Spaaeboner Lost Vessels and Court Action
A fragment outlines a case involving Spaaeboner and missing vessels. It references a court matter and a person named W. H. Hall in an uncertain narrative about assets and proceedings.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
3
A fragment outlines a case involving Spaaeboner and missing vessels. It references a court matter and a person named W. H. Hall in an uncertain narrative about assets and proceedings.
Postal office hours listed with opening at 8 09 a m and closing times around 8 00 p m daily. Morning and Sunday hours specified including 10 00 a m arrivals westward and 3 80 to 6 00 p m service windows. Official L Fowsaun P M signs as postmaster.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and titles such as F. Steele, J 85 Grounds Dist. Comtt. and B. Leotard with county attorney references. Mentions Watson Bohone, A Carmon Cye cianers, and W.O. Live and Newton precinct assessor, indicating a municipal or county records snapshot with multiple names and offices.
Fragmentary text mentions a case with references to B. Train and A. H. Pheipe plus Allen street and Tuesday evenings. Trustess and names appear garbled with no clear event, date, or location.
District court calendar shows an April 7 session and an October term. Proceedings reference a first Monday in the month with unspecified matters and a note about borrowings or sales.
Regular communication held on the first Wednesday of each month at 7 30 in the G A B hall. Visiting brethren welcomed. J Hicks W M C L Fowns a Sec notes cordial welcome to all visiting brethren.
Linden Lodge No. 146K of P Eis Thurecay night each York in 6 A hall Faux Wine C U C W Launanr K of B & 8 ETZELE CITY CAMP No 16% Modern 1 Woodman of America meets every second and forth Tuesday nights of each month at 4 A Rah hall as Ch Baaoxen V C Manrvis Evans Clerk adeinceiphsabay Lodge No ne A O 0 W meets every Swight in G A R half past 7:30 p m Visi vrei bren cordially in G B WuiTk VW Wc Pater Recorder
A local Steele City club notes its regular W C T U gathering schedule. The notice lists monthly dates and a venue description, inviting members and interested residents to attend the ongoing temperance talks and committee updates.
Peele City Lodge No. %, Degree of Honor schedules meetings on the first and third of each month at 50 0eh eS oat. Recorded. Man A. T. Poets, fr.
The note states the group meets on the first Saturday of each month at 3 o'clock. Officers include Forsss as President and Mus. B. Hamizrx as Secretary.
Readable lines indicate A. Rice Post No 14 of Georgia R. meets on the second and fourth Saturdays at 1 o clock in their hall on Marobiax comrades hall likely under P G C Fowlar and Ad's LOAN.
The notice describes worship times on Sundays including 14:00 and 19:30 services. It mentions a prayer meeting at 17:20 and includes a reference to Rav. F OS Bt and a morning service at 10:00. The text is garbled but lists regular church activities and times.
The readable text shows a church notice listing times around 11:00 a.m. with references to B. H. Avery as pastor and M. Pasps as superintendent, indicating a service or event agenda. The fragments suggest a local church or religious meeting outline with officer names.
The readable fragment references Setnodis and Saunzet Weaver with roles or titles unclear. No decisive event or outcome is evident.
A fragmented note lists Brinetgel W H and Converge in an intermediate step for Clarenes Depue with references to Mira Vida Chancelior. It mentions a period including July and August and hints at a seat or position.
Weekly market notes compiled by A H Phelps and G A Hailey present price ranges for wheat oats corn and rye. Wheat quotes range from 3.75 to 4.00 dollars per bushel and oats from 2.50 to 3.50 with corn at 3.75 to 4.00 and rye 2.50 to 3.75.
Local items report barber Sam at Washington Monday and Bla Sutton's health improves amid staff changes. A birth occurs February 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Hoeft. Roy Campbell plans to move to Bridger Montana. several residents travel for health and trade. A treasurer race in Washington County ends with Dustin winning by 2 votes. motion for new trial anticipated.
Advertisement for Dr King s New Life Pills claiming to turn weakness into strength and energy with a price of 25a per box, sold by J T Lewis druggist in Hollenberg Kansas. Local letter blasting public morals notes B B Haines travels and plans to move, with critique of youth vice and calls for reform in society.
A Herminie Pennsylvania resident, W H Stapleton, writes that Chamberlains Pain Balm eases spermatism pain after one application. He claims prior remedies failed and recommends the product available from R T Taylor, a local druggist.
Steele City lodge No 107 mourns the death of J A Alexander on January 23 1900. The resolutions honor his virtues and direct the lodge charter be draped in mourning and a notice sent to the Skeele Day Standard for publication. School items note tardiness absences and new pupils amid ongoing class work and a lodge committee drafts further resolutions.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for burns cuts and bruises plus fever sores ulcers boils and skin eruptions. It claims fast pain relief and healing with a 25 cent box sold by J. T. Lewis druggist in Sollenberg Kansas.
A fragmentary newspaper piece extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and King’s New Discovery for pneumonia and lung diseases, noting testimonials from Mrs Lincoln and B. S. Edwards. It blends ad copy with brief cultural notes and weather references, urging readers to seek remedies from local druggists.
A reflection notes that many youths, observed over a year, show little respect for old age and mock the decrepit condition and feeble ways of an elderly man. The passage emphasizes a surprising lack of reverence among the young.
Stood Death Off. E. B. Monday a Henriettta Tex lawyer says his brother was very ill with malaria fever and jaundice. He persuaded him to try Electric Bitters and after continued use was wholly cured. He claims the remedy expelled malaria, purified the blood, aided digestion and regulated the liver and bowels.
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