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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1898
Page
3
Local column items include notices about subscriptions to The Standard, advertising on boots and shoes from A D Hedges, and Furnishings by Moore. Birth announcements, church social plans, and a forthcoming book prospectus for a war history are mentioned along with weather and grain price notes.
The write up mentions Ken leaving for Norfolk Nebraska Wednesday morning. It highlights a $1.60 offer for a sample copy of The Standard and Cosmopolitan magazine, described as a large, well illustrated monthly.
The Standard records Steele Citys Fourth of July crowds enormous early morning events. A martial band led a shaded grove celebration with speeches led by Dr. Taylor and Rev. F. E. Smith. Prizes were awarded for homeliest man and other attributes, with Misses Peak Hamigy Andrews and Mazie Musser among the prize recipients.
The report notes activity in the ocean market with a principal pointer and a value around 1 98, highlighting early session movements. Authorities reference a stake by Al o M and mention a beeees focus in the sequence.
A damaged text fragment lists daily timings and Sunday hours with unclear locations. It mentions arrival times, east and west directions, and часы from morning to afternoon. The exact venue, date, and purpose remain unreadable.
Fragmentary notice reports a binder twine sale near J P Lowe and Son with unclear dates or location details. The readable text cites a supplier and nearby area but omits full terms.
Newton Precinct Republican electors meet to select a president and decide on campaign strategy. Attendees include party members and local leaders as they discuss upcoming caucus procedures and voting plans.
An advertising note from Popular Music Company of Indianapolis invites readers to send three or more performer names plus fifteen cents to receive sixteen pages of popular songs and music for three months. The offer promises piano organ and orchestral selections by mail.
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