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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

2

Nonpartisan Credit Extension Draws Mexican Recognition

Washington reports official word that Argentina Brazil and Chile align with the United States in recognizing the Carranza government as de facto in Mexico. Formal notification to Ulises Arrendando may confirm the change within a week, boosting Villa’s resources for continued fighting.

Union News Washington Brasil Chile United Tates Carranza Mexico Carranae Villa Ele Meme

Cherch Howe Dies at Auburn Neb

Auburn Nebraska obituary notes Church Howe a longtime Republican leader in the state and former consul general to England, who died at his home Thursday morning.

Cherch Howe Auburn

Consul Mary Jane Born in Antwerp and England

A notice recalls the life of Mary Jane, born in Antwerp and later serving as United States consul to Antwerp from 1908 to 1906 and later to England, after a long illness.

Ing United States Antwerp England Mary Jane

Morgan Court Says Loan Aids United States Prosperity

J P Morgan contends the Anglo Franco five year loan of 500 million dollars is a neutral financial move aiding U S prosperity. The acceptance by American bankers is framed as a routine business transfer to support credit to New York and allied markets.

New York United States J. P. Mor

War News Briefs from Front Lines and Home Front

Fragmented clipping notes Austro Germans firmly established in Serbia and mentions a president recommendation. Advance reports and British Army in Serbia are referenced. The text also hints at the need for more soldiers and a press headline style reflection on war mobilization.

Record harvests projected while corn remains dominant

The government estimates a record year with crops including oats barley rye sweet potatoes rice tobacco and hay set for high yields. Corn may reach 2 026 159 000 bushels though below the 1912 peak the final production could still boost overall value amid rising prices. France receives congratulations as the corn crop proves valuable to farmers. Western Newspaper Union News Service Loouston reports on Balkans offensive with Austro German forces of about 400 000 crossing rivers and threatening Serbia. French troops landed at Saloniki move north to aid Serbia and deter Bulgarian advances toward the Saloniki Nish line.

Antern News Service Washington Serbia Berlin Drina Danube Sava Grmiy Accio Saloniki Saloniki-Nish

Anti Treat Law In Effect In Engiieh Cities To Teach People To Fight

President Wilson endorses the pan American conference plan to recognize the Carranza government in Mexico. Diplomatic representatives of several South American governments receive instructions to take the same action. Anticipated recognition from other American republics within days, with Great Britain and France expected to follow. Germany and Italy may also respond, maintaining agents with Carranza.

Union News Service Washington Wilson Carranza Mexico United States France Germany Jaly

Teaching People to Fight Disease

Washington opens a new public health campaign under Unit 4 to teach citizens how to combat disease. A library of sanitation slides and educational material will be sent on request to sanitarians educators and organizations for lectures in communities.

Public Health Service Surgeon General's Office Ums

Austro German advance across Danube slowed by losses

An official dispatch from Nish to the Serbian legation reports that Austro German forces crossing the Danube at Belgrade have been partly destroyed or captured. Additional forces entering Serbian territory across the Save suffered enormous losses at several river points and during the ongoing clashes along the river.

Enor

Retain duty on sugar to boost government revenue

The proposal urges maintaining the sugar import duty to support government finances. It argues the revenue is essential for funding public services and national interests, listing President and administration support for preserving duties to build up fiscal resources.

Washington Couple Receives National Engagement Congratulatio

The engagement announcement of Washington President and Mrs. Nérman Galt prompted congratulatory messages from across the United States. Leaders and citizens alike sent warm wishes as news spread of the couple's forthcoming marriage.

Washington Nérman Galt United States

London Enacts Strict Anti-Treating Law For Public Drinking

London enforces a sweeping anti treating regulation affecting about 10 million people. Violations carry a 500 fine and six months in prison with authorities pledging strict enforcement. A separate Lincoln incident reports a bakery manager escaping with a gunmen firing at him but missing contact.

Appeal for Recruits Demands Thirty Thousand Weekly

British army needs recruits at a rate of thirty thousand a week, per an appeal from the three national union committees and the Labor Party. The manifesto says tens of thousands of fit men have not yet joined the colors and that munitions and equipment are ready for them to take up immediate duty.

London National Committees of Trade Unions General Federation of Trades Unions Committee Labor Party

Generally Used Spike Driving Exchange

A dialogue depicts a mock ceremony about driving a starting spike with humorous misstatements. Acknowledgments mention a gold spike and a silver hammer while jokes about using a hairbrush arise, highlighting playful miscommunication in a ceremonial setting.

Saved Minister's Life With Dodd's Kidney Pills

Rev. W H Warner of Frederick Maryland reports sciatica back pain lumbago and kidney fault symptoms. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his life and recommends them at 0 per box from dealers or Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY. He notes Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets and offers to send household hints music and recipes free.

W. H. Warner Frederick, Md Dodd Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y Ady

Dis jointed social notes on appearance housing and morals

The passage records casual chatter among young women about age and appearance, an apartment hunt with a strict budget and requirements, a quip about consulting a clergyman, a joke about a vegetarian who avoids cabbage, and reflections on gender norms including golf, marriage, and taste.

Minstrel Show Quips End Evening Performance

A minstrel performance entertained patrons with jokes between songs. Sambo asked about the difference between an old maid and a married woman and Bones prompted the punchline. Several elderly gentlemen quietly left as the program paused for the night.

Sambo Bones

Carries Curious Sayings and Quips From A Shifting Text

A fragmentary set of quotes crafts an odd mix of observations. The speaker muses on imagination trust and engagement while juxtaposing aphorisms about pursuit duty ants and a ship tattooed on an arm.

Secretary Gar rison defense plan to expand army

Secretary of War Garrison has submitted to President Wilson his national defense plan for the army. It proposes a standing army increase of about 20 000 men and militia reorganization amid broader reforms.

Washington Wilson

Fragmented OCR Reflects Local Notice Items

The readable fragments show miscellaneous local notice details with unclear names and places. No complete event, date, or organization is evident due to heavy OCR corruption.

Huerta Interior Minister Garcia Grana Executed

Albert Garcia Grana dos former minister of the interior in the Huerta cabinet was executed in Mexico City on Saturday for alleged complicity in the killing of President Madero, state department advices report.

Washington Albert Garcia Granados Huerta Mexico City State Department Madero

Omaha Woman Defeats Sting of 81 in Season Victory

Miss Marian Howe daughter of BB C Howe and manager at Armour Packing leads her team in a notable season win. The rally came as the opponents edged ahead, but the final stretch secured the second victory of the season for her squad.

Omaha

Notable Local Amateur Photographer and Strained Relations

Evidently an enthusiastic voter to amateur photography Young Birkins insists on posing family and friends in artistic attitudes. An exhibit by a local photographic club showed his efforts to immortalize them, including a corner with figures twisted as in paralysis, prompting a bystander to remark about Bilkins' strained relations.

Birkins

A Woman at Forty and the Book Worms Explained

A lighthearted column recounts a boyish chat about longevity and appearance. Lemuel asks what a book worm is and the discussion shifts to how a woman ages and how she is viewed at forty.

Paw Suill Lemuel

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