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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1896
Page
3
Steele City merchants advertise widespread holiday bargains and cash discounts on shirts, shoes, hosiery, and groceries. The look includes fuel, coal, candy, and fresh market items, with notices on grain prices, postal times, and local travel schedules amid community updates and personnel notes.
Saturday December 19 1896 timetable listing departures and connections for the St Joseph and Grand Island Railway with notes on westbound services and accommodation. Core details include general AM and PM service blocks and a 8:00 PM going west train.
Notice is given that by order of sale from the district court of Jefferson county Nebraska and directed to me I will on Thursday January 21 1897 at 2 oclock p m at the county court public bidder for cash sell the described property to wit the weathered part of the northeast quarter of section thirty four and the west or the southeast part
The Semi-Weekly State Journal of Lincoln Nebraska offers a twice weekly mailing through January 1 1897 for 25 cents and a one dollar option through January 1 1898. The ad highlights wartime campaign coverage, election returns, and ongoing year end news, urging readers to order direct or via the postmaster.
The St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad announces holiday round trip tickets for December 24 25 and January 1 to local points or to Union Pacific routes. Tickets sold aboard at 200 Main or at W East Avenue and East 8th Street.
Fragmentary OCR hints a 8 note card discussion involving Shel and Sa with a reference to a bad card. Details are unclear, but appears to be a local note or memo about a flawed card entry and related individuals.
Fragmentary advertises a call to collect highest subscription for a fund with directions to visit an office for payment and indicating daytime operation. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
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