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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
4
A newspaper ad announces a limited sale until April 16 offering 9x12 Axminster Rugs at 25.00, colored matting 19.50, and 20 percent off all dinner ware. The ad urges readers to cut out the offer to see if advertising pays and mentions “Three Specials.”
The fragmentary text hints at a translation or transcription issue where the phrase cannot be replicated exactly. It emphasizes the need for accurate rendering despite imperfect source material and the challenges of preserving meaning in OCR-derived text.
The 1908 real estate tax becomes delinquent May 1, 1909. County funds needed. taxpayers are urged to pay early to avoid rush. Signed by John Simpson, County Treasurer.
Margret Ellen Price born October 17 1849 died April 4 1909 aged 59 years 6 months and 17 days. She married C E Price June 6 1868 and they had eight children, four sons and two daughters survive with a husband. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church early and lived a devout Christian life. Funeral from the home east of Steele City with Rev S T Walker in charge.
J. F. Ankrum states the horse and jack books once owned by G. F. Putman are now in the possession of Sanders & Long for collection. The transfer marks a change of ownership handled by the collector.
Ed Cole left Wednesday night for a two week visit with relatives in Northern Missouri. He has two brothers and two sisters there whom he has not seen for 25 years. One brother was here last summer visiting. The note also mentions Frank Crinklaw's meat market with live prices and top hides payments, plus a pitch for four late issues of a Monthly magazine.
The latest spring millinery stock features ladies hats and goods in the newest designs, matching styles found in Mrs Y's shop.
The Racine buggy line showcases an elegant Velie Buggies collection. Visit the shop to inspect options and prices and the dealer promises favorable pricing if you purchase.
Real estate ad for J A Taylor Realty highlights specialty in Kansas and Nebraska land sales. Claims ability to sell any kind of land from poorest to best with a square deal.
A brief item notes ongoing increases in the bar counter value each day. The report highlights steady daily gains and hints at factors contributing to the rise, including demand variation and supply adjustments. No specific figures or dates are provided in readable text.
Doctor J. Taylor advertises confinement cases and cash payments. Office location is the first door west of the lumber yard with phone number 1.
The passage notes sleep as nature's rebuilding period renewing brain and body energy. It warns that sleep loss weakens the system and can lead to physical wreckage. It mentions Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy that quiets irritated nerves and refreshes, but cautions it contains opiates and may have bad after effects.
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