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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
2
A dated testimonial urges readers to seek guidance from E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for women seeking remedies during life changes. It promises confidential personal letters answered by a woman and notes there is no other remedy.
The 1919 average surplus honey per bee colony was 50 pounds, higher than 1918’s 45 pounds and the 1913-1917 five year average of 41.6 pounds. Markets split 50 percent extracted, 31 percent comb, 10 percent bulky. about one third sold outside. Adam adjusted after marriage. shoes at 14 dollars a pair fail to draw callers.
Chemists report a new remedy Eatonic that removes acids and gases from the body once the cause is treated. Over half a million sufferers claim relief and many report first tablets bringing quick ease. Obtainable from any druggist with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
News dispatches report revolutionary forces taking control of Mexico City on May 7 with General Pablo Gonzalez and General Jacinto Treviño leading troops. Carranza may face trial for acts as president, while authorities promise order and safe treatment of foreigners.
Ned Mullen, Jess Taeram a former associate, confessed to rustling and admitted membership in an organized gang. He was returned to this county for trial before District Judge West after officers tracked them from free states. A second suspect, Taeran, admitted driving two cars involved in nearby killings.
Ned Lawrence Ho Lackey was acquitted by a jury after five hours and fifteen minutes of deliberation in a sensational western Nebraska trial over the death of a three year old girl, Patrice, from strychnine poisoning on December 11. After the verdict, Lackey shook hands with Judge Paine while about 50 supporters cheered in the courtroom.
A Nebraska convention chose Mayer A. G. Wras of York as party leader amid farmer and Workingmen dissent. Roles for governor and attorney general were discussed as candidates faced撤 withdrawal and clashes. Eight killed and thirty injured in a collision eight miles south of here when West Side trains of Southern Pacific collided after a Portland-bound unit failed to stop. Most casualties occurred in the main passenger coach.
Iowa man Harvey Beater killed his wife and two sons at their Webster City home then fled by car to Falls. Authorities found the bodies in a bloody scene after Beater eluded a sheriff and posse, his motive traced to jealousy and a broken marriage.
Washington D C after informal conferences democratic and republican members of the house agreed there was no prospect of enactment of soldier relief legislation before the forthcoming recess for political conventions. Representative Koutson of Minnesota the republican whip and many members felt the whole question should go over until after the November election.
National Railway of Mexico, the main link between Mexico City and the U S border, was cut at Lampazos sixty miles south of the border by rebels. The incident follows claims of two additional crimes and cites a Los Angeles official as the source of timing.
Local Nebraska notes report petitions for governor candidates Enders Knox County and Holt county race results include state hot topics. The Sheridan county farm bureau hosts events while Lincoln Aero club plans an all Nebraska air derby. A bevy of civic projects and legal actions color the week across Sarpy, Stanton, and Nuckolls counties.
A collage of late 19th century ad copy and stray notes covers various topics. It touts corn removal remedies and ear disease cures, plus fashion and grooming tips, with scattered names and jumbled lines. The seizures of advice and product pitches reflect fragmented newspaper margins.
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