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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
3
A historical listing shows M. Aparr as general freight and passenger agent for the company, with W. HALL as local agent. The document dates and full context are partially obscured but indicate official designation and location notes for service operations.
Schedule notes show Sunday timing from 8:06 p.m. to 1:17 p.m. and 6:17 p.m. changes. Local postmaster Co. L. Fowntan announces altered hours for the Glentay AmereeYe area with references to east side and Suit streets.
District Court notices list cases and dates including a regular session on the first Monday each month. County Court announces regular sessions and names local judges and officials.
Steele City Lodge No 107 A F and A M announces communications on the first and third Wednesdays each month at 7:30 PM in G A R hall. All members welcomed. William Fontinia, W M, residence 38 Tartor.
Fragmentary OCR notes show various lodge and fraternal group references including Lan on Lodge 146 EK of P Mareeneesay Bie Oars Wise G A R C c EOPwenne K of B, indicating a meeting or assembly and overlapping acronyms. The text is incomplete but signals postwar civic fraternal activity.
Local fraternal groups including Modern Woodmen of America Steele City Camp No 16 and Steele City Lodge 114 A 0 U W meet on various weeknights at G near the hall. Other groups like Steele City Lodge 151 0 0 F, Steele City W C T V U, and Rice Post 14 G A B hold meetings weekly or biweekly with officers named.
Baptist Ladies Aid Society meets on the second Thursday afternoon. An upcoming gathering is planned for the Saturday after the first Sunday in September. Members are requested to attend and bring any announcements or contributions.
Undated note reads that Pastor Bancra hosts Sunday school every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. for church members and attendees. The text is garbled but indicates a weekly educational gathering led by the pastor.
A fragment from a Congregational page notes a reference to Steremeee A. T. Phelps with unclear details and an eight a.m. time marker.
Readable text notes alternating Sunday evening gatherings at Methodist and Baptist churches half hour apart led by W Raver and J. Phelps, with Beecher President.
The note lists Principal Henry J Wing of the Depue school as on leave. It states vacation periods every June July and August. No further details on dates or duties are provided.
Wheat prices listed as 55ets and 20ets with corrections by A H Phelps. Hogs quoted from 3.00 to 3.25 dollars, and steers priced new from 3.00 to 4.00 dollars. Weekly corrections provided by G A Hamiey.
Community blurbs report visits, travel, and sales notes. Mentions include Walter Willey painting a residence and barn, J. Monroe Davis as Bonded Abstracter, upcoming Company D formation, Children’s Day services, and local shop paint jobs. Also notes weather, railroad news, auctions, and a July Designer issue tease with household tips.
The May issue led by a Weltmer Method review explores magnetic healing as a rising science. The writer toured the Weltmer Institute in Nevada Missouri and cites dramatic cures among 70,000 treated since the method's 3 year emergence.
Fragmentary text notes remarkable success in discoveries attributed to professors, highlighting their impact and a lingering note about “8. A. vempeeer” and unexpected outcomes.
Forsale by G C Traylor lists the prominent local figure W S G Phippen, editor of the Red Creek Herald, among leading names in the Forsale notice.
W. M. Terry, a twelve year druggist in Elkton Kentucky, testifies Chamberlains Cough Remedy outperforms all others. He has sold hundreds of bottles and finds it the most satisfactory to customers. For sale by G O Taylor.
The ad claims iron nerve and success come from good health not from poor organs. It promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy to improve stomach liver kidneys and bowels, saying they develop every power of brain and body. Available for 25c at drug stores.
Advertiser touts Arnica Salvé as a grand remedy for skin eruptions and old sores. It claims to cure running sores fever ulcers boils felons corns warts cuts bruises burns scalds chapped hands chilblains and promises pain relief with a guarantee. Sold by druggists for 25 cents a box.
Manchester Michigan man George D Williams recounts how his wife, once unable to move in bed for five years, was cured by Electric Bitters after two bottles. The remedy addresses female diseases and symptoms like nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Each bottle is guaranteed and only ten cents.
Mrs. Michael Curtain of Plainfield recounts a months long battle with a lung ailment described as consumption. After a physician declared cure impossible, a druggist’s suggestion of Dr. King’s New Discovery led to rapid improvement, six bottles restoring health and daily functioning. Oaks 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle guaranteed.
Kansas City and St Joseph lines advertise enhanced Pullman cars with elegant reclining chairs and free seats. Agents invite inquiries and reservations, noting July commencements and general passenger assistance from M. Adair, General Passenger Agent, Missouri and W.S. Hat, Agent, Omaha.
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