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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1896
Page
2
The item cites Republican candidates across city county and state offices and mentions preparation before a convention. George E. Jenkins is urged to visit the county with honor and canvass vigorously. Jenkins is in Philadelphia attending a bedside visit to a seriously ill relative while state officers are to be scheduled later.
Instructions show best timing and planting methods for kaffir corn. It advises warm soil before seeding and favors drill planting with four to five pounds per acre, rows two and a half feet apart for easy cultivation. For forage, broadcasting is also mentioned.
The article reviews The Standard Delineator magazine with its diverse content for women. It highlights fashion, etiquette, beauty, wedding anniversaries, and domestic topics alongside sections on floriculture, interior decoration, leather work, cookery, antique laces, and patterns.
Advertises an offer by Tax Harry Home publishers to give an elegant upright piano and various watches sewing machines music boxes silk dresses china sets and other prizes to subscribers. Requires a two cent stamp for a trial copy and promises awards based on merit with addresses in Chicago Illinois.
The congressman denies any motive beyond serving as governor and clarifies his stance on the Nebraska governorship and subsequent senate career. He argues for broad public service and dismisses rotary or hidden agendas, insisting he seeks legitimate public good rather than personal advancement.
A public sale by auction to the highest bidder will take place at the Stock Yards in Bule City Nebraska at 2 o'clock P.M. on the 20th day of Posen 1806. Items include a gray mucho weighing pounds, a brown mare, a buggy, double and light gear, plows, nets, and other farm property.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a financial item involving teams and cash with interest and late fees. References include dates, percentages, and names unclear.
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