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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
3
Community items include council notes, trustee names, and local updates. Mentions city officers, church events, and meetings. reports deaths, illnesses, visits, and birthdays. Contains social notices, dental visits, Masonic lodge attendance, and agricultural tips with regional happenings.
The Steele City Standard reports on a busy period with Miss Fornstall's class presenting a notable program for ten cents admission, and travel notes as Mr and Mrs Graves visit from Winnetka. Local hunter activity continues, while Rev E Cressman is secured for Memorial Day services and E A Rice Post G A R plans ceremonies. Also reported are livestock strays, weather caution, a bereavement, and a lighthearted acrostic quip from a Boston newspaper. The Waifs of New York starring Katie Emmett comes to Stevie's Opera House in Fairbury with Detroit feedback cited. A forthcoming legal notice warns of a property matter in a county court and a caution about a public notice in Steele City.
W M Terry of Elkton Kentucky in twelve years of drug trade reports Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy exceeds all others in market sales hundreds of bottles sold and widespread customer satisfaction. G O Taylor sells the remedy.
Pullen Pal reports a late night railway incident involving a sleeping guard aboard a night train. Officials investigate the sequence of events affecting service and passenger safety.
Fragmentary notice mentions reservations and agents in Sone City with terms like pass, watches changed, and warranted work. Details are garbled but references to agents, city and trade appear.
Table City Lodge No 107 A F and A M announces regular communication on the third Wednesday at 7 20 pm in G A R hall. Welcomes visiting brethren. Secretary C L Fowinn and WM J Tartos listed. Lindon Lodge No 20 met in R hall with wine and officers R of R 8 details unclear.
The text lists lodge meetings and officers for several fraternal groups. It notes Reele City Camp No 168 M W A meets monthly, Steele Lodge No 4 Degrees of Melville meets on the first and third Tuesdays, Lambert Lodge No 9 B A Rises posts, and Rice Post No 14 G A P meets on the second and fourth Saturdays with marching comrades entertained.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Sunday proceeding and vague references to individuals and events. The text is unreadable and does not provide identifiable names, places, or a clear news item to summarize.
garbled OCR fragment mentions a time 11 00 a.m. and a school schedule with days and a 10 30 a.m. reference unclear.
The fragment lists weekly church activities with services at 21 00 hours and evenings. It mentions Pastor and a Sunday school run by Pastor Supt with vague weekday meetings and unclear times.
Readable portions show names and terms but essential facts are missing. The fragment lacks a coherent event, dates, or locational details to form a complete record.
Fragmentary notes from a weekly column list price ranges including 8.00 to 63.16 and 1.50 to 2.26 as observed in a periodical by H. Phelps and G. A. Homley. The text is incomplete but indicates miscellaneous price entries and weekly notices.
A fragmented moral exhortation warns against hasty choices and misplaced judgments. It cautions not to assume debt as light, to value hard work, and to avoid whining. The piece reflects on patience, restraint, and judgments amid societal pressures.
Poste For Bate. nae Endicott Neb has oak walnut berry mulberry red elm oah and hedge poste for sale at B & M depot at very low er fees.
Local letters praise Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as effective for rheumatism and other household uses. W J Cuyler of Red Creek and W A Stroud of Popomoke City share testimonials through editors and merchants. G O Traylor advertises remedies for cholera and diarrhea. Sale through G O Taylor.
A Newark Michigan Civil War veteran suffered from horrible ulcers for twenty years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed them. The ad claims the salve cures pimples, cuts, burns, boils, felons, corns, and skin eruptions and guarantees results. Sold by druggists.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pita as a daily health aid. Described as a sugar coated globule, the product promises to convert weakness into strength and fatigue into power. Sold by druggists, the box claims to support daily energy.
The message proclaims generous aid to the needy, claiming Dro King’s New Discovery will distribute ten million trial bottles of medicine. It asserts public satisfaction and gratitude for the aid.
The Standard invites readers to learn about its clubbing rates. Details are not provided in the fragment, and no specific figures or terms are given.
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