Untitled Item from December 21 1000 Edition
Fragmentary notice lists a community event or notice with names Stig es G Poole and a date December 21. Context unclear due to OCR errors but likely a local legal or public notice from the period.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1895
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists a community event or notice with names Stig es G Poole and a date December 21. Context unclear due to OCR errors but likely a local legal or public notice from the period.
The snippet mentions State University giving a chance to a farmer boy with full instruction on agricultural matters. It notes an estimated cost of 37 dollars per student and references preparation for graduation, two weeks of vacation, and hopes for improving opportunities through knowledge. It also mentions a teachers' association meeting slated for December 28 with a planned program and season’s greetings.
In Fairbury readers are urged to patronize local shops Filton's Racket Store Pease's Store and Ackerman's Jewelry Org for purchases advertised in the home paper. The notice encourages supporting advertisers to keep the community thriving and reminds readers to request cash through the paper when seeking goods.
To advance corn cultivation, the Sranparp offers a year's subscription to the best dozen producers who demonstrate equal or superior yield and potential for national supply. The offer emphasizes agricultural promotion and competitive recognition.
The Stanpano reports O L Taylor and Lawrence packed in Hanover Tuesday. Mike McLeod was sick, resulting in no school in her room. A school entertainment drew some profit and several youths attended the Hanover dance. Clarence McKey was tried for misbehavior in the Selvetion Army. the jury found him not guilty. Mrs N Whitbeck visits Lanham friends. Hollenberg yields high prices for produce egg at 20 cents per dozen. Christmas plans and school talks noted with address by a local speaker. private holiday observances mentioned.
Fragmentary report describes a meeting of A. Rice Post No 14 A R at which Kelly P E opposed a proposed motion and C L Fo en served as sergeant at arms. Details are incomplete.
The passage invites people to Steele City to live and shop daily, promising a metropolitan atmosphere as crowds fill stores. It emphasizes friendly greetings, ongoing patronage, and the town’s interest in residents’ welfare, urging daily appearances and suggesting a wide range of goods carried in stock.
A fragmented notice requests help locating items lost around December dates and late December into January. The note asks readers to contact the listed party or return items to the stated address and mentions a return deadline.
A terse item notes a local subscriber service for readers, mentioning delivery and subscription details. It identifies the paper and hints at reader engagement and distribution in the community.
The St. Joseph and Grand Island Railroad advertises tickets to all points at lowest rates with direct Grand Island connections and a St Joseph Union Depot terminal. For rates and information, contact nearest ticket agent or G. M. Apert, General Passenger Agent, St. Joseph, Missouri.
Fragmented notice promises the Semi-Weekly State Journal to all addresses until January 1, 1807. The garbled text touts the paper as ahead of rivals and worth twice as much, urging readers to subscribe or respond at an unspecified address.
Legal notice concerning action by plaintiff Broele Chiy against defendants in a case filed December 4 1608. The notice outlines court authority and required responses by interested parties within specified deadlines.
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