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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1922

Page

2

Sing Sing loses its camera eye as longtime fingerprint expert retires

Louis Powers, a Bertilian specialist at Sing Sing for 20 years, fingerprinted and photographed more than 20 000 inmates and earned the nickname the camera eye of Sing Sing. He retires after decades of identifying criminals and assisting trials worldwide. He notes modest salary as his main takeaway amid a career spanning crime records and trials.

Sing’ Sing Louis Powers Bertilian Sing Sing

Something Saved and a Coconut Dowry Tale

A snippet shows a maid saving the tea tray after a crash while a mistress awaits tea. The exchange ends with the maid claiming she saved the tray on the far right. A separate note extols the coconut palm as a universal provider and cites a South American proverb about a coconut tree as a bride’s dowry.

Mary Boston Transcript

Nebraskas broad war era records and local notices

Nebraska community notices report a district meeting of the Fifth district teachers association at Me ook, stock market rumors denied by E. E. Grime, snowshoe gift to Mrs. A. J. Taylor of Blair, and various incidents across the state including accidents, weddings, anniversaries, charity events, and public meetings. Two hundred sixty seven post office jobs and 48 applications noted. a child dies in a farm accident. Armistice Day events planned. and multiple civic and social items across towns like Blair Grand Island Lincoln and Fremont reported with names and places.

Nebraska State Teachers’ Association Csertpdes Netich Werd Tdpcoit Netraexka Harry ‘Amiersen Panter Wythere Interretty Nebraska Employment Bureau W. Mo Alteradt A. J. Taylor Blair Douglas County Eason Nebraska Onimaha Live Des Moines Burlingame Margaret Stoner Red Willow County Fair McCook Walter Campbells Roger Clons J. ‘Pratt C. Cc. Garrick Charles Clark William Jimerson A. Kiain B. Harrie M. Loftin Fred Thomas War Finance Corporation Henry Davie North Lowe Davie Grand Island Ambien American Legion of Columbus Rhemfield High Street Superior Country Club State Pesseration North Platte German Reformed Church Harry Hutter Andersim Wahoo Eftenhardt Eilege Ant Herter Huw Lincoln Echhon Lincein Petree Gelden Owedding Hotetein Tié Hernan Recorda South Omaha Arthur W. Lane Hershey Public Schools Fligh Omaha Hubert Work Henry Wise Clay Center al Skoog Fremont Lincoln Highway Nebraska City Otee County Toms Iowa Kaneas Cortland David City Piller Greenwood Osceola Prairie Home Watten Waverly BO & Calle Wow Keee Niobrara Rossbud Vine Ridge Darius M. Amaberry

Medicine Promise and Public Testimony in 19th Century Ad

A long testimonial advertisement touts Dr Kilner’s Kidney and Liver remedy, claiming broad cure claims and customer endorsements. It references druggists, a theater promotion, and a price offer, mixing medical boast with local anecdotes and promotional chatter.

Diamond Dyes: Easily fix faded garments with lasting color

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising safe dyeing for baby coats skirts and curtains. It claims the product dyes wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics without streaks fading or tinting, with glowing notes on color strength and a cross blue rating from a French test.

Foreign War Loan 15 Payment via British Credits

The first payment by the allied powers on War Loan 15, about 10 billion dollars, was made by Great Britain. The Treasury turned over £6 million to the U S government through J P Morgan & Co. A check drawn in favor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York passes via the British government’s account and is payable in American dollars but cut in British pounds.

London United States Great Britain Treasury Department J.P. Moran & Co New York Joana Credita Tete Pritith J. BP. Morgan & Co Federal Reserve Bank of New York J. P. Morgan & Co United States Treasury

Marking Old Oregon Trail Edges Grand Island History Effort

A history section of the Liederkrone society plans six granite trail markers for the Old Oregon or California trail. The markers will show trail names and directional arrows from four miles southwest of Grand Island to the Lone Tree monument in Merrick county. The group aims to form a larger historical society and collect data and relics for a formal display in the auditorium.

Grand Island Liederkrone Society Oregon California

Remarkable Paper Advances in Washing Durable Ink

Tokio inventor patents a remarkable paper strong and washable with soap and water. Ben K Hayakawa, president of the South Manchurian Railway and former Japanese peer, dies in Darien Manchuria after a long finance career including Japan’s first loan to England and Boxer indemnities. Chicago man flees bailiffs during a divorce summons and a moonshine raid targets a camp near Chetanonga with a confrontation and disruption.

New York Darien Manchuria Ben Kichiro Hayawaka South Manchurian Railway Meade Hoown Hayakawa House of Peers Pagland Miteuli Bank Tokio Tokio Bankers Association

No Vacancies For Woman Reporter At Chicago Paper

A city editor’s emissary tells a young female applicant that there are no stall positions, while joking about women marrying and staying, noting wives cling to their roles after marriage. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes toward women in journalism. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Chicago Welk Herm Lowith Cedar Rapids Iowa Pr. Mercer

Objections Rise Over Hickey Joining Local Club

A club debate surfaces over admitting Hickey amid distrust after an incident where a member's bag was stolen. Jimite-Toh voices concern about keeping thieves from the group while others push for inclusion, warning a crook could tarnish the club’s image.

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