War riot Roosters enlistment noted in unconcluded report
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
4
Nomination filings and probate notices in Jefferson County
Announcements show a county Treasurer nomination Filer E L Jenkins and a Richland Precinct notice. Probate matters include estates of John F Zoellin and the estate of deceased claims process with creditors meeting dates in Jefferson County Nebraska and Somerset county notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
E. L. Jenkins
John
F Zoellin
Jefferson
Nebraska
Cotter Roem
Nebraska Hail Insurance Law and Sorghum Prospects
The 1917 Nebraska Legislature created a State Hail Insurance Department under an Insurance Board. Applications for insurance are due to county clerks by August 30. Readers are advised on cultivating sorghum cane from waste land patches as a home sugar substitute with amber or orange seed costing ten to fifteen cents per pound and five pounds per acre planted in late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Lai
Seferset
Nebraska
Aid
Sweden Climate Compared To Canada
Sweden's climate resembles Canada's with a short hot summer in June and July while the ground remains snow covered from midwinter onward. The passage notes regional similarities and seasonal contrasts in temperature and snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Canada
Canrada
Report of Condition Endicott Nebraska May 40 1918
Report of the condition of Endicott Nebraska bank No 1408 at close of business May 40 1918. Loans and discounts 22651690 Liberty Bonds 803.62 Banking house fur and fixtures 3400.00 Current expenses taxes and interest paid 98454.36 Due from banks 10538.77 Checks and exchange 2.50 Currency 222255-2 1060.00 Silver nickels and cents 268.27 Time certificates 5274.41 State Jefferson County Chris Hodges cashier sworn May 23 1918 notary Frank Wells
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Nebraska
Bankinghouse, Fur
Nat'l
State
State OF
Jefferson
Chris H. Hodges
State Banking Board
Chas. H. Hodges
Rheumstiem Cause Of Pain And Suffering
Fragmentary text describes rheumstiem as the principal source of pain and suffering among diseases, with unclear wording and likely reporting of its impact. The snippet emphasizes severity though lacks concrete facts or context.
We must go on or go under in war message
The piece argues we must continue the war effort or face defeat, condemning German actions in Belgium and France. It highlights American duty to supply troops and support to defeat the enemy, praising Pershing and the expeditionary force, and notes German atrocity reports. The focus centers on wartime resolve and the role of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dremier Linyd George
Goltig
Alsace
Lorraine
America
Republic
Pershing
United States
France
Flanders
Seven Seas
Belgium
Albert
Brand Whitlock
Camet Driver an Ichmactite in China
Camet drivers, Ishvuaet le es, live openly year round to gain brown skin and muscle. They travel twelve months on the road following faint rails to places like Urea, Uliaswotal, Kachen gize, Karkul, Sining and Danger. They sleep in tents, carry bedding and camp wherever free grazing exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Urea
Uliaswotal
Kachengize
Karkul
Sining
Danger
Cutcarian Carpets Prized In Bulgari Weave
Fragmentary text appears to discuss carpets and weaving in Bulgari with scattered phrases about quality and a dated event. Names and locations are garbled, limiting precise reconstruction of people or places. The readable bits suggest a focus on prized carpet artistry and a ceremonial or evaluative remark.
Tutea Culture and New Furniture for a Grand Piano
A Kareos City Star quip notes a Toten matron says all new furniture must match a new infant grand piano, mocking the pretensions of wealth. The remark contrasts vulgar wealth with refined taste in urban society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kareos City Star
Sprained Ankle Advice and Liniment Instructions
For a sprained ankle advise as soon as possible apply Chamberlain's Liniment and follow the printed directions that accompany the bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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Zeta
Chamberlain
Adv
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