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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
2
Flooding and tornadoes devastated Missouri towns causing widespread damage. Reported deaths include eleven mourners and multiple injuries. Rescue crews searched wreckage as families fled rising waters and homes were destroyed in Poplar Bluff and nearby areas.
A black smallpox outbreak in Kansas City Missouri has caused dozens of deaths since September 1. The disease spreads as authorities warn, and emergency measures including badge passwords are being tested amid regional hunting fatalities in Wisconsin and Michigan.
Fragmentary report notes policy change on alcohol with references to price impacts and labor concerns. Mentions officials and workers reacting to wage and employment implications amid an evolving regulatory landscape.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local discussion over a Roosevelt monument and civic sentiment. Distinct names or places are unclear, but the piece centers on public memory, art status, and community opinion.
The article outlines wartime veteran services in Omaha with offices handling ex servicemen records and payments. It notes distribution of South Dakota soldiers and the processing of warrants. It mentions the auditor's checks and the start of regular payments ongoing to support veterans.
A strong windstorm damaged several houses and trees in Fort Worth causing property damage but no injuries. An envoy to Germany and a U.S. presidential move are noted in a fragmentary report mentioning Mike Loring Deresei and the charge d affaires to Germany.
A damaged OCR reads as a Bartieeville China note about smelters, martial law, and strike funds. The readable parts mention a Bartieeville zine and a strained scene with references to martial law and labor action.
The state board of equalization notified officials of a new plan for next year reducing the scope of exemptions for household goods and raising the gross valuation for certain items. The plan requires separate listing of phonographs, organs, firearms, watches, and similar items, while investigations to root out questionable claims proceed under the leadership of Leo B. Stuir and other state officials.
Historic contention over freight rate reductions prompts railroads to push lower charges across the country. Labor leaders and railway executives clash as talks stall and a September 1 deadline looms on wage concessions amid forecasts of widespread traffic impact.
A county grand jury indicts Pavion Mase Jastion and bP Peres in the Masechysette Supreme Court War on charges of conspiracy with W.E. Cuuer, an attorney, allegedly depriving certain persons of property rights and obstructing justice.
Unity states will undertake the Reed Building project on the Washington to start construction of 6,201 miles of highway at a cost of 76,400,000 and employ more than 100 workers. The Colorado Fuel and Iron company officials announced a 3 percent wage reduction. Bryan predicted that any government rejecting the American program for armament could be overthrown by the people.
Rockland Maine reports the electrically driven superdreadnaught Maryland set a new speed record for ships other type by reaching 2240 knots per hour during a trial on November 14 along the official mile course.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a premier cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It promotes two bottle sizes and offers a sample bottle from Binghamton New York. The ad urges readers to write for a paper and time their orders.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup to treat infant and child constipation and stomach upset. It warns against imitation products and promotes a trusted brand with printed directions for babies and children of all ages. It also includes a laundry tip from Red Cross for a well groomed appearance.
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