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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles including General Manager and Agent Wed Btaix. The date line hints at a January schedule with 4628 and 4:64 times. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Monday reports from Fairbury include Jw Alexander and J R Minkler both ill and on business, Roy Campbell returning from Norton to Stele City, and Masons meeting at Fairbury. Several shipments to St Joe, Pendleton move west, and local residents travel or visit clinics and relatives. A new justice of the peace appointment and hotel recommendations appear, along with farmer readership and a farm paper subscription offer.
Fragmented notice lists arrival times and fares with unclear details. Mentions 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. in uncertain locations and pricing. Likely a transit or schedule snippet with corrupted OCR. Some place names and numbers appear but are unreadable.
A fragmented notice lists upcoming court terms including district court sessions and counts court dates. It mentions April 7 and June 15 with references to judge Allen Buard and Perular sorstun, indicating regular public proceedings and term starts.
Strele City Lodge No. 107 AF and AM conducts a regular communication on the first Wednesday at 8 o clock. Members are welcomed by W M and W Sec for a cordial gathering and to discuss lodge affairs.
iANnon Lodge No 46 EK of P reports Thursday night meetings in G A R hall with officers Frank Wing C C Hallie Launsot K of HK. Bethele City Camp No 168 Modern Woodmen of America meets second Tuesday monthly in G A R hall with C K Bansen V C Marvin Bran Clerk. Parle City Lodge No 116 AODU meets eight in G A R hall every second Friday at 8 p m with W P Pauwen Recorder. Steele City W C T U holds Saturday monthly at Congregational church with Ra Ve8 president.
Steele City Lodge No. 24 Degree of Honor meets on the first and third Saturdays of each month at 7 oclock P.M. in A. R. Hall. Officers listed include H Mas and A. T. Puxirs. Records indicate routine monthly dues and meeting ceremonies.
WwW.F. M. 8. meets on the first Saturday of each month at ap apictiasaidie g Mas N. M. Poasma, Pres. Mae. B. Hamsy, toc aa am. Post No. 14, G. A. R. holds meetings in their hall the fourth at second and sigh i og m month at 7. always enterts A. ALLEN, P. C. Cc. L. Pow.un, Ad'. oO. L. FOWLER. First: Bergeant Starr.
Congregational services held at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. in H. Avery on Thursday evening. Ladies meet weekly and Sunday School convenes every Sunday at 12 noon under A. T. Supt.
A partial line indicates Principal W. A Converse mediates a feast at Changesor with attendees noted in early records. No full details present due to damaged OCR.
In Steele City market notes, oats are priced at a weekly rate of $3.75. The text references G. A. Hamley and A. H. Phelps with a partial vote or approval note. The readable fragments suggest shelling and commodities but lack full details or clear totals.
Mrs. May Andrews traveled to St. Joseph on Wednesday for a visit with friends, returning later that day.
A column notes a Dr King Life Pill ad promising liver stomach and bowels relief from Lewis Drug Store Hollenberg Kansas. O V Pearson arrives from Washington with a wagon of brooms to sweep clean. The union revival meetings led by Rev Turner proceed with community welfare aim and merchants plan early closing during the event.
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as the elixir of life that dulls time’s scythe and fades wrinkled eyesight, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Elton Clapp traveled to Omaha on Tuesday evening for splint removal and wound dressing. He shows progress though limb use is incomplete, with a fair prospect of full recovery over time. Wm Tompkins arrived from Hastings on Friday to repair stock pens as needed.
Buckfen Arnica Salve claims world wide fame for miraculous cures. It surpasses all salves for cats corns barns mails sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores chapped heads skin eruptions and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 250 at Lewis drug store Hollenberg Ken.
A reflective aphorism notes that every man is a hero and an oracle to someone, granting that person belief in his words as enchanted value. The idea elevates ordinary voices to meaningful influence within intimate relationships and personal trust.
M. V. Fisher of Liberty W Va endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a universal preventive and cure for coughs and croup. He cites years of use with perfect success and claims it has saved many children’s lives. Available from R T Taylor, local druggist.
The piece extols The Toledo Weekly Blade for its large circulation during presidential campaigns and its national reach. It highlights honesty and fairness in political discussion and lists features such as Household Department Young Folks and Ques tion Bureau. It ends with a note on an Edgar Saltus Cosmopolitan article about trying to be somebody else.
Miss Nellie Mitcham arrived Tuesday from Blue Rapids Kansas where she has been visiting and now stays with her sister Mrs D J Ireland who is noted for her humor W W Brooks former Steele City Signal publisher came from St Joseph Friday to attend to interests of the Evening Record The text also notes a critical remark about false appearances and hidden sorrow.
A testimonial promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for rheumatism and sciatica. The ad claims one application relieves pain and offers refunds if it fails, noting a signature from President Cleveland on a laxative box and listing R. T. Taylor as the local druggist seller.
Pierson drug store manager Martin reports strong sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Five bottles sold to a customer show high satisfaction and quick relief during la grippe season. available through R. T. Taylor, draggist, in South Chicago.
My wife's good advice saved my life. I suffered a bad cough and grew worse despite doctor’s care until my wife urged Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It cleared my lungs, eased the cough, and restored breathing. I am now well.
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