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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
8
The Steele City Press notes its weekly Friday publication schedule under A. D. Roven as publisher. The notice confirms the paper releases every Friday and serves as a record of the publication’s regular issue cycle.
An old newspaper line advertises subscriptions with a $1.50 price and a paid in advance option described as a time-limited offer. The snippet suggests a periodical promotion emphasized by bold pricing.
Fragmentary notice appears with postal matter details and classification hints. Readable lines suggest an official notice related to mail matter handling or filing, though full context and formal names are obscured.
An 1910 exchange complains of a land of high mountains and high taxes, low valleys and wages, crooked rivers and statesmen, big pumpkins and big men with pumpkin heads, roaring rivers and orators, sharp lawyers and financiers, fast trains and shoes, and many newspapers that lie.
A visitor to the workhouse finds an old woman who speaks Irish. The priest later visits and asks about her prayers. The woman says he cannot say them in Irish, but she hopes God understands all languages and may understand English as well.
The State Journal offers a bargain year 1911 subscription for $3 without Sunday or $4 with Sunday, via December 21 28. The paper promises fuller state telegraph coverage and a vigorous Washington department as the legislature begins. Remittances should be sent to Lincoln Nebraska.
Probate notice seeks final account approval and discharge for administrator. Hearing set for December 15, 1910 at 1 PM in Fairbury County Court. Notice to interested persons via The Steele City Press for three consecutive weeks.
Clothing store advertises Hart Schaffner and Marx suits from 10 to 35 dollars and overcoats 10 to 40 dollars. It touts gifts of quality and long-lasting pleasure with a range of men’s wear including house coats sweat ers gloves and waist-hosiery.
The Youths Companion announces a 1911 offer with 1910 weeks remaining free for new subscribers. It includes 13 color lithographed art calendar pages with gold, and an extra 1911 calendar for Christmas gifts. The illustrated Announcement of a larger, better Companion will be sent free to any address.
Fragmentary text discusses name changes and official documents, mentioning Secretary Root and a person reducing his designation. It also cites cancer mortality figures with 145 in a mission and 162 H98 million dying, indicating data confusion.
The ministry in In Hyinga sets fixed prices for veterinary medicines to regulate costs. Authorities state the move targets affordability and stability for farmers and animal care.
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