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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
3
Public notices list office hours from 6 30 to 5 00 and mention L Fontan P M. in Flores County. The document references trustees James Etre James Palmer and other local officials with routine schedule notes and court dates for County Court and District matters.
Monday observance marks Abraham Lincoln’s anniversary with civic praise and editorial reflections. Local items include railroad delays, health ads, barber shop sale, a quarrel on the street, and notices on Rocky Mountain Tea roguery warnings and Chamberlain remedies.
A Stesle City Lodge notice informs members to pay monthly dues by the stated date. Secretary C. L. Fowuna urges prompt payment and attendance at the upcoming meeting.
fragmented OCR text lists lodge numbers and meeting details for Steels City Camp No 1060 and Woodman of America chapters. It references Thursday nights, officers such as W Rosinavery and W.C. Schuicen, and regular lodge activities at UG and Alr. ae a 0p. m, with scattered names and ranks.
The Sthele City W. C. T. U. meets every second to stay in touch and read reports. Boasvas, president.
The readable text outlines monthly meetings for QIRBLE CITY LODGE and RICE POST NO 14 G A A M E with officers listed and marching details. It references a fourth Wednesday night meeting and Captain Onswm with first sergeant BeaRn in the Fowler camp context.
The readable text shows garbled lines with implied but unreadable event details and names. The fragment suggests a local notice or brief but lacks concrete entities, dates, or actions to confirm.
E. B. Munday, a Henricoita Texas lawyer, once fooled a gravedigger in a curious tale. He recounts the incident with a wry remark about fate and resilience.
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