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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
3
Post office hours shown for eastbound and westbound services with schedule hints. Arrival times listed as 12 05 p m and 11 27 a m with gaps indicating process delays. Note indicates partial times and destinations, including the terms going east and going west.
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Fragmentary OCR notes show an event at Yale in Dra with a 7 30 time. Names are garbled and details incomplete but imply a gathering or meeting in a hall labeled HK or similar. Further readable elements mention bees and plants in a stray context.
The fragment notes a Masonic lodge meeting in a local hall on the second and fourth Sundays at 7:00 p.m. It lists officers Avice Lawanar D. L. Tonsan and L. Fowruma with P.O. address. Marching comrades are mentioned as part of the event.
Government meeting on the Saturday first Sunday in each month aids prayer session Friday and Sunday. Ald Society meets every second month. Pastor H. Bsmelr Bankey leads.
Fragmentary OCR shows partial timings and words like Praga meatine pve 11 00 a m ureday ata every abanday at is Sever hemor. Details incomplete and not interpretable.
Members are reminded of Sunday service at 11:00 a m with special events at cabin 25. Beare Lads meet on the third day. Bauder and BaBi groups also invited.
School official Henry J Win is named to a new parliament role as department chief. Vacations and term schedules announced amid leadership changes.
Corrected weekly market text lists wheat and oats with unclear figures and corn notes. Hog prices show a 3.00 to 3.15 range and cows quoted 1.60 to 2.25 with 3.76 to 4.25 for some cattle, credited to G. A. Hawley.
A jumble of local items reports people visiting and moving, cattle shipments, church notices, new buggies for sale, and a large circus event in Fairbury. Mentions include Paul Kouffke of Hanover Kansas, I A Palmer shipping stock to Sidney Nebraska, Rev H Berkeley preaching, and Campball Bros circus attendances. The piece notes weather improving crops and Col Funston’s promotion to brigadier general.
Mr Partlow notes many missing chickens while President Perry of Doane College Crete Nebraska will preach at the Congregational church Sunday. A musical by Mrs Fornstal drew a good crowd despite blustery weather. Local currency reform ideas and a counterfeit operation led to warrants and jail time in Lincoln County with forged school warrants found on suspects and a planned county-wide canvass.
W. M. Torey of Elkton, Kentucky, endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as superior to others after selling hundreds of bottles. The note claims extensive experience in the drug trade and asserts strong consumer satisfaction, while also advertising Pullman rail service between St Joseph and an Island route with reclining chairs.
Bertha Manley, a young child, died yesterday from injuries after a yard fire over two weeks earlier. Funeral services were held at the M. B. church with Rev. Smith presiding. A separate incident involved two men detained for attempting to pass counterfeit in town, exchanging a ten dollar bill for tobacco.
During the Valley Forge winter, General Washington fed a lost dog found near his camp. He sent the dog to Philadelphia under a flag of truce with a note and collar inscription showing it belonged to General Howe. Howe replied with thanks for the courteous gesture from his enemy.
W J Cuyler of Red Creek New York praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as effective for rheumatism and extended household use. W O Phippen, editor of Red Creek Herald, notes local merchants endorse the remedy. G O Traylor outsells coats and remedies in Worcester Enterprise ad. W A Stroud of Popomoke City, Massachusetts attests to quick relief.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for frightful blunders skin injuries and ailments. It claims quick healing for burns scalds eruptions fever sores boils corns and more with a money back guarantee and druggist availability.
Fragmentary OCR text markets a health product with bold claims and a money back guarantee. It mentions a remedy priced at 80 and notes sales through a supplier or vendor. The legibility is poor and specifics are unclear.
Spain's Greatest Need resident Mr Ro PY Olivia of Barcelona spends winters in Aiken. Weak nerves caused head tension which eases after Bleedie Bitters. The advertisement claims it cures liver and kidney trouble purifies blood tones stomach strengthens nerves and restores vigor. Sold by local vendors.
Warranted timepieces undergo a swift adjustment as part of a routine service. Dealers advertise reliable calendar calibration and thorough internal checks to ensure accurate timekeeping.
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