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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1898
Page
2
In a brief item by G. E. Palmer the notice discusses heads and envelopes for eight items and asks to list names and businesses at the same prices. It hints at reducing future hunting for outs and avoiding squeals or grunts.
An obscure report notes a Saturday picnic at Thompson's grove with low turnout as families chose other engagements. It mentions possible future gatherings at the Stand family home and references local residents and ongoing community activity in Seccca and Biewarteville, with fragmented names and unclear details.
A historical advertisement touts Orange Lily remedy by Dr. Coonley as a cure for female illnesses. It quotes testimonials from Mrs. H. W. Paetter of Detroit and Mrs. L. Fowler of Steele City claiming relief after a ten day treatment. The copy invites readers to call or write for advice and purchase.
Spirited war tunes offered for a nickel in silver, mail order two pieces include Bor Goentry Dear and Wet Flash Military March. Selling from Windsor Music Co at 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue Chicago Illinois.
During the war excitement the State Journal offers free the Great Sunday State Journal for three months to readers who subscribe to The Semi-Weekly State Journal for one year at $1.00. The Semi-Weekly plus two big weekly issues each week and 8 sixteen page Sundays for a year. Send your dollar to The State Journal Lincoln, Neb.
Two piano and organ pieces issued by Popular Music Co Indianapolis feature Bring Our Heroes Home dedicated to the Heroes of the Maine and Dewey's Battle of Manila Bay Two Step noted as a fine instrumental souvenir of the war event with a Popular Music Roll offering.
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