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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
6
Mrs J C Baarter of Behoofield Virginia reports relief from long standing ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits five bottles with restoring her strength enabling her to perform housework, sewing, chores, and farm tasks.
Potatoes from western Nebraska push shipments to exceed 5 000 carloads with 4 652 already moved as of now. An agricultural group forms at Cozad to plant over 200 acres, while seed potato purchases are planned in Moorehead Minnesota.
A Nebraska Farmer article by L L Fitzpatrick reports 70 of Nebraska's 93 counties honor individuals and 12 counties carry presidential names. The piece adds 23 counties reflect presidential influence including nominees and cabinet members. January market data show horses up 7.7 percent and hogs up 24.8 percent, with cattle down 4.2 percent.
The Blair bridge bill seeking federal consent for a Missouri River crossing at Blair connects with Missouri Valley in Iowa and awaits President Coolidge's signature. Reed O'Hanlon of Blair says construction could start within sixty days with plans and a tentative contract in place and tolls expected to be removed as soon as possible.
The Wymore cheese factory opened six months ago has been sold. Manager Gottloib Mosler will move to Washington Kansas to manage a new cheese plant there. The Wymore facility had produced well but will close due to insufficient raw milk supply from local farmers.
Omaha stock yards shattered old marks as trucked hogs and cattle flooded in. About 11 000 hogs and 1 900 cattle were received with 9 800 hogs arriving by 10 am and trucks lining two blocks from loading chutes. The prior record dated February 21 stood at 9 479 hogs and 1 811 cattle.
In July 1918 correspondents from the Champagne front relayed vivid reports via Col Douglas MacArthur then major general, the Rainbow division chief of staff. Rainbow troops with New York Irish and Alabama units endured heavy shelling at the intermediate position while Polish volunteers joined the fight as Americans like the Irish.
The National Association of Retail Druggists promotes First Aid Home Remedy Week set for March 18 24. Sterling Products sponsors seven year campaign urging Fill That Medicine Chest Now. Secretary Samuel C Henry cites unpreparedness as due to thoughtlessness and lack of foresight. Little Johnny Advertising aids the national drive to reduce suffering by encouraging households to prepare for sudden illness and accidents.
Two neighbors traded excitement over catching a distant station, later discovering a Chicago church service broadcast in German. The surprise reveal sparked delight as they enjoyed this unexpected radio connection from Havana or similar distant source.
An old advertisement notes headaches from slight colds may ease with Bromo Quinine tablets. The label shows partner E. W. Grove on the box. The line hints at early over the counter remedies and branding.
A ten day drift in a small launch off Cape Hatteras left a young black man, rescued by searchers, preaching that faith without works is key. When asked how he passed the time he said he prayed and pumped, signaling his endurance during ordeal.
A reader asks about the nutritional content of eggs and compares it to that of salt cured bacon. The inquiry seeks guidance on health implications and dietary considerations.
Pain relief advertisement touts Joint-Ease for rheumatic pains in joints and muscles. It claims fast absorption and frequent application for quicker results, with a 60 cent tube available through Pope Laboratories in Hallowell Maine.
A brief domestic anecdote unfolds as a five year old Charles and his mother visit the countryside and witness a messy home scene. Father is accused of poor housekeeping with dirty dishes in the sink tobacco on the dresser and ashes on the rug, prompting family tension.
A Toronto Globe note records Jane claiming a drawing room exists in a building where Helen says there is none. Jane insists the room is there, citing her dentist’s office in the same building.
A new rail line project in Australia will use exclusively Australian made ties rails engines cars and related equipment. The plan emphasizes local production and procurement from Australian suppliers across the entire railway system.
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