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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1896
Page
2
Fragmented OCR recalls social life and local notes from a late 19th century issue. It mentions a gathering at Miss Alisia Hallorsa’s home and notes on real estate transfers and local topics, with repeated fragments about youth, effort, and community values.
Schoool notes describe January start with pupils eager for work. The writer recalls holidays in Setonce and Missouri, praises Nebraska’s educational system, teachers, and students. Miss May Kerr visits. tenth grade finishes botany exams and begins bookkeeping. several transfers join or leave classes as alumni pursue college studies.
A garbled passage discusses paving and land in the east with mentions of soil and a plant. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear subjects, dates, or events to specify.
The St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad offers tickets at lowest rates to all points with direct connections at Grand Island and St Joseph Union Depot. For rates contact nearest local agent or M Apsrr, Gen Passenger Agent, St Joseph Mo. Lucifer the Light Bearer promotes freethought and free rights. Published at Topeka Kansas, $1 per year, trial 3 months for 25 cents.
The Omaha Bee highlights its role in the western press and explains price cuts to 55 cents a year for the Weekly Bee and bundled offers with the New York Tribune and Cincinnati Enquirer. It emphasizes quality news and broader access to reliable, up-to-date reporting without raising annual costs.
Subscribers sending one dollar each enter a piano giveaway contest. The winner predicting the vote count for the supreme judge race will receive a four hundred fifty dollar piano tree. Contest closes October 31. Free sample copy and a subscription option are advertised.
An 1890s promotion offers a dollar subscription to the Semi-Weekly State Journal delivered to any address from now until January 1, 1897. It promises Tuesday and Friday issues throughout the campaign, with market reports, telegraphic news, illustrated stories, and access to national and state updates.
Fragmentary note touts two bargains in modern rooms and market blocks with barns and wells. Invites readers to come and inspect the properties and see conditions firsthand.
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