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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
3
A damaged OCR record describes a prize Plymouth Rock fowl named Spiaze prinktuim owned by KB Kennett of Hartford City. The bird weighs six pounds and has drawn offers up to $100. Judges at fairs note its notable traits and promise, with the owner refusing to part with the fowl.
A 19th century health missive promotes kidney care and avoiding meat and alcohol for longevity. It touts Dr. Pierce of the Invalid Hotel Buffalo purporting a uric acid eliminator and offers trial packages for 10 cents if unavailable locally.
Fragmentary text notes a burlesque show vs sermons with mentions of truth and endorsement. The garbled lines cite a man and a woman, suggesting a contrast or commentary on stage entertainment. No clear event date or organization identified.
An old advertisement extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with testimonials from a user in Omaha. It promotes the product as alcohol free and available in liquid or tablet form, mentioning trial packages and local drugstore sources amid vintage sales patter and comic stage dialogue.
State finances show a marked decline as available funds total close to one million dollars below the July level. Officials cited reduced revenue streams and delayed collections as primary factors driving the shortfall.
October treasury balance stands at 1,279,891 with July bond debt 2,269,786. Hall anticipates funds may be insufficient to keep warrants at par, leading to possible warrant registrations with interest. Expenditures for ten months total 4,407,982.67, while rail and state funds details are noted along with grain and alfalfa yields and values for Nebraska.
Adjutant General PL Hall of the Nebraska National Guard visited Silvo Grande Texas to review two Nebraska regiments in government service and present flags donated by the Patriots Women’s League of Nebraska. Jetters to soldiers and a fundraising total of 68 46 will support a hero fund.
Farmer leaders gather for meetings in Omaha and Lincoln from November 21 to December with events covering grain and livestock, poultry shows, irrigation talks, and county commissioners conventions. The schedule names Omaha Lincoln Beatrice and Atlantic as host cities and lists related agriculture and federation activities.
An advertisement urges families to cut high priced meat, promote Skinner Macaroni and Gpaghett as cheap nutritious meals. It offers a free cook book from Skinner Mfg Co Omaha Nebraska detailing a hundred preparation methods for women.
In a town discussion Mr A notes the Tompkins cerkins match is broken off. Mr Bo confirms the Tompkins objected to Cherkins being so content. A contractor sent circulars to ministers asking for the lowest estimates to perform the ceremony.
Fragmentary dialogue finds Little Wicks asking what is cut from late paper while Little Toby hesitantly admits not understanding. The exchange touches on changing tastes with wooden slippers returning to fashion.
Letters from Mrs. May Ax Asnaci of North Crandon Wisconsin and others describe relief from displacement, ulcers, headaches, and irregularities after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They praise improved health and urge other ailing women to seek guidance from the company.
Doctor discusses iron as the key to strength and energy. He promotes Nuxated Iron, two five-grain tablets three times daily after meals for two weeks, claiming major gains in strength and endurance and offering a $100 refund if proven ineffective.
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