23 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
1
A masked man tried to abduct the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole near Shea Monday night. The girl fought off the assailant who whispered a threat and escaped after her parents rushed out. Sheriff Rawles and Beatrice hounds searched the area all night without success.
Gordon W. Wattles will name a county Food Administrator in Nebraska upon his return from Washington. The appointee will head the county and supervise enforcement of the Food Control Act, with all county admins summoned to Omaha for a departmental briefing. A worker remarks that whiteness signals purity and innocence, explaining tender uniforms.
The readable lines depict a terse exchange about a wife unable to speak loudly and a curt response. The tone suggests a distressed or strained conversation with limited context and no clear factual event.
A garbled passage reflects on anger and speech, noting how men and women reveal thoughts when upset. It contrasts private judgments with others perceptions and ends with a reference to winter’s supply and gratitude.
A bride hopes marriage will reform her spouse who she believes has a life and job worth saving. The exchange reveals doubts and intent as they discuss future expectations.
Gracee comments on the wonderful air and Ruth agrees noting there is much of it, reflecting on city thoughts.
A terse exchange captures a man who keeps up with his wife’s bills by booting through trouble. The dialogue hints at a rough, resourceful approach to financial strain and domestic life.
A truncated dialogue features remarks comparing a woman to the sea and noting varying impressions of her demeanor. The exchange includes questions about style and mood with a casual, observational tone.
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The government will not fix cattle and sheep prices at the present time. The decision was announced Saturday by Joseph Cotton, Meat Director, and released to the public.
The Food Administration sets a minimum price of 15.50 per hundred for hogs farrowed next spring based on a 13 to 1 corn ratio. E L Burke Nebraska Live Stock Committee chair states the policy keeps hands off cattle and sheep pricing if profits are fair, urging renewed effort to raise production.
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