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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1899
Page
1
Local advertising rates list charges for various inserts including display ads, professional cards, and legal notices. Death notices are free. obituaries and other notices have nominal per-entry costs. County officials and court listings appear among the notices with names and roles.
Societies including Steele City Lodge No W T A F and A M hold first and third Wednesdays with 7:30 PM starts. A A U W meets Mondays. C L Fowier and others welcome visiting members. G A R posts hold 7:30 PM Saturdays. Modern Woodmen meet 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. K of P Lindon Lodge meets weekly. Degree of Honor meets first and third Tuesdays. W C T U gathers second Saturdays at 2 PM.
An old church notice lists services at 11 a m every Sunday with weekly meetings on Thursday at 7 pm and an aid society gathering on Wednesday. Sunday School is at 12 m. A T Phelps is named superintendent and Henry J Wine as assistant.
Barbara Hatton and Lady Rose discuss upcoming theatricals at Darley Hall as Lady Rose seeks a famed stage life. Walter Bryant, Sir Anthony Bryant’s son, joins as actor and potential ally while Robson, the hero of a recent Stourton fire, faces harsh judgments from guests. Barbara endures whispered accusations and narrows her focus to the dramatic roles ahead.
Ex congressman and city attorney Hon W J Connell of Omaha praises Dr Kay's Renovat or and Long Balm noting remarkable cures among Omaha residents. The ad claims broad public confidence and offers a free illustrated book plus samples on request from Dr B J Kay Mucican Co Omaha Neb.
In a wintry journey from Stourtop to Arlington Miss Hatton and Mr Sinclair share a growing bond during the two mile ride to Darley Hall. Barbara meets Lady Rose and Mr Bryant at the mansion where tea by the hearth frames a tense mix of cordial hostliness and underlying resentment.
A richly colored discourse on the Birds of Paradise, praising the King Paradise for its brilliant plumage. Details include cinnabar red, orange head shading, white underparts, metallic green belt, cobalt blue legs, gray aigrettes, and curved tail wires that resemble fans when displayed.
The sundews trap prey with brngites on leaf tips releasing glutinous secretions that seize and smother insects. A New York World note says Manetieed was digested by the plant, while cautions arise from overlong hopes.
A letter from Mrs Exirastra WHeEeE of lia Iowa reports dramatic recovery from a critical condition after using DesB Mus. Pinxham vegetable medicine. She claims the remedy stopped heart pain and bearing down, noting she was worsening before starting the treatment.
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