Fragmentary OCR shows railway freight notice and agents
A damaged text fragment lists railway timing and station names along with names of agents including M. Aperr General Freight and Passenger Agent and W. S. Hall Local Agent. The legible parts reference service schedules and general notices to principal terminals in the region.
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Eeereenton Seeens
A. M. Vansongel
Anager
M. Aperr
General Freight & Passenger Agt
Hall
Locas Aerrrt
Post Office Time Table Incomplete Schedule
Malle opens six minutes after arrival of every mall train and closes. another station opens on Sandaye from 11 18 a m to 11 7 p m and from 8 17 to 5 17 p m. Details include times 12 06 p m and 106 p m with initials O L Fowtan P M.
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Malle
Lativ
Cong East
Sandaye
L. Fowtan
Incomplete OCR Grounded Names and Notices
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and roles such as Bogkets Beant, Sovteveses bense, A. H. Marebal, and A. D Board. It mentions a Tuesday evening board meeting and includes a roster of individuals like J. W. Hockett and Geo. White, with scattered initials and titles. The fragment provides no clear event or outcome.
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Caton A Ccase
Sovteveses Bense Senes Coders Cosceosors A. H. Thel Marebal and
District Court Terms Set for 1899 Schedule
District Court holds regular terms on April 7 June 15 and October 15 1899 with C B Lerner J S Stats as judges The County Court announces regular sections for each month led by Judge C Boyvusz in the first poem entry note.
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C. Boyvusz
Local Lodge Notices and Memorial Reminders
Steele City Lodge No 151 of the IOOF honors a departed member and lists meeting times for Steele City Lodge No 4 Degree of Honor and A Rice Post No 14. The notices name officers Mrs Anice Lambert and A Allen and provide meeting schedules for the comradely groups and their halls.
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Steele City Lodge
Community notices and meeting schedule fragment
Fragmentary local bulletin lists a weekly meeting pattern and a recurring covenant gathering. It mentions a Friday 8 30 period and a second afternoon meeting with more unclear timing. It references a first Sunday event but lacks complete details.
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P. R. Ion Ald
Covenant
Sunday night services shift at Methodist Church
The article notes alternate evening services at the Methodist Church with Sunday events. Attendance patterns and a 7 PM start time are mentioned, reflecting changes in the local church schedule.
Prize Winners Parade Through June July and August
A fragment notes winners named J Wins with mentions of ee ee semabest Hetry ment Mise ethanaenee and tees, with events occurring each June July and August. The readable text is fragmented and lacks concrete details on titles or organizers.
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Semabest
Tees
Market Quotations From Steele City Grain and Livestock
Wheat and corn prices listed with minor declines. Hogs range from 3.00 to 3.15 dollars, cows from 1.50 to 2.25, steers from 3.75 to 4.25 dollars. Prices are weekly corrected by A. H. Phelps and G. A. Hamley.
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A. H. Phelps
G. A. Hamley
Local items and notices from Fairbury underscores town life
Local brief notices include job ads offering experience required at 10.0 F, social visits from J. Orr and Miss Jessie Core, plans for a Fairbury town board meeting, and upcoming events by Campbel Bros and G A R. Other items report cattle shipments, obituary of Stephen S. Field, business moves, and a large Blue River catfish caught by S F Scott and Lew Chappel.
Local notices and sales in Endicott Neb and area
John Marsh of Endicott announces posts for sale at B and M depot including oak walnut and elm at low prices. Two Jittlé children brought home by Mr and Mrs Bale last December were raised at home. youngest girl age four to remain with Hale. Rev F E K Smith officiated wedding of Henry Ward age 70 and Mrs White age 40 at Kestergon. Congregational ladies plan a dime social at Captain Andrews home on Wednesday the 10th with program and refreshments. W B Gordon and family return from Indiana to make Endicott their future home. former Steele City merchants associate.
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John Marsh
Endicott
Neb
P. Bale
Gil
Hale
F. EK. Smith
Kestergon
Henry Ward
White
Congregational
Captan Andrews
W.B. Gordon
Indiana
Carriage Works Ad Offers Factory Vehicle Sale Prices
An illustrated catalogue from Schenck Carriage Works advertises direct factory sales with low prices and various wagons listed, including road wagons, spring wagons, poncion, and a survey fee, inviting inquiries on application.
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Schenck
School News and Student Updates
Maud Evans returned to school Monday. Okley Goldsberry has been detained at home this week due to work. Maud Snider has quit school because measles affected her eyes. Miss Etta Phelps visited Friday afternoon. In the principal's department Frank Lenker was absent Monday and Tuesday for farm work.
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Maud Snider
Etta Phelps
Frank Lenker
Cattle for Sale Native Steers and Yearlings in Nebraska
40 two year old native steers priced at 4.25 per hundred and 20 yearling native steers at 4.25 per hundred offered by A Maygorn Laobam Neb.
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A. Maygorn
Designer Magazine Sees Readership Boost and Price Change
The May issue increases reading matter and quality with better paper and illustrations. The Menanee is promoted as the leading woman’s guide including fashion and home arts. Subscriptions rise to 1.00 per year post paid. single issues 10 cents.
The Countess Emilia grows in The Ladies Home Journal
Anthony Hope writes a romance about a quarrelling countess who retreats to the castle with her husband. Captain Dieppe joins the household and accidentally opens a door to the countess in exile. He falls in love, sparking ongoing romantic adventures through the castle and gardens.
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Anthony Hope
Emilia
Ladies Home Jounal
Sepe
Dieppe
Momeni
President Harper Discusses Education and the Republic
President Harper of the University of Chicago contributes to Cosmopolitan Magazine’s two year education discussion. He favors broad liberal views on university roles and their relation to the republic and people. The April Cosmopolitan also serializes Tolstoy’s great novel in edited form, with no loss of the story.
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Harper
University of Chicago
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Cosmopolitan
Republic
Count Tolstoy
United States
England
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Notice to creditors of estate in Steele City
The State of Nebraska six months for creditors to file claims against the estate from March 7, 1800. All claims filed by September 7, 1800 will be barred. The executrix has one year to settle from March 7, 1809. Publication in Steele City Standard for four weeks before September 7, 1809. Boona, County Judge.
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Steele City Standard
Pagers elegant reclining chair cars enhance train equipment
between Sx san and Grand Island, which in addition . Pagers elegant, new reclining chair cars seats free now in use, makes the equipment of these trains the best. Agents will be glad to give any wy ri-cagone concerning reservations made on the Gen Pass. Agt. Joseph, Mo, Ww.8. Wats, Actae Steele Ct, Neb.
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San
Grand Island
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Dealer
W M Terry of Elkton Ky with twelve years in the drug trade says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other cough medicine. He has sold hundreds of bottles and endorses its effectiveness. For sale by G O Taylor.
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W. M. Terry
Chamberlain
Elkton
G. O. Taylor
Rheumatism Balm Endorsed By Local Merchants
W J Cuyler of Red Creek NY praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and other household uses. Editor W C Phippen notes Cuyler as a leading village merchant. G O Traylor sells the balm locally. A Worcester Enterprise ad excerpt also praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with W A Stroud attesting its effectiveness for himself and children.
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Chamberlain
Red Creek
N.Y
Cuyler
G.O Traylor
Appetite of a Goat Envy and Dr King's Pills
The ad proclaims Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for poor digestion and weak appetites improving digestion and energy. It claims the pills provide a splendid appetite and regular bodily habit and are sold for 26 cents at drug stores.
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Dr. King
Man Cures Piles With Arnica Salve Against Doctors say
Renick Hamilton of Weet Jefferson County suffered a rectal fistula for 18 months and was told by physicians he would die without a costly operation. He instead treated himself with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, five boxes, and recovered. The remedy is sold for 25 cents a box by druggists.
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Renick Hamilton
Weet Jefferson, C
Benignant old man boasts of strict past deeds
A waifs mission speaker, an elderly man, boasts he never swore, drank, used tobacco, smoked, visited a theater or circus. A boy near the front quips that he must have come to town on the last load, prompting a moment of comic relief.
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Mission
Electric Bitter Aids Mrs Brewer in Scrofula Cure
Dr D B Cargile of Wasbits I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitter cured Mrs Brewer’s scrofula after years of suffering and failing doctors. Claiming benefits for eczema tetter boils and internal organs, the ad asserts great health and urges purchase for 60 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
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D.B Cargile
Wasbits
I. T
Watches Changed to Quick Train in Steele City
In Steele City Nebraska a local advert notes watches changed from slow to quick train with wind key changed to stem wind and promotes all work warranted and trade solicited by the shop.
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Sestnetine Des Syneevees
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County Officlers
Steele
Enibied Groshorn
Icccce
Orono
Watson County Sai of
Schoals
A. Carmony Mimtratone
W.C. Line
Herman Tietjen
Jame` E McCord
Assessir Newton I’recruet
Alex, Bel
Trugters
J. W. Hockett
W. C. Palmer
Geo. White
C. RK. Bracken
C. B. Lerrer
Stats
Udges
Berle City Lodge
J. 8
Tarxor
W. M
C. L. Fuwyrn
Steele City
Woodman OF America
G. A Hall
Coleman
W.C
Marvix Evans
ET Church
S. Emma Vis
BR. Hall
Anice Lambert
H. Mus
D. L. Tcrnmr
C. L. Fowler, Ad’j
Methodist
Su‘ts
Roy
A. Ho
Avuay
Ladies’ Aid Society
Suna
A.T. Pusles
Supi
Steele City Market
Gries
Lorne, Fainsvey, Nea
Orr
Fairbay
Jessie Core
Washington
Hovsee Zoellin
Maywood, Hl
Campbel Bros
Fairroro
G. A. R. Post
Samuel Barber
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury
Neh
Simuel Barber
L. Masser
Geo. Dunne
R. Roode
Will Dickinson
St. Joe
Omaha Weekly Bee
Woman’s Home Companion
Stephen S. Field
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
S. H. Curry
Dr. Ireland
Hol Énvurg
L. A. Barks
Wali
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Gordon
F. Scott
Lew Chappel
Steele City, Neb
Hollenburg, Kan
West’ Side
A. T. Phelps
Maud Evans
Okley Goldsberry
State OF
Nebraska
Boona
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway
Pullman Palace
Worcester Enterprise
W. A. Stroud
Popomoke City
Best
Rota
Staneaoe
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
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