Fragmented OCR note on local event
The readable portion describes an unclear local item with names and places jumbled. No coherent details emerge about persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes to form a clear summary.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
2
The readable portion describes an unclear local item with names and places jumbled. No coherent details emerge about persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes to form a clear summary.
A fragmented wartime style report describes a tense assembly with about twenty three Democrats and Republicans present. The piece notes disputes over an oath to a treaty and a public bill, with Republicans and Democrats portrayed as aligned against or with the measure in a disputed Third District context.
An old note describes a patent remedy marketed to women, claimed to cure headaches melancholy and fatigue. It promises quick relief and cheerful mood, priced at forty cents per bottle and sold by druggists with a guaranteed efficacy.
A brief notice reports the marriage of a couple from Sarle City and Fairbury with Christmas day ceremony details. It also lists visiting relatives from St. Joseph and a lengthy, regionally varied rate schedule for word charges covering Cuba and other locations, signed by A. M. Morey, Superintendent.
The Nebraska Experiment Station released Bulletin No. 61 on Hungarian brome grass a dry weather grass from Russia suited to semi arid regions. It covers station farm tests state tests and sowing and care directions. Free copies available from the Agricultural Experiment Station Lincoln Nebraska. The remains of Maine heroes were moved to Arlington Cemetery after a solemn ceremony in Havana.
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