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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
3
Fragments show a Friday March 23 1900 notice with postal time table details and arrival guidance for Sunday services. Mentions agent, Lacap at AGENT, and times like 19:00am and 19 08, indicating schedule notes for east and west routes and general post office operations.
Fraternal groups post their weekly gatherings and meeting details. Listings include Lindon Lodge 146 and Steele City W OT U schedules with dates and officers, plus visiting hours and monthly sessions.
Fragments mention growth at four oclock and references to a record keeper or mediator. Names and specifics are unreadable, producing an incomplete notice without clear event or authority lines.
The fragment outlines a monthly meeting pattern for a veterans group led by N. M. Foasna with officers C. L. Fowler and Captain J. Lane. It mentions a fourth ad night from 7:90 to 9 and a routine for gatherings at a local camp, with attendance and event details obscured.
Despite a rough OCR, the notice announces a Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society meeting on Thursday and Saturday with a various program including a tea and proceeds benefiting church work.
Congregational announcement lists weekly Sundaes at 7:30 and Sunday School each Sunday. Mentions Pastor H. H. Bras and Gapt as officiants with emphasis on regular worship and activities.
Sunday evening services are scheduled at Sainttodis' and Baptist churches with a presence by van O. Sanneet. The notices outline expected attendees and timing for worship.
fragmented OCR text records price ranges and corrections for weekly market items. nameless author notes adjustments from 25 to 84.20 and from 1.50 to 2.50, with references to A. Hamiley and other unclear entities.
In a promotional push the paper offers a free copy of Ip His Steps to subscribers who pay in advance for the Standard stone or with combination deals. The page mentions City election on April 3, optician events, local notes, and ads for Rocky Mountain Tea and farm publications bundled at $1 for five papers.
J B Garison cashier of the Thornville bank suffered lung trouble until using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. He calls it the best medicine for a severe cold or lung trouble and keeps a bottle on hand. Available 50c and 1 00, free trial bottles at Lewis Drug Store Hollenberg Kansas.
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula and doctors warned of death without costly surgery. He claims to have cured himself using Buckler's Arnica Salve, marketed as the world’s best pile cure, at Lewis' Drug Store in Hoillenberg Kau.
G B White made a four day trip to Washington last Friday. Rev Price and wife Mrs Rev Barker Mrs Barton and many others from Fairbury attended the funeral of Mrs Orr yesterday. R O Partlow was badly hurt by a horse while trimming its hoof last Thursday evening. he was thrown and bruised but recovering and expects to return to work soon.
Barah Coleman was absent Friday and new pupil Bessie Daff joined Ninth grade on Monday. Several peers were absent Monday Wednesday and Friday. Howard Thompson must leave school. Forrest Harrold and Lucile Duff joined Primary. Celia Partlow away sick. Top averages listed: Eva Train Lula Nash John May Tranne Wilson. Sixth grade reviews history.
A recent assault on C. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa nearly proved fatal, injuring his kidneys and causing severe back pain. He reports Electric Bitters cured his ailments, purifying his blood and restoring health. Available for 50 cents at Lewis Drug Store Hollenberg Kan.
R. B. Thompson attended Lincoln Monday as delegate to the free silver republican convention. A. O. Bletchley served as delegate to the populist convention and Mr rts represented the democratic brethren at the capitol city during the same period.
A Bedford County reader from Mattie Pa reports saving many doctor bills by using Chamberlains Cough Remedy at first signs of cold. The testimonial credits the medicine with preventing doctor visits and curing illnesses, with availability through R T Taylor Druggist.
Reports from Hollenburg include Rev H W Hollacr leaving for Kansas City for the MB Conference and preaching a farewell sermon. John Reynolds plans to move to Diller Nebraska to run an implement store while keeping a branch here. A dozen or so M W As went to Hanover and were initiated. Uncle Gerrish seen with his gang on the roads. Wai McCauley paints his house. Dr Hoxi trapping nearby reports success. The Topeka Capital edition ends, journalism comments follow on purity and influence. A theft at De Hoxi’s barn yields baldd hay. M Shimp trades his farm for one near Wymore. Mrs Jas Algoo is very ill.
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