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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
6
In a disruptive incident at Cook County Jail guards faced a plotted attack by inmates occupying the third tier. Jailor Davies halted recess at six o clock, ordered prisoners to cells, and warned that the period would be abolished if demonstrations continued. The disturbance subsided after warnings and restraint.
Stan era Oil announces formation of Oklahoma Pipe Line Company to build an eight mile fuel pipeline from the Stan era refinery at Baton Rouge to relieve Oklahoma field market bottlenecks. The Oklahoma corporation will operate as a common carrier under state regulation and avoid owning property in Oklahoma, amid a dispute over eminent domain and foreign corporations ongoing in court.
Sheridan Wyoming reports a military escort removing Charles Perris and William Keyes from the county jail to Basin to testify against cattlemen suspected in the Spring Creek killings. The prisoners have five months in jail and will claim they joined as traders, not participants in the murder. Ferris and Keyes witnessed the killing and are promised immunity.
Kansas City Missouri United States Court sends John M Nuckols to the grand jury on four charges of using the grand jurys investigation to allege fraud by a Kansas school teacher.
Send your disease questions to Munyon's at 534 Jefferson Street Philadelphia Pa. Their eminent doctors will diagnose your case for free and tell you if cure is possible or not without any obligation to you.
A compact ad style paragraph sets lessons on pride honesty and consequences. It hints at turning to printing presses for income and selling articles at 10 cents with prepaid orders. It promotes coin collecting offers, a coin book, and hiring agents and salesmen for wire fish traps with names and locations scattered.
Mrs. N. Pridiey of 1034 N. Math St Delphos Ohio recalls years of worsening kidney trouble that left her bedridden for weeks and steadily deteriorating health.
An advertising blurb promotes a fireless cooker kit with full directions and recipes for less than one dollar. It offers a 25 percent coupon and a free booklet from Home Economy Co located at N 3465 Park Ave in St. Louis Missouri.
The tall silk det originated in Paris. KH first came into common use there in 1797. The theory of gravitation was advanced by Kepler until 1617, about 70 years before Newton announced his discovery.
Advertised remedy promises cure of piles at home with free trial samples sent to claimants. Message asks readers to send details and locality information to receive treatment. No verifiable medical basis is provided and no specific organization is named.
Fire of unknown origin damaged a frame building next to the Livsey opera hotel in Wymore by about 100 dollars. Frank Docekal and son M own the property. After the fire, investigators and bystanders found a roulette table, poker chips, empty bottles, and beer near the upstairs area.
A threshing outfit belonging to John Long moved eight miles northeast of Beat Rice under an email bridge incident. no injuries reported. The Thomas Moore estate farm near De Witt sold at referee sale for 17500 to William Barmby. George Darwin of Virginia dies after apoplexy in his 60s, a longtime Gage county farmer leaving a widow and six children.
The body of Mrs Amelia Gifford formerly of Beatrice Nebraska died in Superior Nebraska and was brought back for burial. An old Highland township resident she was seventy three years old and survived by seven children.
Christian Jacobs of Hastings died from a wound seven weeks after an accident in his son's bicycle repair shop. In a dark basement he struck his head on a box nail fastened to a joist and the brain became affected. He was an early settler and highly regarded.
Eight year old Marvin Hatch, son of Edward Hatch, was fatally injured when a cow dragged him after he attempted to lead the animal from the pasture. The cow bolted, dragging the boy for two blocks before he was stopped. He suffered severe internal injuries and died within minutes.
Miss Grace Newell resigns after fourteen years as head bookkeeper at Begole and Van Aredale's dry goods store in Beatrice. She will move to Missoula Montana to join Queen Fisher Dry Goods Co. in a similar role.
Henry William Turre aged 74 died at his home in Nebraska City after moving from Germany forty two years ago. He leaves a family of five grown children and a large estate.
Grant McFarland, whose wife filed, was charged as insane and faced a board of commissioners in Nebraska City. He was ordered to be taken to the asylum for treatment. He is a well to do farmer and resides near Dunbar.
Ruth Stauffer age 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs S W Stauffer of Lyons fainted at the top of a stairway and fell to the bottom. She was removed home but remains in a critical condition.
G H Mahblip who runs a restaurant and Louis Koplin were returning with a load of hay when the wagon upset. Mahblip broke his back and suffered injuries as the wagon tipped over on the road.
The text presents a miscellany of maxims on lies memory money and appearance, with snippets about a sick neighbor and a cure for coughs, then quotes humor and folk wisdom from diverse topics. It mentions a cat, a frightened person, an exchange of hot words, happiness, and an overburdened llama in the Andes.
An elderly patient describes six months of relentless itching and sleepless nights from eczema. After using Cathera and Cuticura ointment, relief began within 24 hours and full cure occurred in a month.
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