Local Rail Office Names Schedules and Agents
Incomplete OCR text lists names and titles for railway staff and offices including managers and agents. Specifics on routes, dates, or events are unclear.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1899
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text lists names and titles for railway staff and offices including managers and agents. Specifics on routes, dates, or events are unclear.
The readable lines show times like 10 80 a m and 8 1) p m with unclear destinations. The text mentions arrivals and openings for a transport system, but many digits and words are garbled, leaving only partial schedule fragments and locations.
Society notices list K of P Lindon Lodge No. 146 and allied orders scheduling weekly meetings. References include officers Bree, W. M. C. L. Fowusa, and lamere as K of R, with details for first Wednesday and weekly gatherings at Union halls.
The text lists a fraternal lodge notice for the Woodmen of Ambuiga Camp No 16 and G A R City Lodge No 16, noting meeting nights each Monday at 7:20 PM in the GAR hall and mentioning officers and recording.
Meer eve second Aeroday in each month at 5:00 p m at Congregational church with Mrs Euwa B Gaavas as President.
In Steele City Lodge No. 24 Degree of Honor a meeting was held with officers and members present. The text records a procession of names, roles, and a summary of the day’s proceedings though some lines are garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Baptist church society meeting weekly on Sunday with a schedule and a prayer gathering at 8:00 p.m. Details are garbled but indicate church event timing and a pastor's name.
A church advertises preaching every other Sunday at 11 00 a m and 7 0 p m Prayer Thursday Igat al Ray Bible School held every Sunday at 10 0 a m
Weekly religious events listed include Sunday sermons at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. at Ry. Kh. A. Aveey, with Pragee meetings every Thursday evening at Ta Aiu Society. Evening song services noted, with details indicating a weekly rhythm for worship and prayer.
Fragmentary notes indicate weekly Sunday evening broadcasts of the Metropolitan Opera, listing performers such as Hagneer Weaver and O. Evans, though details are unclear and some names are unreadable.
A sister of Mrs Friday from near Fairbury visits this week. Various townspeople travel to Washington and Mankato for business and dental work. Shippers, sales, and farm moves appear among local names such as Phelps Musser and Mrs Musser. A December 6 chicken-pie sociable is announced at Mr. Martin’s. Also notes on hotel meals, buggy ads, and an India entertainment by Rev Isham on December 14 at the M B Church.
Election of officers will be held at the next meeting of E A Rice Post No 14 G A R on Saturday evening Dec 9 A full attendance is desired Comrades be present A Allen P C OC OL Fowsen Adj t Red Hot From The Gun Was the tale that hit G B Stead man of Newark Mich in the Civil War It cured his ulcers after 20 years with Bucklews Arnica Salve Cures cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions Best pile cure on earth 25c a box Sold by druggists
A modernized ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy halts croup in children at the first hoarseness or cough. The text boasts decades of use and universal trust, citing R. T. Taylor as the local druggist selling the product.
A distressed call to readers urging support for a winter advertising season. The notice indicates a local manager in St Louis seeks subscriptions and mentions a controversial price reduction. The piece references Dr Miles Restorative and implies financial hardship among boys and families during hard times.
J F Ackrom was returning from Fairbury when attacked near the Clay Pit. He received a severe head wound and a lantern showed a roving suspect who fled. Ackrom’s money and team were stolen. a five cent piece and six dollars and some cents were noted. No suspects or clues available at this time.
Advertises a subscription offer for the St Louis Star with a new song issue and sheet music size format. Mentions Willi Mivog and a two‑page magazine in book form with illustrated cover, asking 30 cents for three months and providing an office address in St Louis Missouri.
A vintage advertising blurb touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful tonic. It claims to transform fatigue into energy and weakness into strength, promoting mental clarity and vitality. Sold by druggists in the 430 box package.
Lost two small sows weighing 110 and 130 pounds each last seen Saturday forenoon near Mr. Demel's. Liberal reward offered for recovery. Also mentions local ad hoc notices and Chamberlain's Pain Balm endorsements from D B Johnston of Richmond Indiana.
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