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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1897
Page
2
A columnist extols honest work and diligent study as key to life success. It urges pupils to cultivate agreeable manners at school and at home, likening behavior to refined social conduct. It also describes lighting setups in a drafting room that reduce eye strain and improve work.
Obituary notes the death of Frank W Moore after a long illness. Family members including Mrs E Moore of Arfstate and Horace Moore attended the bedside and funeral held March 6. The piece laments fraud in inexpensive newspapers and warns readers against scams.
A personal note of gratitude expresses heartfelt thanks for condolences and support from friends and boys during a difficult trial period. The author pledges eternal remembrance and acknowledges kindness.
Fragmented OCR shows a funeral message from the Workmen’s union to mourn a brother. It expresses deep loss, respect, and bereavement, mentions Steele City and the local U. W. A. and ex-povily, and references a 30 day charter suspension and messages to Wolken.
Advice on managing worry and maintaining courage through life’s shadows. Seek divine guidance, do your best, and trust the rest. Helping others lightens burdens and strengthens faith in overcoming troubles.
Notice is given that under an execution issued by the district court of Jefferson County Nebraska and directed by John McCoy JP the judgment creditor Strauss & Co. and Mrs E V Graves have a transcript docketed December 30 1896 and levied on Lot 4 5 and 6 in block 8 Persel and Thompsons subdivision northwest quarter of the section 1 township 1 range 4 east of the 6th P M Jefferson County Nebraska. The sale will be held Wednesday April 14 1807 at 1 o clock p m.
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