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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR outlines a local notice mentioning a manager position and a room or hall event at 2 pm. It references names like Jesepa ane Gray Ign Ry and W. 8. Hall, with partial phrases suggesting a local appointment or announcement.
Port office timetable shows daily departures to the east at 8:00 p m and west at 10:00 p m. Service also lists morning 9:00 a m and 5:00 p m slots. L. Fowras, P. M.
Fragmentary OCR mentions W. Dodge and W. Watson A. Carmony with partial names. No clear event, date, or place. records indicate a court or legal note with individuals Fenakine Ansereur Tootee frecine and associates.
Ambiguous text fragment lists names and words such as etapa tet power and Ali e a with no clear event or context available for a full summary. No identifiable persons organizations or places can be reliably extracted from the fragment.
Notice lists court sessions for the district and county courts with dates in April June and an upcoming Monday session. It requires attendees to appear or respond as directed by the registrar. Names and locations are partially legible.
Regular lodge meetings announced for PTECLE City Lodge No 107 A F and A M the Lindon Lodge No 146 K of P Wind Co Co P W Lampeot K of R a S Steele City Camp No 168 Modern Woman of America Steele City Lodge No 116 AOUW meet weekly and other fraternal groups invite visiting brethren and members to attend in the G A R hall and adjacent venues on specified weeknights and dates.
The Steeds City W C T U council announces gatherings at the ZLCational church every second Saturday of each month. Bagarae Ba VES serves as president.
Steele City Lodge, Degree of Honor, meets first and third IT month at 3 pm with officers Lambert Mas Puetre. Spat Saturday members meet at 4 pm with Forssa Pres Hamisy Sec. Rice Post 14 holds second and fourth Saturdays at 7 pm in their hall with marching comodes. Fowler Camp Veteran group meets fourth Saturday monthly at 7 30 pm led by Stage and Spygrant.
The Ladies Aid Society schedules its meeting for the second Sunday and every Sunday afterward. Reverend H Beuker is noted as pastor, with Covenant meeting details appearing in the readable fragments.
A church announces services every Sunday with a 10:00 a m worship and alternate Sunday gatherings at 11:00 a m plus Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m led by Pastor Rev F E Sm.
Reading of Sunday services at 11 00 a.m. and Thursday evening 430 p m. Ladies aid society meets Wednesday. Sunday School every Sunday at 12 M. A T Pugiep Superintendent.
An evening gathering described as alternate and Baptist chat meets on Sunday. Details are sparse but indicate a community devotional or discussion event occurring in the area.
W H Converse notes vacation timing for the Intermediate department with periods in June and July and indicates a phase of activities or schedule during that interval. The fragment references Vida PeoF and a recurring June July pattern.
Fragmented text mentions wheat and rye with disrupted terms. Includes figures such as $4.00 to 4.65 and $1.50 to 82:50 with names A H Phelps and G A Bamley. Core details vague due to transcription errors.
Notes from Fairbury and nearby towns record movements of residents and visiting professionals, summaries of shipments including hogs and grain, and medical and business visits. Community notices cover charity drives, market offers, and a India relief fundraiser with committee members and donation details.
The electors of the Republican Party of Newton precinct will hold a caucus at Steele City on Wednesday April 18 at 2 p.m. to select 12 delegates to the county convention at Fairbury on April 21 and to handle other business as needed. L B Taax
Advertisement for Dr King s New Life Pills claiming to cure sick and nervous headaches. Promises pure blood and health build up. 25 cents with money back if not cured. Sold by J T Lewis druggist Hollenberg Kansas.
Erna Psaggon Rora Graves and editors note several absences at the school. George Johnson Effa Phelps Willie Chancellor Minnie Stewart Chris Bemel Willie and Sara Coleman Walter Lenker are mentioned. A High School Literary Society program is planned for Friday and the Eighth grade has started book-keeping.
A historic advertisement style piece praising Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It notes trial bottle giveaways, testimonials from Andersonville Indiana and Hollentais Kansas druggists, prices for regular bottles, and guarantees. It ends with locals noting public health impact and sales by R T Taylor.
A West Virginia man reports his wife suffered a months long rheumatism attack leaving her bed bound. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm he says she walked to breakfast the next morning and has not had another attack since. Available from R T Taylor druggist.
Abraham Hare of Béliville C endorses Electric Bitters as the best selling tonic in 20 years. He claims it tones the stomach regulates liver and kidneys purifies blood and strengthens nerves to restore vigor in weak sickly and run-down people. Price 50 cents sold by J T Lewis Hollenberg Kansas.
The New Voice paper labeled as pro prohibitionist is accused of falsehoods about a Methodist Episcopal week of prayer and a White House alcohol policy. Toledo Blade condemns the paper’s attack as venomous and partisan. Separately a large Kansas convention hall hosting a national meeting on July 4 was destroyed by fire last Wednesday.
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