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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
8
A historical overview notes India’s 1909 plague toll and broad social data. It cites 909 leopard fatalities, 19,738 literate population figures, 12,411 state offense reports, 4,797 convictions, and a high plague death total of 174,874 for 1909 among a total 6,364,212 deaths over 11 years.
Spokane area grower H M Lichty proposes registering high quality apple trees as livestock like pedigrees. He explains selecting prize winners, grafting scions into other trees, and issuing an orchard pedigree to growers to boost uniform size color and quality, while noting not all trees will be premium producers.
A confused patient is rushed by ambulance to the hospital and placed in the operating room. The scene features white coats, surgical instruments, and a tense moment as the patient reacts with fear, while an earlier remark hints at a four year gap in a related detail.
Secretary George W. Hotchkiss reports the California gold hunters, once a vibrant group, will miss their annual Chicago reunion. Age and illness thin the leadership as many pioneers who attended last year have died, underscoring how the era of the 49ers is ending. He notes their early grit and contribution to U S development while few grew rich, unlike later railway and real estate fortunes.
Philadelphia reports a vast output of copper pennies by the mint many years totaling up to a million dollars annually. Pennies disappear from circulation as fast as stamped, with most dated over ten years back, while pennies in the south and west vanish from trade as a one cent piece.
The Kansas board of health rules that drinks resembling lemonade must be made only from lemon juice sugar and water. A false mix with tartaric acid saccharine and lemon peel is banned and considered imitation lemonade. The crackdown aims to stop deceptive refreshments at circuses fairs Fourth of July events and picnics.
Officials from the city commissioner's accounts office and the secret service department conducted raids in New York. Authorities found violations of the law linked to a million dollars of capital in various places. The operation targeted multiple locations as raids opened with keys to at least 40 doors.
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