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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement touts SPoun Diphenprer Compound for coughs colds and distemper with a broad age range. The piece then surveys substitutes for glass including cellulose films and various resins, plus snippets of jokes and rural humor.
The piece explains how two thirds of US livestock is raised in the West while half of meat consumers live in the East. It describes how packers like Swift & Company created a balanced system of live and meat haul, refrigerator cars, plants, and distribution to cut costs and deliver better meat at lower prices.
Reports from Nebraska cover the formation of a convention to draft a new state constitution, gubernatorial leadership, and infrastructure plans. Notes on agriculture, irrigation, a serious railway case, license fees, and cautions on mail order ads accompany updates on civic groups and road projects.
A Rochester man chronicles thirty years of chronic stomach and bowel trouble and credits Peruna with his recovery. The letter urges readers to obtain Dr. Hartman’s Peruna in liquid or tablet form and to request the health book and almanac from The Peruna Company in Columbus Ohio.
A garbled text sample appears to outline a legal or court related notice with scattered phrases about a lawyer, a person named Giney, a father, and a missing or harmed child. The corrupted lines include references to dates, places like Los Angeles, and unclear accusations or actions.
A long report discusses import and use of Marquis spring wheat seed from Western Canada for Ohio counties. It notes rising seed demand, plans to grow wheat, barley, and rye from Canadian holdings, and argues northern lands can yield high profits as more acres shift to spring wheat.
A halting stream of old style dialogue features a woman resisting an appeal from Mr Shuith and a man questioning his fate. References to iron welding and country life hint at a broader rural economy and social roles within a dated domestic scene.
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