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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
3
Friday April 27 1900 time table details from the Ro ime line and local notes cover tram times at the depot. The page also reports Miss Mans visiting from Spencer, Masonic lodge attendance, church events, and shop openings with notices about residences and a new store opening by Cal Clark.
SOCIETIES says LINDON Lopus and Steele City Lodge No 16 A C Y meet regularly. Notes U A R hall events for Steele City and Steele City Lodge details include officers Wurts and Pauison with meeting nights and times.
Steele City W C T U and Steele City Lodge No 2 honor their meeting days on the second and fourth Saturdays. Rice Post No 14 G A R and Fowler Camp Sons of Veterans hold monthly gatherings the fourth Saturday evenings. Officers listed include Mus LamBeet and Sec Hamsey with adjutant Fowler.
A local group named Caste Society announces a biweekly gathering schedule. The next meeting is set for the second Sunday at Chas Fawk, with details aimed at community participation and discussion.
Methodist church announces preaching every other Sunday at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting every Thursday and weekly Sunday school at 10 360 a m.
Y P 8 and C B hold a weekly gathering every Sunday evening at the Methodist and Baptist churches. Maunner Weaver attends with others in the group.
Incomplete OCR captures outline brief Converec discussions spanning June and July. The record notes agenda items, participant names, and tentative decisions without full context or outcomes.
Corrected weekly market notes list prices for corn and oats. Corn prices range from 40 cents per unit, while oats show a weekly correction from $1.50 to $2.50 a bushel and from $3.50 to $3.75 for other grades. Names A H Phelps and G A Hamley appear as editors or correspondents.
The notice asks subscribers with unpaid arrears to settle promptly. Mr. A. 8. Miller is authorized to receive payments and issue receipts. It notes arrears may be small or large and urges compliance to avoid further action.
A Kansas healer claims Dr. King s New Life Pills cure sick headaches and nervous ailments with pure blood benefits for 25 cents. An M E church Ladies Aid Society event in Holienberg features Miss Tucker and Sidner from Alexandria, with an open air band concert and a 1 15 cent admission, promising entertaining readings and pantomimes.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Guova and a ticket or badge with a value of zero, unclear location. The text is incomplete but implies a local notice or small event tied to Guova. Further context is unavailable in the readable lines.
Paints and Oils at M G Evans Furniture Store. Board of County Commissioners meeting date moved from May 2 to May 9. A waterspout or cloud burst observed near Odeil as a Tuesday storm, causing little damage. Cyclones seem frequent in the vicinity lately.
A. B. Parsons of Jackson County West Virginia reports his wife suffered a long rheumatic attack confining her to bed. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm purchased for fifty cents she walked to breakfast the next day and has had no similar attack since. Sold by R. T. Taylor druggist.
Sunday excursion tickets now offered at one fare for a round trip. The offer applies to trips starting between 6 p.m. Saturday and 6 a.m. Monday and returning within the same period, covering St Joseph and Grand Island routes.
A garbled ad fragment promotes a cure sold by a Holienberg druggist priced at 50 cents. It touts relief for a wide range of ailments and claims the product is best selling, though details and authenticity are unclear.
Fragmentary lines present a cryptic riddle about strength endurance and distance with repeated bat imagery and discordant phrases. The text offers fragmented phrases without clear narrative or identifiable people places or organizations.
A Morganton Tenn. woman reports a horrible outbreak of sores on her daughter's head that developed into scald head. She credits Back lea's Araiea Salve with a complete cure for eczema and related skin issues. Available for 25 cents at Lewis' drug store in Hollenberg. Miles' Restorative endorsed.
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