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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
2
An OCR fragment mentions names and places in a unclear report. The readable bits reference a local event, people involved, and a timetable, but key details are missing to confirm the exact outcome or action.
An early 20th century settler describes moving to Saskatchewan in 1909 after securing a patent to land, buying a half section on the Saskatchewan River for 25, selling at 40 an acre in 1910 and clearing profits. He details farm management, investments in river frontage and town lots, and aims for a 50 000 profit on a 127 investment while maintaining a paid landless position.
An old Virginia gentleman advised young men to judge a potential wife by her morning appearance. He sent a valet to view two sisters at dawn and chose the one who looked better. The tale warns women to beware frowzy morning appearances.
A comic line contrasts the urge triggered by a peach with a playful jab about checking someone’s lips. The remark blends appetite and flirtation, hinting at lighthearted regional humor.
A letter to Bryan from Bryan's Town reaches its destination as Havana braces for a night riot. U.S. officials fear for stability of the island republic amid growing tensions between the two major parties. Political meetings across the island are planned before election day, suggesting likely clashes.
Death of a New York Oyster Bay note says Colonel Roosevelt moved about his home Thursday fully dressed and unassisted. After two days of rest he rose from bed, appeared in the living room in a khaki riding suit, and told his family he would join Yincheon and others.
The text notes January 1 start for parcels post and a government role to wage the service, with a potential bitter fight in Congress to seize express company property and run it via the post office. New York is referenced in a quote from Thousands of pulpits. Tuberculosis Day observances are described by the national association.
The text references Manuel former king of Portugal traveling from Vienna to Moscow. It discusses tuberculosis study and prevention in this city. It notes fraudulent cures and notes that about 50 000 clergy across denominations responded by addressing the subject from the pulpits.
Dispatches describe fierce hand to hand fighting around the banks of the Tunisa river with both sides suffering great casualties. Baronets were deployed to engage for control, and hundreds were killed or wounded in the Wednesday action.
In New York Lieutenant Charles Becker was found guilty of murder in the first degree for instigating the death of gambler Herman Rosenthal. The jury reached the verdict at 12 02 Friday morning and Becker was remanded to the Tombs for sentencing until October 39 by Justice Goff.
Chicago experts prepare to entertain up to 50000 visitors during the national dairy show at the international pavilion in the stock yards. The National Butter Makers association and the International Milk Dealers association will hold their annual conventions in Chicago during the show week.
A Chicago park statue once identified as a Columbus tribute is revealed to be a misnamed bust titled William McKinley. The discovery followed the death of sculptor Frederick Beer in Florence and a widespread search for grand works tied to the World’s Fair.
In Minneapolis two men used a street ruse to fool a messenger and cash about twenty checks totaling around two thousand dollars after visiting multiple department stores before a warning could be issued. In Omaha an auto crash near West Dodge injured four adults and killed a baby, with all occupants injured.
Washington reports temperance supporters blame moving picture theaters for drawing away patrons from saloons and harming families, as the District of Columbia excise board considers actions after salon inspectors' reports.
The text notes a congressional appropriation of 2,009,060 dollars allocated by the War Department. Of this sum 22,406 dollars cover arms and equipment and camp purposes, while the remaining amount funds rifle practice promotion.
A man was struck and killed when a car decked up behind him and hit him instantly. Investigators are reviewing the scene for details and potential charges.
Mrs Warren F Perry of Pairtury was elected state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution by unanimous accord Thursday afternoon with other nominations declined as she agreed to the office.
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a judge questioning a person about spending Sunday with the Suburbs and distance from the station, followed by a timid remark about dogs and human judgment. The text suggests a humorous or satirical tone without clear narrative.
Officers under Diaz including Lieutenant Lima and Lieutenant Camacho faced death threats and court martial proceedings as the attempted overthrow faltered. Captains Mayen Hermilio Martines and others received ten year prison sentences.
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