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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1897
Page
2
A letter by Ws. H. Crane defends true reform for Nebraska and American interests. He accuses the reform party of plunder and violence, rejects fusion with other parties, and warns against Bryanite alignments, asserting loyalty to state sovereignty and national life.
W Fahrenwald of Steele City died at home after a lingering illness at about 55 years. Born in Germany the widowed farmer left ten children, four of whom survive. He belonged to Ancient Order of United Workmen Modern Woodmen of America Knights of Pythias and other fraternal groups. Funeral services were held with Knights of Pythias in charge and burial in Steele City cemetery. Insurance proceeds will aid surviving relatives.
Members of Steele City Lodge No 116 A W provide resolutions noting the passing of Fredrick W Fahrenwald. The record expresses condolences to his bereaved children and friends and promises tender support. Names within the lodge and the family are referenced as part of the tribute.
The issue offers ladies and children fashions with tasteful illustrations. Millinery showcases trimmed and untrimmed hats. Sections on flower culture, books, cotillon, fancy work, household arts, and cookery enrich the Easter program for many readers.
Ex President Harrison will contribute to April Ladies' Home Journal describing dinners receptions and other social duties of the Chief Executive. He reviews White House dining room silver and state service bought second hand and considers how much salary a president can save.
For 180 you can obtain both magazines for a full year, ensuring reading material for every household. Half of the payment may be made with farm products, offering a practical option for rural buyers.
Notice under an execution issued by Jefferson County district court Nebraska. Judgment dated December 28 1895 awarded to plaintiff by Justice John McCoy. Property described as the Sedenta transcript and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 19 in town.
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