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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1898
Page
1
In a moonlit garden Dulce and Portia host guests as Fabian retrieves blue alpine flowers for Portia. A dangerous chestnut mare bolts toward the river, pursued by Sir Christopher, Fabian, and Gower. Fabian finally halts the dangerous animal, saving Bess from disaster as the scene ends with suspense.
Thirty young men apply for membership in the Woodmen camp at Foster. A lamp explosion injures Gus Nelson who fell from a loft. A Willard residence burns after a lamp explosion. Frontier county reports a $3000 cash balance as new treasurer begins. Belden gains a local newspaper. Monroe lacks a bridge and considers a ferry. Silas Berry, pioneer of Dixon, dies at seventy eight. Utah elders seek accessions near Kearney. Emerson Enterprise expands to seven columns and raises subscription. Norfolk residents plan to send a man to the Klondike with $2000. Wayne farmers discuss mutual fire insurance. Randolph votes $25 license fee for peddlers. Holt county men lose an eye each in gun mishap. Ex-superintendent in Nance settles accounts. North Platte hopeful for Union Pacific branch through Keith Devel Cheyenne and Scott’s Bluff. Mrs Nathalia Jung becomes a widow with $400 left after life policy. Ponca shifts from terminus plans to a touring mill. Franklin City votes no on jail. prisoners continue to farm. Cherry County treasurer calls on bondholders to send papers. A Gordon man steals turpentine from a drug store. stomach pump saves him. H A Groves, head of a packing concern, stands eight feet tall and lands on a perch.
City officers and board schedules appear with references to trustees and district meetings. The fragment mentions marriage notices, obituaries, and civic duties with dates like January 18 and October 7, 1806, and lists names such as B. Le ae.
Dulce asks Sir Christopher about his destination as he arrives booted for travel. Portia sketches at a distance while Julia weaves a magical flower on a towel and the Boodle rests, the Duke lounges.
An older remedy noted by the New York Ledger shows how workers reduce fatigue by placing soft materials under feet. Suggestions include tan bark, sawdust, or a thin board platform, with Manila matting and thick insoles as helpful options for hard floors.
A peasant woman notices an artist copying an old master and asks why the painting is being repeated. Her puzzled comment highlights the sense of repetition in the gallery scene.
Notices list meetings for Steele City Lodge No 181 City Lodge No 116 Rice Post No 146 Lindon Lodge No 46 and other fraternal groups. Details include meeting nights Tuesdays and Fridays at various halls, with officers named such as Adjutant Varminag-Karkerum and Recorder Mary Challis.
Community church page notes preaching and services every Sunday with a sermon by Rev. Moe M. H. and regular Ladies' Aid society meetings. Events listed include Sunday School gatherings and choir activities for the week.
Mistranscribed note lists principals and terms for public schools. Text mentions Henry, Dive, Mine Vida Chancilion and months June July and August.
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