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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1898
Page
3
A mixed column reports shop sales and closures, property transfers, livestock shipments, and mortgagee sales around Steele City and Endicott. It notes a railway timetable change, local elections, court news, and social events, with mentions of ranch work, a wedding, and a plan for the Omaha exposition opening June 1 1898.
Six day period ending March 29 shows fifty three months cancelled and a recorded balance of 81 200.09 with 37 170.96 outstanding. A local resident Mrs A Tavees from 7720 nee a fore area reports improvement after using Pain Balm on a long standing bone issue. G O Taylor druggist in Swede City Neb sells 25 and 50 cent sizes. Oxien medicine claims to address blood, kidney and heart ailments and is touted by agent Mrs Touley Steele City.
A fragmented clipping notes that several men left Nebraska with money seized by authorities. It mentions amounts around 780 dollars and references related wartime or legal actions. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
A notice announces a liberal offer for a three month subscription to American Popular Music. Send three or more performers on piano or organ to receive sixteen pages of the latest songs with full sheet music. Include fifteen cents for money or postage to Popular Music Company Indianapolis Ind.
A suffering woman endorses Dr Coonley’s Orange Lily claiming quick cheap relief from female diseases. She urges readers to contact Coonley Medical Institute Detroit Michigan for a free ten payment treatment to be convinced of the discovery’s humanity and efficacy.
The article explains two paths to bladder trouble: imperfect kilag action or careless local treatment of diseases. It notes unhealthy urine from diseased kidneys as the chief cause and warns that pelvic symptoms are often misattributed to female weakness. It urges correct diagnosis to avoid errors.
A partially legible clipping mentions Dominiga Company and a department inquiry in Los Angeles, prompted by city officials. The fragment references an official review and potential regulatory action, with no clear outcome reported.
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