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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1911

Page

3

Oregon Trail Pioneer Way to Link Missouri to Columbia

The proposed Pioneer Way would run 2500 miles from St Louis to the mouth of the Columbia following the old Oregon Trail. It would traverse seven states, cross the Rockies at about 7450 feet, then descend to sea level, passing through Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Idaho and Oregon and highlighting historic sites and scenery. Ezra Meeker spearheads public support and monument campaigns while Congress debated funding to mark the route.

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One Time Cure Fails in Chinatown Rite

Marie Wah fainted in Tumbs police court during her trial for stealing. Chinatown witnesses staged a curious revival rite. women fanned her, burned a stocking with a fire and waved it in the air, then ammonia was used and she slowly revived after two minutes.

Chinatown New York Marie Wah Marie

Poor Day for Trade Rainy Day Note From Umbrella

An ambiguous sound bite quotes an umbrella lamenting a sluggish trade day as a cinema neighbor opens, reflecting an era of changing commerce and urban life. The odd, personified remark hints at small business struggles amid entertainment district growth.

Umbrella Sales Drop as Rain Drives Showgoers Inside

The speaker notes a shift from buying umbrellas to seeking shelter indoors when rain falls. He observes that customers prefer the cheaper option of staying for the show rather than purchasing an umbrella, a change he dubs the barkier’s line. The remark reflects a humorous take on weather and entertainment economics.

Beet Protected Postoffice in Straits of Magellan

The world’s smallest protected post office sits in the Straits of Magellan. A painted keg or cask is chained to rocks at the cape opposite Tierra del Fuego. It has a postmaster and serves passing ships despite its tiny, safeguarded setup.

Straits of Magellan Cape Tierra del Fuego

Hopetful. Rady to cam bie for the gambies

The text shows uncertain phrases about readiness and wishes for a better rink conditions. It mentions Hopetful and Eliow with gambies appearing as opponents or events. Content is garbled and lacks clear entities or actions.

Eliow Gambies Agaivet

London Pub Names Reappear in License Returns

A licensed return for London shows pubs with animal and bird themed names such as White Horse Red Lion Unicorn Lion Fox and Hounds Stag Flying Horse White Hart and White Swan Hen and Chickens reflecting historic branding in the capital.

London County of

Interesting Race Among Peruvian Cholo Indians

The article describes the Cholo people of Peru as simple and docile in settled areas but savage in distant regions. It notes mountaineer traits, poetical yet melancholy temperaments, superstition, and extraordinary endurance. Cholans endure long treks and fast days, surviving largely on chewed cocoa leaves, similar to kola usage by Kafira in South Africa.

Peru South Africa

English stiltsmen on peat fields tread life from high ground

Thousands of men in England earn their living by walking on stilts for much of the year. In peat fields they have replaced high stepladders. A stilt worker twelve feet up can perform the work of four men with ladders, with speed and ease.

England

Gravity chute lets fruit drop to baskets from 25 foot ladder

A New York orange county grower invents a canvas gravity chute with pockets to drop fruit from any rung into ground baskets. The device straps to ladders weighing under ten pounds, allowing easy moving and placement while two baskets receive the fruit.

Orange County New York

Strawberries Prolific With Manure Mulch Says Roe

Summer inspections of three to four patches show yields of not less than 50 quarts from over 75 plants per patch. Patches kept weed free, highly manured and mulched each fall. The writer cites E. P. Roe praising strawberry care and fruit.

E. P. Roe

Much Fruit on Little Ground

The area needed for fruit for a typical family is not large with proper care. One acre for orchard and vine fruits yields ample variety and quality: twelve apples, six pears, six plums, six peaches, six sour cherries, six sweet cherries, six quinces, six grapes. Three hundred strawberry plants, twenty five each black and red raspberries, twelve currants and twelve gooseberries.

Pruning Trees Says Remove Only Necessary Limbs

Advice warns against unnecessary limb removal in pruning. Do not remove wood without a good reason or keep diseased limbs. avoid leaving diseased fragments on the ground as spores can infect healthy wood.

Hindrance to Healthy Trees Prompted Timber Cleanup

The note urges cutting dead, dying, diseased and deformed timber from the woodlot and chopping it into cordwood. Removing this material is seen as essential to prevent hindrance to healthy trees and improve timber quality.

Right Fruit Choices Drive Orchard Profits

The article asserts that selecting suitable fruit varieties is the key factor determining orchard profitability, more influential than any other single consideration. It emphasizes careful variety selection to maximize returns.

Thumb knife aids rapid grape picking in Lower California

A craftsman in Lower California designs a thumb knife with a metal cutting blade at the tip and perforations along a cloth finger stall. The device lets a picker sever grapes quickly without damaging the fruit, avoiding the usual drop from pulling vines or branches.

Lower California

Carnations Thrive In Sun Or Shade Says Park’s Floral

The Park's Floral Magazine notes carnations prefer rich soil and full sun but tolerate shade. For winter blooms, plant outdoors in a sunny exposure, nip shoots to encourage bushiness, and prepare for window growth in autumn with good drainage. Water moderately and keep a warm, moist atmosphere.

Park Floral

Insecticide Fight Orchard Pests Behind Bark

Old knots rotten places and rough bark in orchards harbor pests and eggs. A reliable insecticide injected into these dens can effectively destroy both pests and their eggs, improving tree health and yields.

Orchard care and pruning guidance for diverse fruit crops

Guidance notes on strawberry bed upkeep apples harvesting careful handling gooseberries currants pruning limits and timing. Disk preferred for sod breaking in orchards. Emphasis on increased pruning to prevent tree ruin. Yellow peaches in demand despite lower quality than white varieties large limb removal and wound sealing with wax or paint recommended.

Gulf Coast Farmers Save More by Year Round Crops

A Gulf Coast farmer notes three crops per year reduce winter expenses and increase profits compared with northern farmers who face heavier winter costs. The region’s milder climate allows more annual harvests and higher efficiency.

Gulf

Frisco Lines Offer Gulf Coast Trips and Free Books

Better Look Into This. The Frisco Lines advertise pleasure trips to the Gulf Coast Country from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Birmingham and New Orleans with through cars and tourist sleepers. Free books describe the country with statements from travelers and pictures. A Hilton 1537 Frisco Bldg St Louis provides fare and route information.

Gulf Coast Frisco Chicago St. Louis Kansas Ci Birmingham New Orleans A. Hilton

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