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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1899
Page
3
Insufficient readable facts to identify people places or events. Unable to produce a coherent newspaper style T and S.
Local notices record short updates on residents and visits. G A Hamley shipped a car load of bags to St Joe. Mrs Arthur Easter and children visited Fairbury. Rev J S Orr returned from Tobias trip. news of trains and real estate transfers. prices on Steele City flour. community events at the Commercial hotel and a concert in Fairbury.
Edward B. Warmen writes in the June Lads' Home Journal on cure for insomnia. He urges simple physical exercise and slow movements to ease muscle tension and blood flow, paired with hot milk before bed as a sleep inducer. He notes opiates are unnecessary and warns against overwork while offering delegation details and travel arrangements.
J A Bike and B Lerrom attend county court with judges presiding over regular session items. April through June dates listed with BTU references and monthly docket notes from Motu to be considered.
Fragments report lodge meetings and announcements for several orders including Strel City Lodge No ata F and A M Woorman of a Bria Steelier City Lodge No N E meeting schedule. Readers are invited to join Wednesday or Tuesday sessions with officers listed and attendance urged.
Fragments show Steele City WCTU monthly meeting details and a Masonic lodge schedule. Mentions Steele City Lodge No. with names Pearce, Rice, Fowler and Captain Casan, plus marching comrades and Saturday night gatherings.
Readable lines indicate the AiG Society meets on the second red day each month in the afternoon at Covenant of each month. The note mentions Soho ovens and a prayer meeting led by Supt. Prayer.
An entry notes a late night Sunday School gathering held after 1:00 a.m. at a church or chapel, confirming ongoing religious activities and community outreach beyond standard hours.
Fragmented text references a cancer topic and individuals named Bronabins and Roy H. Avery. No clear event date or location is readable.
Henry J. Wing appointed as principal at the intermediate department of the public schools. The announcement notes his prior service and outlines responsibilities at the new post.
Wheats and oats prices shown with bid offers and weekly quotations. Market reports note quotes from A. H. Phelps and G. A. Hemley with figures around 3.00 to 3.25 for wheat and 64.00 for oats, reflecting active price activity in the Steele City market.
The Head Camp gathering of the Modern Woodmen of America, week of June 6 in Kansas City Missouri, expected to be the largest western convention. Kansas City committee secured Convention Hall for up to 100000 visitors. parades feature 35 bands and 75 forester teams with 15000 marching men Thursday morning June 9. Prizes crown band and forester contests. special rail rates arranged by St Joseph & Grand Island Railway.
Fragmentary text notes a phrase There is no place like a hot time and references Baueer. context unclear with missing surrounding content. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the quoted line.
Cuyler and Red Creek emerge as leading village merchants with prominent status in the community. The Red Creek Herald references their influence while noting the paper at sale through G. O Traylor.
W M Torry, long time Elkton Kentucky merchant, testifies Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other on the market. He has sold hundreds of bottles and praises its effectiveness. For sale by G O Taylor.
Frightful misprint promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for wounds sores boils and eruptions. Claims to cure old sores fever sores ulcers boils felons and corns with guaranteed effectiveness. Sold by druggists for 25 cents per box.
Beginning in July the St Joseph and Grand will run a Pullman Palace train night service between St Joseph and Island. The train offers elegant new reglining seats free and improved equipment. Agents welcome inquiries about reservations and schedule details.
The author extols worship as a guide to virtue and divine nature, urging believers to inspire noble living, reform, strengthen faith, and improve health, home, and society. Concluding with a note from D. D. Conway in the June Ladies Home Journal.
The Menderun Woodmen Convention meets in Kansas City from June 5 through June 9. One fare via St Joseph and Grand Island Railway offered for attendees travelling to the event.
The Nebraska State Sunday School Convention will be held in Holdrege on June 19. Each 100 members entitles a delegate, with additional delegates allocated for larger memberships as defined by the convention rules.
The Grand Island Ry offers a round trip fare to Kansas City for the Biennial meeting. From Steele City the rate is 5.25 with tickets on sale June 3 to 9 and valid until June 30. Address inquiries to W. S. M. Apart, Gen Res. Ag, St. Joseph, Missouri.
An advertiser touts Dr Rings Slew Life Pills as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims to improve blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health with easy dosing. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
Mer. John Oliver recalls a dire illness with yellowing skin sunken eyes and loss of appetite. After trying Electric Bitters he reports marked improvement after one bottle and full recovery after three weeks, claiming the medicine saved his life. Guaranteed by druggists for 500?
Anne EB Springer of 2285 Howard Ave Philadelphia found relief after using Dr King s New Discovery for a chronic hacking cough lasting years. The preparation cured her and proved superior to other remedies once thought ineffective.
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