City Standard Ryury Subscriptions Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a focus on city standard subscription sales with advance pricing and status hints, mentioning terms like Saturday and “one copy” within a partial city notice.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a focus on city standard subscription sales with advance pricing and status hints, mentioning terms like Saturday and “one copy” within a partial city notice.
Edward Handford, an American and Great Occidental Railroad official, arrives at the Satterthwaite Arms in England on vacation. A chance meeting with Miss Satterthwaite, now Mrs Emily Handford, reveals a past bond and a choice between old friendship and new loyalties. A Chicago man, Bret Max Brett, reappears, hinting at business ties and a potential reunion.
The article discusses a famed roar comparison between the lion and ostrich, noting the physical effort required to produce a roar. It mentions Dr. Elvingstone and Mr. Millais on tone and behavior. It also reports on national committee selections, with mentions of Wilinis Maa Soca Ghana, Missouri, and Col. William Lamb amid party defections.
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English philanthropist Rogg died at 77 after a long career influencing theology and economics. Reports note his nickname arose from a radio board meeting where he exclaimed Hang economics Hang theology as a provocative call to debate.
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