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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
2
The garbled text presents a fragmentary report with quotes from Gap Jolasea of Nawpes Ridge about events, the children reacting, and mentions of travel, conflict, and a vague reference to Kansas. Details are unclear and identities remain obscured.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a universal laxative for children, promising quick relief of constipation and bile buildup. It also implies benefits for mothers and households, touting a “modern” approach and household goods promotions alongside the health claim.
The fragment references a saying about a beautiful woman and a note about Theam and Gane Reese with Ollie Leh. No clear event or identifiable entities beyond personal names.
The article reports a defeated bonus proposal by Democrats 10 to 8 with mention of political figures, mediators, and parliamentary actions. It references U S events, the Senate and Washington discussions, and notes international context with Japan and Cuba while detailing procedural reactions.
A court order dominates an array of legal notices and financial actions. The document references Missouri and North Dakota authorities, farmer loans, and acts impacting agricultural credits, with mentions of the American Legion leadership and a major robbery probe.
Nebraska records show ongoing farm and business updates, fire losses, and legal notices. The report highlights Hastings activities, labor audits, and public safety issues, including cattle drives, lumber yard damage, and state budget concerns.
A fragmented report describes proposed amendments and a partisan clash in North Dakota elections. It notes longstanding disputes dating to 1918 over governance and constitutional changes, with candidates and parties aligned for or against key reforms and the independence movement.
A suspect in the Liberty Theatre cash drawer robbery in Lincoln faces charges. The man allegedly planned the theft with Durrell and confessed to involvement with Carrell and others, saying the plan aimed to obtain about 15 dollars.
A chaotic report notes Thanksgiving Day proclamation by President Hard and mass storm damage across Tempe and London with five deaths in Tempe and Mt Petersboro. A coal supply strike looms while Britain faces idle workers and aviation fatalities in a crash near Bames from a U.S. fleet.
The Missouri state public service agency releases rate estimates for consumer utilities. It cites projected adjustments affecting customers and outlines the methodology for calculating the LG0T200 benchmark and related charges.
Mrs Smart of Lowell Massachusetts describes long anemia since sixteen and irregularities. After using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained strength and had a healthy pregnancy delivering an eight pound baby. She reports full recovery and urges others to try the remedy.
A historical ad style piece touts Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine trusted by druggists. It claims strong results, long trial history, and broad availability while urging immediate use and mentioning The Kilmer Company.
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