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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1898
Page
3
Local items list purchases and sales in town including a buggy load of rabbits, boots and shoes at A D Hedges, nursery stock, and rural New Yorker subscription orders. Residents and visitors mentioned include Mies Mattie Johnson of Washington Kan, R J Scott, J Vernon Starr, Rev H H Avery, T N Rether, M G Evans, C W Lambert, and R Andrews. Modern sentiments about Valentine’s Day appear alongside brief church and social notes.
Community items describe local officials visiting, a Mite Society burial fundraiser, car shipments of corn and hogs, new shoppers and store openings, a medical operation, treasury report receipt, weather changes, and notices about subscriptions and magazine promotions. Schools, churches, and merchants referenced with several names and places.
Fragmentary note lists 640 in statistics and gnosites. Mentions Inter-Ocean Publishing and St. Louis Mo with unclear context about donors and data sources.
The notice touts mutual insurance via Fowler and Ankrum in Steele City with lower premiums and easy payments. It also highlights Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for coughs and croup, sold by G C Taylor, and mentions local obituaries, pensions, and a February Cosmopolitan review.
A correction explains that J. Musser did not lease the RT Taylor property and Horace Moore’s family will not occupy it. The report notes Ralph Fowler joined Jack Heady on a rabbit hunt last Saturday and returned with a large jack, sharing the game.
Employment ad from Dominion Company seeking reliable men or women to travel in Nebraska for an established, reliable house. Salary 780 plus expenses. Steady work through the company based in Chicago.
The readable bits show stray characters and partial phrases, offering no clear event names, places, or dates to summarize into a factual newspaper card. No distinct person or organization is identifiable from the provided fragment.
The readable text is incomplete and garbled with stray words and broken phrases. It mentions Charlotte M. Broome and knitting designs but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a fuller news item. The fragmentary nature prevents a definitive, connected summary.
An unusual advertisement urges women to trust Dece ley's Orange Lily for diseases peculiar to women. The claim centers on a free trial treatment and a promise of humane care from a Medical Institute in Michigan. The message asks readers to mention the paper when contacting them.
An advertorial urges urine testing to diagnose kidney issues and touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for back pain, kidney bladder and urinary problems. It claims relief from frequent urination and liquor aftereffects, with samples offered and prices listed.
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