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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement cites Rev Lapsey and Mrs Alice Northrup claiming cure of indigestion after twelve years. It offers a prepaid home bottle and directs readers to contact Dr WB Caldwell at Caldwell Building Monticello TH for advice and address details.
An exchange details a soldier’s admission of shrinking under fire while explaining his instinct to minimize exposure, reflecting on battlefield stress and self-preservation during combat.
A narrator recalls two years of intolerable scalp itch turning to raw bleeding and hair loss. After trying Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for weeks with limited relief, the reform of the scalp humor appeared toward spring and improved.
The fragment hints at a discussion on how appearances can mislead judgments. It suggests that too many people misinterpret situations based on initial impressions rather than full facts.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a remnant reference to Pais Remi and a possible event or item titled Kh ev. Details are unclear and names appear partially damaged.
The Nebraska State Board of Assessment swiftly valued railroad property totaling 273,892,217 dollars after a brief session without railroad tax agents speaking. The increase centers on Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha and Kearney Central City North Platte branches of Union Pacific, plus 9.8 miles Lincoln to Denton for Burlington. Governor absent, members Brian Cowles Junkin Barton present.
At a Nebraska State Electrical association meeting President Scoutt of the County Electric Light and Water firm says Lincoln spent about 3000 last year on its lighting plant with no depreciation estimate. A capitalist seeks Lincoln site for a goose farm and submits four financial prospectuses claiming a 600 investment could yield 229700 in three years.
State Superintendent Bishop certified to the state auditor the apportionment from the forest reserve fund. The total amount distributed was 2837.34 across 589,002.93 acres.
Adjutant General Hartigan orders the state competitive rifle and revolver shoot of the Nebraska National Guard to be held at the state range in Ashland starting Monday July 18.
The Postmasters' Meeting notes point to an Omaha venue for the next convention, while this year’s gathering is set for Lincoln. Community officials and postal employees anticipate logistical planning and participation across the state.
The April state treasurer report shows a balance of 628 403 42 with receipts of 169 19 77 and disbursements of 226 7 305 62. Permanent funds total 8 578 584 08 including school and university endowment allocations. Lincoln residents report tip that Frank Grigware, the escaped train robber, is hiding in the city with calls from worried residents.
Axel Johnegm, a fugitive from justice for over two years in the Lincoln division of the federal court, was captured at Twin Falls Montana and will be brought back to face trial for counterfeiting in this city.
Omaha high school debaters were defeated by Lincoln High School in a contest weighing whether labor unions are beneficial. Lincoln won as the affirmative team, besting Omaha on the stance.
Wilfred E. Voss files a writ of mandamus to compel Mary V. Quinn to deliver the office claiming he possessed teachers credentials and that the preme court was wrongly held by another. The motion alleges improper possession of the office and seeks immediate restoration.
A street guide misreads Defendum as a clue to a deaf and dumb asylum shown on a rear seat scene near the Twenty second Regiment armory at Broadway and Sixty eighth street. An Oklahoma City reader touts electrotropodes as a cure for rheumatism while a 1908 report notes foreign born residents’ share of criminals paupers and the insane and a 34 percent rise in aliens in institutions since 1904.
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