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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes Saude’s peculiar civic misstep and a school’s relocation during wartime. It recalls money burned, loyalties among Spanish friends, and plans to move from Gan Sebastian to Biarritz as the war with Spain unfolds.
Brief notes cover community happenings from Bartlett to Wisner, including changes at libraries, new depots, power presses, electric lighting, and water works plans. Reports mention a fatal wagon accident, a prairie fire damaging hay, a boy's broken hip, a failing sale, a coal find, and a shift to an eleven year high school course in Grafton.
In a letter Cameron discusses an upcoming move of Arthur Finney and family in March. He notes a hostile crowd member who later secured a place and claims willingness to stay if compensated. Cameron asks for help to ease the transition and asks for occasional updates on St. Paul.
The Church of the Unity in Los Angeles declares a prohibitory rule against hats for women during services. The weekly calendar displays a prominent notice urging ladies to remove their hats.
Libby McNeill Libby Housekeepers seek ready luncheon meats and prepared dishes. The Chicago house supplies superior meats and offers their free guide How to Make Good Things to Eat on request, as advertised in another column.
The New York Tribune reports a morganatic marriage trend with Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria set to marry Count Von Lonway on March 8. Vanity Fair notes Archduke Ferdinand, three months ago, married Countess Chotek, affecting succession claims.
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