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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1898
Page
1
In a storm lit scene, Slyme confesses amid Fabian’s tense silence as Portia pleads for trust. Fabian, torn, leaves with Dulce watching as a lifeboat battles the wrecked ship. Fabian and Portia share a doomed kiss before he sails to rescue others, returning gravely injured.
Fragmentary advertising rates and notices for marriages and obituaries appear. The text references weekly ads, pricing for notices, and a note that marriage notices are free while obituaries incur a small fee.
A fragment notes payments in advance for subscriptions and ore terms. The line mentions one copy per year at $1, one copy at six men 50 cents, and ore for three months. Contact address given as 7 Standard, Steele City, Nebraska.
City officers listed include trustees J F Zoeilin R Bracken W C Palmer and B Hall with officers B White. District Court holds regular terms April 7 June ith and October 7 1896 with judges Letton Stull. County Court notes regular session on the first Tuesday of each month with Judge Boye.
Steele City Lodge No 107 AF and AM holds regular meetings the first and third Wednesdays at 7 30 PM in G A RK hall with H W Cha iis as secretary and J 8 Tavior as W M. Steele City Lodge No 151 IOOF meets every Friday in G A BR hall at 7 30 PM with Wright as Noble E A Bonen as secretary and a note of visiting brethren.
Local fraternal orders list meeting nights and halls in Steele City and Lindon. Steele City Lodge No 116 AOUW and A R Post No 14 G AR hold meetings monthly. Steele City Camp No 1665 Modern Woodmen meets Tuesdays. Lindon Lodge No 146 K of P meets Thursdays. Degree of Honor and related officers listed with conduct of sessions and locations.
Steele City W T U meets on every second Saturday at 3 PM at the National Edu Rs. Emma E Graves presiding. Emma Figen and Bec C L Fowler Camp No 14 Sons of Veterans hold meetings first and third Saturdays each month at 7 30 PM. WA Crane leading, Weaver 1st Sergeant Captain.
The church reveals a vesper meeting on the first Sunday of the month and a Sunday School each Sunday at 10 am. A L Blatchley is Superintendent with RK O Partlow as assistant. Prayer meeting is held Fridays at 2:90 pm.
The notice lists weekly worship times with morning and evening services each Thursday at Fin SmuirH and a 10 am service on Nanteya led by Pastor J. Wine. It mentions several attendees and weekly gatherings.
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Gregory Slyme admits forging the check to spare his son and face death or punishment. Dicky Browne begs for truth while Dulce reacts, and Fabian awakens to fury unsure how to act as the confrontation erupts into violence and chaos.
In Chapter XXI the storm lashes the coast as Dulce, Julia, and Portia watch the sky and fear for a ship in distress. Fabian arrives excitedly to report Brown from the sea-coast station plans to launch the lifeboat, drawing the men to prepare for possible aid on the beach.
The Haat ern railroad company plans to replace addresses of women from Lady to Madam to promote propriety. Executives cited frequent misaddressing by doctors patrons and travelers and argue a uniform term will reduce offense and confusion.
An eccentric claim by Professor Elmer Gates asserts a method to magicate objects via microscopy enabling a new level of discovery. He states this breakthrough will have value in scientific study and practical applications.
OCR reads as a fragment about a chaperone theme with unclear names or dates. The readable portion mentions the year and a cautious tone but lacks complete nouns for a full reporting summary.
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