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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1897
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists subscription prices for Standard Oecalama and related items, with monthly and six month durations. It also mentions obituaries at five cents per line, job work and legal notices, and a bridegroom’s motions fee amid unclear context. The legible facts reference pricing for notices and obituaries in a local chapter.
Fragmentary list shows county officers and district court personnel in Fairbury including clerks and judges. Names and initials appear with incomplete titles and roles, indicating a county government roster or court appointment record.
Lindon Lodge No 148 of the Knights of Pythias meets Thursday night as Lonph week continues in the G A R hall with C B Train and K of R present. Steele City Lodge No 4 Degree of Honor also active in the fraternal gathering.
RAPTI at CHURCH holds preaching every alternate Sunday each month at 7 30 p m led by Koons Pasior. Ladies Aid Society nets year and cov nant meeting precede the first Sunday monthly. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a m with Supt J R ca des't Supt. Prayer meeting Friday at 7 80 p m.
Olga Damien learns of a haunting presence as Remy Damien appears in Rome. Lord Egerton, blind yet perceptive, guides her through a perilous night, while Aunt Rosalie and Lady de Wynter reveal family secrets. A Christmas betrothal with Rayvenham ends in a brush with danger and a grave secret.
In the winter of December, Olga and Lord Edgerton discuss a hidden treasure rumored to be concealed within Valleyford. Paul warns the danger of discovery and notes only Calhoun and one other survivor know of its existence. The scene blends romance with a mystery surrounding the late Mr. Carleton.
J W Cooper Jr explains a logging railway near The Dalles in Oregon using a log train on grease coated boards as rails. Logs slide down boards to a two mile flume to the mill, where they are turned into lumber and shipped further by another flume.
The Civico reports a proposed Argentine bill targeting bachelors aged 20 to 80 with taxes ranging from a few pence to 80 dollars monthly. Widowers under 80 face penalties unless they remarry within a three year mourning period, while fines of 500 dollars apply to those refusing marriage without a valid reason.
News describes a Cheyenne uprising threatening stockmen and settlers. Cavalry, including Fort and Second Infantry companies, move toward the agency after reports of killings of postmaster George Waltee and stockman Lou Aldereon, with five cavalry deaths and sixty armed cowboys pursuing Indians. Settlers evacuate, ranchers arm, and tensions rise as Cheyennes defend themselves with reinforcement from renegade crows. Local officials recount Hoover’s death by two Cheyenne shots and a large armed conflict looming as crowds head toward the agency.
Five young people died and several injured when a Greene Avenue Baptist church excursion tally ho carrying twenty one collided with a Long Island Railroad train at Merrick crossing on a June evening. The coach was on the rails after crossing the track when the engine struck. reports vary whether the whistle or bell was heard.
Theodore Durrant states if he must face the gallows he will be a spectator at his own execution. He says he intends to attend the sentence and insists on having invited guests present during the ceremony.
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