franklin printers club to meet in Omaha April 7 8. Central City school bonds pass by five votes. Various deaths accidents and resignations reported across Nebraska communities.
Readable parts hint at a scattered newsy note with a rescue scene and social remarks. The text includes a Puck quote about Betty and a Boston Transcript jab at marriage, plus a vignette about a girl asking for hot lemonade and an innkeeper with no lemonade. An advertisement for Dr Pierce’s pellets appears amid garbled line breaks.
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