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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
3
A brief notice presents a time table listing Josrogam Coane and the Ry ualseeanscon with M Ansir serving as General Kiershet. The fragment indicates scheduling or roster details for the entities involved.
Fragmented notice lists inconsistent hours from early morning to evening with garbled times. L Fowtan, P.M. appears as a signatory in a damaged, unclear text likely announcing office hours.
Fragmentary notes name Herman James McCord and Alex Bell among local county officers and school board supporters. Other lines reference a superintendent of schools and a court position, but the legibility is poor and exact titles and jurisdictions are unclear.
Regular session of the county court held monthly with Judge C. C. Boyux presiding. Named officials include John Barrow and A. L. erg, with A. Bicks among district contacts. April to October 1899 terms noted.
Btrle City Lodge No 107 A F and A M declares regular meetings on Wednesdays on or before the full moon each month at 7:30 p.m. in the GA.RB hall. A cordial welcome extended to visiting brethren. W M Jd. W. fircxs and Sec C L Fow irr.
Lindon Lodge No. 146 K of P meets Thursday night each week in G A K Kali Franx Wine C C W Lamnaer K of R & S.
Steele City Camp No 68 Modern Woodmen of America announces Tuesday night meetings. Clerk Maravis Evans listed.
Strele ity Lodge No 6 A O Wv Ww Meeks Avery hosts a meeting at 7 30 p m all brethren cordially invited officials B Wire M W W C P Lmer recorder Note garbled text but indicates fraternal lodge notice and invite for evening gathering.
Steele City Lodge No. 151 announces meetings every Friday night in G A R Hall. Brethren are respectfully invited. J W Peters N G A Deouen: Sec.
The E City W C T U holds a meeting on the second Saturday each month at 4:00 p m at Cational church. Emma Rav es is president.
Steelecity Lodge No. 4 and Rice Post No. 14 announce regular meeting times. Steelecity Lodge meets on the first and third bars of each month at 30 o'clock P M in G A R hall with officers listed. Rice Post meets every second and fourth Saturday at 7 30 P M in their hall, with marching comrades entertained.
Churches announce the Ladies Aid Society meets on the second ene afternoon and Covenant meeting occurs on the first Sunday of each month. Sunday services are at 11 o clock with Rev. H. Bexucey as pastor.
F E Sura pastor schedules preaching every other Sunday at 11 09 a m and 7 30 6 p m Raye holds Thursday night sessions at 7 80 Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 60 a m The fragment notes multiple fixed times and the pastor name indicating a church notices archive entry
The notice lists Sunday services at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m with Pastor H Avery and references a weekly meeting led by A T Pugwrs superintendent. The text is fragmentary but preserves church activity mentions.
A compact note records a short phrase about pacing and departure. The fragment hints at tempo change and travel timing without clear context or identifiable entities. Further readable details are not available in the text.
Plymouth resident Henry Nelson visits town while notices advertise Old paper for sale and clubbing rates for the Standard. Epworth League and Epworth Assembly coverage share regional activity at Lincoln Hastings and Fairbury with rail specials and local merchants promoting buggies and wagons.
Steele City represented at the institute by Vida Chancellor Grace Daugherty John O Evans Myrtle Campbell Nannie Rucker Emma Kelley Lola Martin Walter H Converge Lula Craig Belle Patterson Nannie Goldsberry Annie Harris Anna Zweifel John Demel Frank Lenker Rose Picker ing Clarence Depue. During the Civil War and the recent war with Spain diarrhoea troubled the army and many veterans suffer chronic illness. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene Co Pa uses Chambers Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised and sold by R T Taylor Druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promoted for skin eruptions sores boils and more. Mrs Geo F Burpion of Liberty RI endorses medicine from R T Taylor. County Sunday School Convention set for Daykin Sept 5-6 1899 with two delegates per Sunday school plus the pastor. Henry Newson of Plymouth Nebr available for information.
Hismarck's Iron. Nerve was the result of splendid health and indomitable will. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25 cents. Sold by druggists.
An old promotional notice touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify blood. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves improves complexion and grants a vibrant appearance for a run down invalid. Offered at 50 cents by druggists.
Cattle sale set for Wednesday August 16 at 1 30 pm located five miles west and five miles south of Steetburg. Sprengie and Violett offer 40 cows and heifers bred to a Hereford bull with 25 spring calves sired by the bull. Eight months financing at per cent or 3 per cent cash. Col DM Evans, auctioneer.
The St Joseph and Grand Island Railway offers a special Sunday trip to Hastings and Grand Island on August 20. Departure from Steele City at 6 30 A.M. arrives Hastings 9 36 and Grand Island 10 30. Tickets to either destination are only one dollar. A baseball game between Hanover Kansas and Grand Island clubs is planned as a major exhibition. Return trains depart Grand Island at 9 30 P.M. and Hastings at 10 20 P.M.
J E Lilly of Hannibal Missouri recounts a frightful illness that began with Typhoid Fever then Pneumonia and nearly ended in consumption. After taking Dr King’s New Discovery one bottle brought relief and he fully recovered, praising its safety and speed as a cure for throat and lung troubles. Free bottles offered.
A mother of eight recalls treating her sick daughter with a homemade remedy. She describes finding a bottle of medicine last summer and recommends it as one of the best remedies she ever used.
The Greater American Exposition midway hosts Cuban and Porto Rican native villages with home life displays and crafts. Exhibits include a death chair called the garrote, a gaucho bugler, a public execution scene, and a 400‑snake collection. Native Cuban music and dances such as the Rumba and Kite Dance are performed by Madame Josephine, famed as the Queen of the Islands.
Readers are invited on a Crand Island trip this Sunday August 20 departing Hast ings for a day excursion. Note details unclear due to OCR.
Fragmentary text outlines trips with starting times and a completed leg. It references going and午 ment between two periods, mentioning Saturday and a 6 am limit. The readable phrases are cryptic and non-specific.
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