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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1896
Page
3
Local items report on postal schedules, nursery stock, and various steele City advertisements. Mentions A T Paetes Co and C C Andrews selling dried peaches and seeds, Jansen Nursery offerings, and Easter goods at multiple shops. Includes court notes, weather, and community notices with names like Mrs Graves and Captain Andrews.
At Fowler and Aukrum's office the Newton precinct caucus met Wednesday afternoon with C. L. Fowler chosen chair and L. B. Train secretary. A delegate committee of Capt. C. Andrews, Elias Marsters and A. D. Hedges proposed a slate for the Republican county convention in Fairbury on Saturday the 4th. The list was adopted: C. L. Fowler, B. A. Bugbee, R. B. Thompson, P. G. Emerson, A. Allen, L. B. Train, H. W. Challu, J. F. Kellar, G. B. White, Samuel Barber, E. Marsters, A. D. Hedges.
A puzzle closes the series from a lady contributor with a ten letter word. Clues hint at positions 5 3 10 forming a plant, 1 8 2 a tree, 4 8 10 a fish part, 69 8 10 a coin, and 4 2 10 a marsh. The whole word is described as worth striving for, with prizes offered for correct solutions.
A fragmented note from 116 B 4th St Topeka references Lucifer the Light Bearer aliasing as a defender of light against darkness. It mentions women’s rights and a published date with unclear months for 36.
Promotes Fowler and Ankrum for collecting, listing, and selling property, offering farm sales with discretion, and providing low cost insurance protection. Encourages rent or sale listings and notes several recent real estate or mortgage rebates in the area.
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