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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1895
Page
2
The document notes a Saturday meeting for depositors at 38 oclock p m to discuss the bank situation. It lists officials related to assessors and constables including J F Ankrum D M Quigley H D Lucas and others and mentions Mr and Mrs Campbell moving into their new home.
An exchange reflects on how true friendship is measured by sticking up for friends in need. It condemns those who spread mean talk when absent, arguing such behavior betrays real character and will be exposed in time.
The readable portions show a personal reflection on busy work life and decisions about finances and publicity. Names and concrete facts are sparse, making a decisive event or outcome hard to determine from the fragment.
Reader garbled text mentions the Ten Sable Singers and the Sabines with unclear references to church bells and a nighttime event. The fragments lack coherent details, names, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
County official results list Merrell 841 Davis 13 Meadenhall 703 Boyle 442 Davis 229 Griffin 589 Atkinson 622 Brock 112 Letton 1381 Stall 1051 Bush 833 Falloon 576. Letton and Stall carry the district by a margin not specified.
The item notes new pupils joining various grades, including Charlie Heady in the high school and Michel Pearson in the intermediate department, plus Wilber King and Chester Pearson in the primary. It mentions teachers reviewing exams, some poor grades, and a call for encouragement as two months of school pass.
An item from a Kansas page notes a publication titled Lucifer the Light Bearer Motherhood published at 116 E 4th St T ka Kansas at a rate of $1 per year with a trial offering three months for 25 cents.
The Daily State Journal announces a piano giveaway for subscribers who send one dollar for a trial subscription. Correct or nearest guess of the votes for the supreme judge this fall wins an eight thousand four hundred fifty dollar piano. Contest closes October 31. Lincoln Nebraska.
The paper will be sent to any address from now until January 1, 1897 for one dollar. It delivers Tuesday and Friday editions through the fall campaign and the coming era, with market reports twice weekly and national telegraphic news. It emphasizes farmer readers and family reading alongside illustrated tutorials and world authors.
An exchange notes the arrival of a new baby at the home of Dr Ague. The text avoids the word shake and reads with a chillingly understated tone.
A fragment describes a new novelty item called an electric light for the neck. The device is a small collar or pendant equipped with a light and battery, showcasing early electrified personal accessories. Further details are unreadable in the provided text.
A historical note highlights Cripple Creek in Colorado as a premier gold mining region with vast wealth. It references the mountains, scenic beauty, and a weekly illustrated publication from Denver offering Western stories of love and adventure, including details about the magazine’s office and price.
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