Unclear OCR fragment on travel log and notices
Fragmentary text shows mixed time stamps and names, including eastbound notation and an incomplete sign off. No clear event, location, or identifiable persons beyond scattered initials.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows mixed time stamps and names, including eastbound notation and an incomplete sign off. No clear event, location, or identifiable persons beyond scattered initials.
A garbled OCR line lists scattered names and terms including Steele, Gils, Waleon, A Carmonay Line, Hermen, Alex, Bell, and center references. It provides no clear event or context.
The district court and county court announce regular terms. Judge Boris presides as sessions resume on April 15 and June 15 with monthly Monday sessions.
The article lists multiple local fraternal and veterans groups in Steele City and nearby areas. It names lodge numbers such as Stewart City No. 146 and Steele City Lodge No. 4 with meeting nights and places, officers including W. M. LINDON and C. Coveman, and notes regular convocations of Bane Wire OC and Veterans groups with recurring dates and times.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Baptist church notice with biweekly Sunday meetings and expositions. Mentions a pastor and varied services, but details are unclear due to illegible text.
XP 80 and Raraig Bevies discuss shaping a new Bevy initiative. Meeting notes indicate a focus on community reach and creative direction for the Bevy platform.
Corrected weekly quotations show prices for various items with ranges noted. Entries credit A. HB. Phelps and G. A. Hamley as the editors or sources for the corrected quotes.
A collage of notices from Fairbury Nebraska includes obliquely dated items about residents traveling to Topeka Ottawa and Ottawa, Kansas. marriages. church events. sales and printing offers. business travel. a Kansas regiment in Manila. and local caucus nominations. It reports on Ralph Fowler’s appendicitis, Easter sociable plans, and class music lessons in progress.
School resumed after two and a half weeks as pupils express relief. New pups George, Cinda, and Sie Johnson join the week. A camp of Walking Willies near the station caused a brief disturbance with home guards and local farmers reclaiming property, including fruit, a cloak, ribbon, and a bottle. Effie Phelps travels to Alexandra Nebraska for a week. Eddie Zweifel will miss two to three weeks due to facial injuries but eyes remain unharmed.
The notice warns that all claims against an estate must be filed by March 7, 1890, or be barred, with publication planned in the Steele City Standard for four weeks. Also included are testimonials praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, stating relief and cure, with sale offered by G. O. Taylor.
The remedy is promoted for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and influenza. It is said to have cured severe colds and dangerous croup attacks and is claimed to save lives of children. Sold by G O Taylor.
The St Joseph and Grand Tala will run Pullman Palace Sleepers between St Joseph and Island, along with elegant new reclining chair cars now in use. Agents offer information and reservations, with passes available through local agents including W. S. Hann and others.
Promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for eruptions and skin issues like boils felons warts cuts burns and chilblains. Claims to cure old running sores fever sores and piles slow healing pains. Priced at 25 cents a box with guaranteed relief and availability from druggists.
Advertisement extols Dr King’s Life Pills as the key to “splendid health Indomitable will and tremendous vigor.” Claims pills improve brain and body power, linking stomach liver kidneys and bowels in good condition to success. Daily 35 cents, sold by druggists.
Fragmented ad style text promotes health claims about beauty and bodily ailments. Mentions constipation kidney trouble and nervousness with references to electric page offers and clubbing rates. The tone imitates a late historic newspaper health column with dubious remedies and garbled words.
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