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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
6
A corn tester from Gent Lee of Omaha is advertised for use anywhere corn testing is needed. The device tests seed and feed in a single process with a bile incubator and hatch testing, offered in a 200 car size at $3.50.
Revenue figures show Grand Island, Fremont, Beatrice, Hastings and Kearney top the state list as Omaha and Lincoln rise while Omaha dips. 1908 to 1909 totals near 2.5 million dollar shift with Schuyler's gain notable. The Burlington faces a failed alfalfa rate increase fight, Peters mill issue cited. Missouri Pacific vows to challenge Burr telephone rule. State fair plans night races and self provided fireworks.
Governor Shallenberger calls a state conservation congress for the last of March in Lincoln with a large turnout anticipated. A committee has issued delegate counts by political divisions and officers to be elected. Express Rates on Ponies arise as express companies must charge a flat rate for 700 pound ponies or larger animals, with $5 for 700 to 900 pounds and $2.5 shares to expressees.
Governor Shallenberger calls a two day Nebraska Conservation and State Development congress on March 29 30 1910 in Lincoln. Topics include conservation of natural resources good roads seed corn public health and related subjects urging statewide cooperation and better farm prosperity through improved roads waterways and agriculture.
State Accountant John W. Tulleys outlines two years ending April 1, 1909 with $619,012 paid for wages and salaries at the state university. Of that, $268,498 funded university classes and $104,895 funded state farm classes. Total expenditures for all purposes reached $1,238,822. Governor Bhallenberger appoints Judge Lincoln Frost and Judge Lee Batelle delegates to the American academy of political and social science meeting in Philadelphia April 8 and 9 to discuss juvenile court methods.
O Hildreth of Franklin appeals to Nebraska newspapers to press for improved rail service linking south central and southwestern regions with Lincoln and Omaha. The move stems from a complaint to the state railway commission heard recently at Hastings, as part of ongoing transport concerns. The Industrial Exposition plans set Lincoln dates May 24 to 28 with expanded display space. Outdoor exhibits at Thirteenth and M will showcase machinery, while the auditorium houses prebuilt booths for crowds.
An advertisement claims a winter remedy for coughs and colds using Glycérine, Concentrated Pine, and whiskey. The formula promises quick cures within twenty four hours and urges buyers to ensure genuine Concentrated Pine. Vendors are told druggists stock the half ounce bottles.
Judge Reid confronts a publisher as he rides downtown and notices an ad claim. The Earth Monthly proprietor admits the rival Anybody's magazine has a larger circulation, blaming himself for publishing the competitor's ad and promising to stop it.
Advertisements note CASTORILA as a safe remedy for trifante and children with 2-signature by César o. SALAM and 20 years of use. Also promotional line for a foot powder to ease tired feet and swollen toes. Mock dialogue about a dog and meat scraps appears alongside.
An advertisement from the Post Card Club at 792 Jackson St Topeka Kansas pushes free four cent stamps for five saprples and features gold win silk finish birthday flower and metro post cards with vivid colors. The copy touts endurance in crowning quality and patience as passion of great hearts echoing Lowell.
An old advertisement claims Pettit's Eye Salvé relieves tired eyes and various eye ailments. It markets through Howard Bros. druggists in Buffalo North Carolina and urges readers to learn and profit from proper use. The page also includes scattered quotes and product mentions such as Brom Quin ine laxative and references to poetry decay.
Sabattus Maine and Graniteville Vermont letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervousness and distress during the Change of Life Those who suffer from female ailments are urged to use the remedy and share their experiences It is described as a standard long trusted treatment made from roots and herbs with widespread community support
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