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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
7
An 1886 advertisement offers Hall's Catamen Cone as a cure for certain unspecified ailments with a notarized declaration by Frank J. Oreney and others. The text includes a sworn statement date and a brief note on preparation and distribution. A separate anecdote quotes a boy praising his mother, ending with a humorous question.
Bishop Stringer and a missionary companion trekked from Herschel island to Dawson City with scarce food. They toasted moccasins made of raw sealskins until softened and eaten, praising the mucka lucks as real good. The other item reports a tuberculosis movement expansion with more associations and hospitals and widespread legislative action since 1909.
Read. Kearney Nebraska reports the second annual Buffalo County Democrat banquet set for June 9 with about 300 guests. Key figures including W D Oldham and Ashton C Shallenberger will deliver welcomes and toasts on topics from municipal ownership to the Payne Aldrich tariff bill and the political future of Nebraska.
The closing session in Chicago marks the end of a far reaching religious campaign led by the Laymen's Missionary Movement. Governors senators and thousands attend as Methodist Episcopal and other churches share a key foreign mission appeal with delegates from across America.
Grand Island Nebraska merchants group held their present meeting at the Palmer house where all officers were reelected and twelve new members added. Sixty were seated and the association reviewed its work while officers received congratulatory remarks from A L Beegle LM Talmage AW Buchheit W H Harrison Mr Barrett A F Buechler S N Wolbach and H Glover.
Plattsmouth Nebraska voters approve a $3 500 paving bond issue in a special election carried by a large majority. Bonds will fund paving intersections in the new district with paving bricks on a cement base along Vine from Third to Seventh and Fourth and Fifth from Main to Vine. Work to start this spring.
The semi annual meeting of district No 3 Degree of Rebekah, Odd Fellows ladies, was held Tuesday with fifty six delegates from Fairbury Belvidere Hubbell Chester Alexandria and Hebron. State president Mrs Elphce Buchta of David City attended. Afternoon and evening sessions, supper at 6 and a banquet followed. Next meeting slated for Chester this fall.
Mrs Alice Hensley was appointed register of deeds by the Gage county board of supervisors to fill the vacancy created by the death of her husband Columbus R K Hensley. The appointment lasts until a successor is elected at the general election. A candidate for the unexpired term will be named at the August primaries. The move has broad local approval across political lines.
In district court Judge Hanna hears H. G. McIntyre plead not guilty to murdering O. F. Hampton on April 16 1908. The trial is continued to June 14 with the jury excused until then. McIntyre remains jailed at Mall County jail.
Shawnee in Oklahoma is portrayed as a booming city with rapid growth from a small town to a 25 000 population hub in 14 years. A meat packing plant employing 1500 workers a cotton fabric mill with 600 workers and Baptist and Catholic state universities enrolling 1000 students are highlighted as investments. The ad urges readers to buy property now at low prices, claiming swift price increases and a forthcoming land rush, and directs inquiries to Shawnee Development Company, a non real estate firm.
In Washington a dinner speech by Speaker Cannon included a remark to a young suffragette about gender roles. He said there is room for both men and women and that women provide for the inner man while men provide for the outer woman.
Fragmentary items reference juror bias speech and various old remedies and quotes. The readable parts mention a claim that women are not eligible as jurors and list several medical products and aphorisms without coherent event or人物.
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