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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
3
In Indianapolis last summer Ola took her sister to see Stuart Walker’s Peg o My Heart where the girl whispered it wasn’t a real show until Ola declared never again. Soon after they attended the premiere of Abe Martin at English’s and Sister shouted with joy.
A farmer visits a neighbor and notes the lack of scarecrows in the field. He tells Mr Oates he manages fine without them because he is always on the watch. Ada says keep to yourself and don’t harry your soul over your faults.
A terse remark notes that keeping people in the dark protects secrecy and delays disclosure. It suggests deliberate concealment to avoid light being shed on hidden matters.
For years druggists note the strong record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician s prescription strengthening medicine and has stood the test of years sold by all druggists on its merit. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper advertisement.
The senator argued for restrictions on immigration to preserve native population space. He cited European postwar conditions and shared a parable about immigrants fearing removal from the land. The exchange suggested political tension over assimilation and border policy.
An old newspaper ad argues against table discrimination between tea or coffee and suggests Postum as a universal beverage. It promotes two forms, instant in cups and a ready blend, claiming it suits all ages and aids nervous systems.
The Inverness meet is canceled but negotiations continue, with De Valera pressing to join as a representative of an independent state. Lloyd George says admission is impossible but does not close the door to future talks. He remains hopeful amid a few days delay due to his illness. Telegraph notes replace courier in final exchanges. Shipment of periodicals by mail to resume Oct 1, saving about 265,000 annually. Recall petition signatures exceed 74,000 for Gov. Lynn d. Frazier. Secretary Hall says recall election could be Oct 28 if petitions are recorded.
In Quebec City a decisive vote swung toward repealing the local option and enforcing the vine diquor statute. The tally showed about 12,000 in favor of the change from a 25,000 total poll, signaling a major shift in local alcohol policy.
Lack of care retards relief, delaying delivery of WRA food into Russia. Ships arrive faster than Soviet rolling stock can move supplies. Relief work continues, though progress is slowed by logistical issues.
A plan by United States Grain Growers Inc to expand financing through a national grain oriented subsidiary surpassing 100 million dollars is under consideration. J M Mehl and J R Howard cite support from key farm groups while critics point to power concentration on the board. Information notes state state financing schemes and a broader cooperative approach may emerge.
The article notes a Kenosha woman, identified as Mise Clara Carter, being selected as the first woman from Kenosha County to be drawn for jury duty. It mentions her reaction and the historic significance of her selection.
Governor Thomas J. Campbell telegraphed Secretary Weeks requesting federal troops be dispatched to the John H. Slaughter ranch in Cochise County. Judges Lockwood urged action after the murder conviction of Mexicans Garcia and Peres, foreman Jens Vicker was killed on the Slaughter ranch.
Fragmentary exchange reveals demands to accommodate inmates in a crowded prison. A warden replies with a practical stance about space, while stray lines mention a consumer ad for Red Cross Ball Fine clothing and a stray note about shoes. The text is garbled but centers on resource strain and public notices.
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