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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
2
A government statement attributes rising costs to inflation driven by global markets and monetary policy. Officials cite pressure on goods, wages, and energy while urging prudent spending and targeted relief measures.
An economist blames gold and credit inflation for high living costs, arguing political and religious tensions fuel price rises. In Washington, debate over a postal appropriation forces newspapers to publish paid political articles faces Supreme Court scrutiny.
A proposed amendment calls for a single six year term for the presidency with no non consecutive terms allowed. Backers including Col. Wileon endorse the plan, which would limit tenure and alter eligibility rules for future presidents.
Mr McClung tendered his resignation to the president at the executive mansion and it was accepted. Seeree Ve will succeed him as private secretary to the president. The resignation means all money and securities in Treasury vaults must be counted and receipted for, a task described as the greatest single financial transaction in history.
President Wilson states a tariff revision should be unanimous and urges Congress to convene by April 1. He cites party pledges and business interests, aiming to remove uncertainty about tariff details.
A young Ottawa boy celebrated his twenty-first birthday and took legal title to an $80,000,000 estate left by his father. Vincent Hawley was confirmed as heir after a Saturday decision, with $20,000,000 noted as the portion.
Constantinople, Nov 19. Ne sim Pasha reports a Turkish victory over Bulgarians along the Techatalja lines with a large number of prisoners and captured munitions. The battle lasted from daylight to dark along the twenty mile front as peace negotiations stall due to Turkish delays and allied terms for an armistice.
Fragmentary OCR mentions ex governor Larrabee with a deceased or refused vote for Theodore. notes about a wife and grandchildren and a two month term related to a Reverend or review in January through July. Text is garbled and partial with unclear context.
The renowned baking powder, claimed as the purest and guaranteed not to be SRW, earned the highest honors at the World's Pure Food event in Chicago and at related exhibitions, underscoring its quality and safety.
A dialogue about asking for a hand in marriage. Alfred recalls that Papa hinted he already kept the answer in the pocket where he stored his money.
Gray County Probate Judge Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills relieved six years of heart trouble and palpitations. He claims to be 63, weighs 200 pounds, and says he is now strong enough for manual labor. He invites correspondence and dealer contact.
A young man asks for a hundred dollar campaign contribution. Dustin Stax questions not the gift but the listener's readiness to assist when needed. A girl’s coming of age is described as wisdom and growing weariness from pins near the water law.
The state museum received a Kansas valley relic collection from Prof. N H Winchell highlighting crude period implements. J Murray reports Western reform ideas, urging an intermediate reform school. Oyster inspectors target watered oysters with fines and warnings. Lincoln stores hold 1000 boxes of apples for the state show. Corn yield rises while acreage falls due to alfalfa expansion. Governor Aldrich has not committed to an extra legislative session requested by Modern Woodmen insurgents.
A letter exchange discusses how Peruna now includes a mild laxative effect and how some users prefer the old Peruna without laxative quality. The reply explains Katarna, the old Peruna, is manufactured again to meet those needing no laxative, with Manalin sometimes prescribed alongside. Katarna is produced by the Peruna Company in Columbus Ohio and sold in drug stores.
Mrs Henry Parsons frames tiny four by eight foot farms for the International Children's School Farm league. Each child owns and tends seven vegetables, carrying harvests home to show family. A 16 inch pathway surrounds the plots under guidance of an instructor as part of a lesson in good roads.
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