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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
3
Local items from Fairbury Nebraska include Dr Trask the graduate optician visiting Dr Taylor's office on Thursday April 26, several residents traveling between Fairbury and nearby towns, and society notices. Community ads promote the Hub store sale and lodging options plus a relief fund appeal and church supper.
Fragmentary notes show a time table mix up for a post office run with phrases like eastbound at 10:80 am and unclear destinations. The legible items reference L. Fontas and Ff. M. as possible officials.
A garbled OCR fragment references several individuals and entities including W. W. Kereuver, Cermeny Cates Dassmighinere, and W. C. Line with Herman James McCord and Assetsor ewton rreoinc. Palmer. The text hints at a legal or professional context but lacks clear actions or dates.
District Court schedules indicate terms opening in April and June with Judge B. Lerro presiding. The notice outlines dates for filings and proceedings, urging attorneys to prepare calendars and ensure compliance with local court rules.
A cordial welcome to all visiting brothers as we gather for the first week in the month. The W M extends a greeting and invites attendance by members and guests.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a lodge and fraternal society items with references to a meeting hall in Lannion and King of P council. Details are unclear, but entry mentions district events and potential obituaries or notices about activities.
Orry Camp No. 1685 of Modern Woodmen meets every other Friday night and Steele City Lodge No. 4 meets Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in G.A. Be ball. Visitors invited. Recorder U. Patan signs the notice with Bray Clerk and Marvin Bray as staff.
The local Women's Christian Temperance Union chapter holds a meeting on the second Saturday each month at the church. President EuMa Ra Vas presiding.
Steele City Lodge No 2% of the Degree of Honor meets on the first and second sheet getardate of each month at 6 oclock PM, with officers including C H Mae A T Partre and records Wm F. M. S. Rice Post No 14 G A R meets the second and fourth Saturday at Aber own hall with entertainments. A Alban and Bons of GL Fowler Camp No VETERNS meet every fourth Saturday at 7 30 PM with Fst to sergeant JV Spans listed.
Church notices state the Ladies Aid Society meets every second Saturday with the next gathering at the church. Superintendent names include H Batekiwy and Pag ar. Forty details appear garbled but indicate regular Friday and Sunday church roles.
Fragmentary notice outlines preaching every Sunday with services at 2 p.m. and a secretary or minister’s guidance. Specific times and details are unclear.
A brief item notes a recurring Sunday gathering for Methodists and Baptists, with attendance and remarks by leaders BSeey and Pros at the community venue.
Public schools observe a vacation period in August and July per W B Converse and Jetermetate Dee. The notice lists the annual break timing for the school system.
In early 1900s Nebraska notes, Steeleburg will shed its old name and adopt Steele City dominant change after July 1. Postmaster Fowler and Senator Thurston praised for efforts to restore the town’s proper title amid local loyalty and civic pride.
An old advertisement offers Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to treat a cold with a money back refund if no cure. Note indicates a signature from G. W. Gnove and price per box.
Mrs. C Musser is visiting with relatives and friends at Washington this week.
A resident recalls a severe rheumatism attack that left a wife bedbound for over a month. Using Chamberlain's Pain Balm purchased for fifty cents, she recovered enough to walk to breakfast the next morning and has not had another attack since. Sold by R T Paylor.
An OCR fragment cites Tyasilike wr writing a parody of Mr e's Recessional titled a Pregs as a betal and a yard Piplieg. The first stanza mocks jingoes and world lords claiming divine right, noting their baneful sway and a sense that they have forgotten.
Proprieties of Dr Kings Recovery for Consumption coughs and colds claim to have given away ten million trial bottles. They state it cures asthma bronchitis la grippe and chest and lung diseases and offer free trial bottles via Lewis the local druggist in Hollenberg with regular bottles priced at 50 cents and two dollars.
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