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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1896
Page
3
A mixed column of ads and notices from The Standard includes prices for corn and meats, auctions, insurance offers, household goods, millinery, furniture, and dental and health remedies. Various names appear, such as Duff & Nutters Fresh Meat Market, A. D. Hedges, J. W. Miles, M. G. Evans, Ward, Bower, and T. Horton.
Monthly report for October 31, 1896 covers primary intermediate and principal departments. Enrollment totals 50, 31 and 87 with varying attendance and tardies. named pupils and teachers listed. reports a visitor count and notes a Mrs Wells relieved by Chamberlain Pain Balm after neuralgia.
Scattered OCR text shows incomplete notices with references to stamps payments and publications. Mentions Alpine Pass and an instruction to send a bill to Fowler & Atkepay. No clear event, date, or named people beyond those fragments.
A dated notice promotes a remedy for croup and hoarseness in children as a quick preventive measure. It warns croup often follows a cold and stresses early action when the child first becomes hoarse. The ad claims the product is safe and effective, with no danger in use, and lists G. Taylor as the seller.
In Endicott precinct the presidential race shows McKinley 77 and Bryan 72 with Palmer 1. Governors Holcomb 76, MacColl 61, Bibb 1. Lieutenant Governor Harris 76, Tefft 66, Biglow 1, Herman 1, Kent 1. Secretary of State Porter 73, Piper 6, Mattes 2. Auditor Hedlund 68, Verdon 65, Crowell 1, Gerrard 1, Heller 1. Superintendent Reese Jackson 66, anon am. Attorney General Churchill 74, Strung 2, Patrick ks O Dell 1. Land Commissioner Russell 74, Wolfe 73. Rawling 69. Jacobeen A appears in the tally.
An 1890s newspaper ad promotes cheap subscriptions to a Semi-Weekly Journal offering a week from now through January 1 1897 for twenty five cents and through January 1 1898 for one dollar. It highlights election returns Nebraska legislature and inauguration events, claiming the paper is almost as good as daily and urging direct orders or delivery via the post.
On November 17 and December 1 1896 round trip tickets to Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas to same points in Louisiana Arizona and New Mexico will be on sale at one fare plus two dollars Consult your nearest office regarding limits stopovers and conduct limits restrictions
The St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad offers a bas on sale with tickets to all points at lowest rates. Direct convection at Grand Island and depot with diverging lines. Describes general itinerary and routing.
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