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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
3
Fragmentary notice lists vague travel times and routes with inconsistent punctuation. Mentions of trains, westbound service, and daily windows from early morning to evening appear garbled, offering little clear scheduling or actionable details.
District court holds regular sessions on first Wednesdays and midyear dates announced by C K Ritton clerk. County court sets regular sessions on the first Monday of each month with judges Boxle and Juige noted among officials.
Local fraternal orders and charitable groups announce weekly meetings and officers. Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen list weekly Thursday and Saturday gatherings, with officers and locations given.
Partial OCR indicates a local fraternal order notice mentioning Steele City Lodge No. 2, Degree of Honor. The readable text references a meeting or event date in May and a location at Pasir, with unclear surrounding details.
The text notes a veterans group meeting held on the fourth Saturday night each month with Captain Spann and First Sergeant Fist listed among attendees.
The Alabama church announces a Baptist covenant gathering on the second Sunday of the month. Members are invited to attend the service and related events, with planning underway for fellowship and worship.
Fragmentary notice indicates preaching every other Sunday at 11:00. The text is garbled but references a church or meeting schedule and a person named Faron.
Fragmentary notice lists preaching Sundays at 11 00 am and 2 pm and 7 22 pm with meetings and a superintendent named Supt PRALPS. Details are unclear but indicates regular services and a Sunday meeting schedule.
The notice indicates Sunday evening gatherings held alternately at the first base, with nun attendees and a secretary mentioned. Details are fragmentary and incomplete.
Ww B Converse records departures in August noting Picary's leave. The entry lists the events as part of a municipal or organizational bulletin with limited context.
Market quotations show shelling prices and weekly averages. The note lists bids for several pots and shelling figures with figures around 93.25 and 63.76, compiled by G. A. Hamley.
Scrappy items report visitors and travel from Fairbury to nearby towns, church events, farm trade, and local ads. Notable notes include Butter fat prices, a four car shipment of porn to Kansas City, a coldest season morning at 8 degrees, Rocky Mountain Tea endorsements, and shop notices for L A Burkes buggies and A Allen’s street lamp. A. Allen proprietor promotes lodging at City hotel and meals. multiple small notices about health remedies and entertainment appearances conclude the slice.
Weathersoon farmer Reaick Hamilton of Weatherferson Ohio faced a fatal fistula after 18 months of illness. Doctors warned death without costly surgery, yet he reportedly cured himself using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The note mentions 25 cents per box and druggists selling it. The farming season saw good weather boosting corn yields with many farmers finished, some still in fields.
The text presents a Thanksgiving acrostic praising gratitude and divine blessing. It claims victory over foreign foes in peace and invokes praise to God. It reflects a colonial era sentiment of national gratitude and providence.
A published health note describes hoarseness as the first sign of croup in children and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent the attack when given at the hoarse stage. The piece claims widespread use, flawless results over twenty five years, and lists R. Ty Taylor, Druggist, as seller.
Miss Irene Edmonds, ten, died December 4 after a three week illness at her home in Owxha. Her remains were brought to the city for interment in Dee six. Services were held at Mr Beckwith's residence. relatives included Graves family, Mr Lange of Council Bluffs and Mr Howe of Beatrice. Her father accompanied the body. mother ill in bed. Rev. Berkley of the Baptist church conducted the services.
Bright active boys are sought as agents for this great paper. Earn money by selling, post paid papers on favorable terms with credit for unsold returns. Write to Manager Circulation St Louis Star, St Louis Mo. 35 Every American citizen who has read about the Alaska boundary dispute believes the U S should control all contested lands, though past opposition blamed the Purée rat for alleged idiocy or criminality.
Nebraska City senator Hayward died at his home from apoplexy after months of illness. He was to be sworn in as senator from Nebraska last Monday. Governor Poynter will appoint a successor until the next legislature meets, with ex-Senator Allen viewed as likely choice.
Cash paid for rare coins. Two fifty premium pro rata paid for silver U.S. dimes of dates 1875 1842 1882. Send dimes to Secretary of the International Coin Collecting Agency Boston Mass.
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe to the St Louis Sunday Star offering a new song, sheet music, lithograph cover, and a 24 page magazine in book form. The trial is 80 cents for three months and copies can be viewed at the office.
The notice promotes a Gale Clothing Store sale at Fairbury during the Great Surprise Party Sale on Saturday Dec 16. It highlights winter clothing bargains at The Hub and urges attendance for unique values not seen every day.
Classified note announces pricing for the St Louis Sunday Star offering per copy deals and mail subscription details. Mentions a 24 page magazine with stories fashion plates and illustrations and invites sample copy at the office.
Two wanderers encounter a grand residence and propose a petty scam to hide valuables for cash. One tramp urges fair barter while the other insists on deceit, culminating in tense accusations and a dangerous outcome.
A Richmond Indiana man claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his back ailment after 1863. He says the product acted like magic, relieving pain quickly and allowing him to walk with ease. The testimonial notes a dramatic improvement after trying the pain remedy.
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