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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
3
The county court advises its regular session to convene the first Monday each month with Judge O. Borcs presiding. A timetable lists a civic meeting from 10 20 p m to 12 00 and 5 00 p m with various officials including Carmony and Lerrom. Dates cited include dune 15h and October 1808 alongside notes of jurisdiction and attendees W C Line and Berman.
Local notices list multiple fraternal groups in Steele City and Sperl City with meeting times and locations. Steele City lodges include xO. wea.F.& A.M. and JINHON No. 146 K of P, plus A. O. U. W and W C T A auxiliary. Sperl City Longue No. 6 Pegree of Bonor holds first and third Saturdays.
The text lists meeting nights for Rice Post No 14 G4E and Fowler Camp No Veterans. Rice Post meets first Saturdays at Mus N. M. Foam Prec and Froning Rooms with C L Fowler as adjutant. Fowler Camp meets Saturday nights at Tal Oe BP H. Cn Captain J V gine first sergeant.
A Baptist group announces a safety meeting for the second Sunday monthly at 3 PM. The event is led by Chasai Ae or Pack, inviting area members to attend.
A rural church announces a meeting this Saturday at 10:04 a.m. Pastor Skee will lead the session.
Vague OCR fragments describe a public school topic with references to Wiss Camncsict and weary departure. No clear events, dates, or named entities present to specify a factual item.
News items report Bettie Rucker and Capt Starr in Fairbury on Wednesday. Various residents travel to Missouri Lincoln and Corning. Coldest season morning, horse teams hauling ice for J C Ankrum. Sheriff subpoenas witnesses for Roy Campbell trial. Promotions for The Sons Homestead and nearby farming publications offered with local newspaper.
Thames Wing was badly hurt in a Monday runaway near the lower mill. He was thrown from the buggy near Mr Evans house and remained unconscious for some time. Lena Wilcox, Wing’s granddaughter, was also aboard but escaped with slight bruises. At this writing Wing is suffering greatly from the accident.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising energy and strength gains for 250 per box. The item also mentions local notices and a sermon series by Rev Turner, plus a wedding and a school closure due to diphtheria in the area. The oyster supper at Woodview lodge drew about 140 plates and ample hospitality.
The notice extols D King’s New Discovery as a cure for throat chest and lung diseases and cites a widow of General Bursham of Machine Me who recovered from pneumonia after using it. It also praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for babies and whooping cough with wide sale by R T Taylor druggists. It notes Groundhog Day weather musings and free trial bottles at Lewis drug store Hollenberg Kans.
Henriet ta lawyer E B Munday recalls curing his ill brother with Electric Bitters. He describes malaria fever and jaundice improving quickly and credits the remedy with saving his brother’s life. The testimonial emphasizes purifying effects against malaria germs.
A 19th century reader notes that many young men entering a school are tested on general knowledge. One year’s exam asked for the books of the Bible and among 120 answers only five were correct, with odd responses like Philistines Marcus Aurelius and Epistle to the Filistines.
Advertisement offers 35 Partridge Cochin cockerels for sale with 50 cents each, plus eggs at 50 cents per dozen. Located at 41 Bn Amorose May, Steele City, Nebraska. Includes an anecdotal testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a note about wood loads on subscription in Warren.
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