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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
2
A Taunton woman shares her testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved energy and mood while managing laundry and housework, and says she told coworkers to try the product. The letter echoes a common era health-advice theme encouraging female use of botanical remedies.
France proposes a full solution including rigid German budget controls and a German state financial veto. Louis Barthou submits the plan to the Reparations Commission, aiming to set a 1923 1924 payment framework and convene a Brussels Conference to decide broad settlement and gifted debts.
Speakers at a conference of the Society of American Indians in Kansas argue for full citizenship and franchise rights for Native Americans. Dr. Carlos Montezuma of Chicago denounces the Indian Bureau as outdated and harmful to precolumbian peoples. Rev. Harvey E. Syckle of El Reno, Oklahoma, supports indigenous self-reliance.
Lincoln reports the grand encampment of the Odd Fellows of Nebraska now lists 5108 members, up 239 for the year. About 33 000 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended general department conventions, with around 4000 members currently in the state.
Peace rumors persist as representatives of both sides in the Irish conflict are reported to have conferred in a village near Cork. Officials deny knowledge, but well informed persons say progress is made and a settlement is imminent.
At a two day Allied Christian Societies conference at the White House delegates quoted President Harding saying the nation will never depart from the 18th amendment. A separate note from Lincoln reports the first granite car and brick laid for Nebraska's new state capitol.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for an auditor position in the Income Tax Unit of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department. Salaries range from 1506 to 3000 per year. exams open to all US citizens, men and women. Applicants should obtain Form 1212 from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board. Offices listed across Nebraska include Omaha and other cities.
A referendum in Scottsbluff seeks voter approval to establish a municipal coal yard. The county faces shortages in labor and materials for agricultural and public works projects amid broader regional reports of school construction and civic developments.
Lincoln Neb A regional campaign fights common barberry to curb stem rust in wheat and other cereals. Officials report eradication of thousands of bushes, with Nebraska authorities planning broader destruction and surveys across the eastern half of the state. The effort ties to a national push by the U S Department of Agriculture.
Bonar Law seeks dissolution of Parliament as he forms a new Unionist administration in Britain. The King received outgoing PM and later hosted Bonar Law at the palace to announce a general election set for November 18 as ministries near completion.
Dr Lymann Abbott aged eighty seven died after bronchitis complications at his home on country lane Cornwall. Four sons and two daughters were at his bedside. A fatal Broadway fire on Lexington Avenue and Tenth Street is blamed on a pyromaniac with tenements filled by residents.
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