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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1898
Page
2
The page spreads political notices and reminders of delinquent tax lists. It urges readers to vote straight Republican to uphold McKinley era policies and warns against a Democratic win, citing the danger to business and sound money. The piece references the Omaha Bee urging electing sound money candidates to Congress.
A speaker refutes the label foreigner against Peter Jansen praising his rise from farm labor to owner and arguing that American opportunity rewards merit. The piece contrasts birth with principle and asserts Jansen’s qualifications show worth beyond birthplace.
The piece endorses B B Haynes for justice of the peace Sam Barber for constable and Harry Kline for constable and urges voters to mark X against every Republican in the booth, urging a chance to prove themselves. The missive mixes names with a social and political vote urging.
Two piano and organ pieces issued by Popular Music Co of Indianapolis feature Bring Our Heroes Home dedicated to the Heroes of the U S Battleship Maine and Dewey Battle of Manila March. Both are stirring patriotic works with the roll containing 13 pages of sheet music available for 25 cents.
Government agents offer information on train equipment and rates. Reservations can be made on application. General pass options include Be Justly Treated pass, with Steele City Nebraska cited in the notice.
The State Journal urges readers to subscribe as Lincoln becomes the hub of state events with a new legislative session and installation of officers. The Semi-Weekly Journal offers mail delivery from now until January 1 1900 for one dollar, promising more papers for the money.
An advertisement extols Dr Coonley’s Orange Lily as a cure for women’s ailments after prior doctors failed. Testimonials from Mrs H W Frerrsr of Detroit and Mrs C L Fowler of ne City claim health restoration. Free ten days treatment and advice offered by writing to Dr Coonky in Detroit.
From New Zealand, Berrion reports that since taking the Chamberlain's medicines agency the cough remedy has sold in large volumes, more than all other makes in two years. He notes many users praise its efficacy and even his own family uses it. the bottle is described as pleasant for children. Sold by G O Taylor Druggist in Steele City, Nebraska.
Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies are sought to travel in Nebraska for established, desirable chores. Pays $78 plus expenses. Steady position with references and a self addressed stamped envelope to Dominion Company Dept Y Chicago Ill.
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