Beat and Glewn on West Main Street in Steele City
A brief item notes Beat and Glewn located on West Main Street in Steele City Nebraska. The entry records a street location without further context or event details.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1896
Page
3
A brief item notes Beat and Glewn located on West Main Street in Steele City Nebraska. The entry records a street location without further context or event details.
Memorial Day in Steele City featured a procession led by the Steele City Cornet Band, a flag drill by girls, and a large crowd. Veterans from E. A. Rice Post and a notable address by Prof. G. W. Geyer highlighted the day with patriotic hymns and a stirring oration on war’s causes and memory.
Memorial Day exercises moved Steele City audience with poems and recitals. Bessie Baker drew praise for The Pride of Battery B before declining further appearances. Speakers recalled Civil War heroes, urged enlistment, and Adjutant Fowler thanked contributors as Dr. Harrel and Prof. Geyer left for new ventures.
Clark served as a fifer in the army and the bugle call stirred memories as flags fluttered at town businesses. Veterans faced a difficult return from the cemetery while Mrs. Allen helped provide dinner, and a notable parade scene featured local boy and girl participants. The St. Joseph and Grand Island Railroad opened at St. Joseph.
The St. Joseph and Grand Railroad advertises tickets to all points at lowest direct connection rates. Tickets are available at Grand Junction depot and St. Joseph Union Depot with sales through S. M. Averr, General Passenger Agent, St. Joseph, Missouri.
In 1886 the Lincoln Semi-Weekly State Journal argues no Nebraska family can skip a general paper this year. The brief notes a rising need for local news and community updates amid economic and social changes shaping daily life.
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