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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1896
Page
3
An old timetable fragment lists trains No 1 and No 15 passenger service and No 64 65 local freight with times such as 1 55 p m 5 54 p m and 4 30 a m. The text shows multiple entries for daily and freight services with irregular formatting.
A scattered town page itemizes prices and goods for sale at local stores, notes grain prices and shipments to Kansas City, reports social events and meetings, and lists advertisements and public notices. It mentions corn, wheat, oats prices, newspaper clubbing, arrivals and staff changes, insurance, and railroad ticket sales.
The New Year’s issue of the Standard Designer features winter toilettes for Soda misses and children, plus millinery and neckwear. It highlights reading matter, illustrations, seasonal flower topics, bicycle accessories, and strong art, literature, fancywork, cookery, and household departments.
An advertisement promotes a premium offer from the State Journal Lincoln. It claims two papers weekly and a premium for sending 61 dollars. Readers can choose Toledo Blade or New York Tribune or two of Poultry News Swine-Breeder Farm News and Womankind plus many others.
A Caddo Indiana Territory editor recounts how his two year old daughter faced a croup threat. With the family physician away he bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which relieved the child immediately. He notes he will not be without it in the future and cites 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by G O Taylor.
The Journal is praised as the on the ground paper for Nebraska lawmakers coverage. Readers value its timely updates, with Washington correspondence by Mr Annin keeping the public posted on legislative events.
A fragmented advertisement offers a new book title and requests two cents postage for delivery. It lists items such as So, Park, and the Alpine Pass and Manitou with references to Breckensties and the Blue and A Day in the Address. The notice also seeks corn wood and mentions compensation at market price.
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