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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a local main event with names like Berens and W.8 Ball and an organization or location tag. Details are unclear, but hints at a local sports or meeting bulletin with principal participants and a presiding figure.
Timetable details show train arrivals and departures with times such as 8 00 p m and 10 50 a m. The fragment lists routes eastbound and westbound and mentions L Fowies P M as a signatory or contact.
District Court lists regular term dates including April 7 June 18 and October til 1899. County Court holds regular sessions the first Monday of each month under Judge BoYug.
Steele City Lodge No 7 A M R communicates that on or before the Fell Moon each month a Stated communication is held the first Wednesday night. In G A shall at 7 30 p m a cordial welcome to all visiting brethren. J W licks W M c L Fewtrr Seo
Lindon Long No. 148 K of P prepares for vote night with members and candidates named. The text lists G A ene Fine Wine and U D Linstner associated with the lodge as voting events approach.
Steele City Lodge No 116 A O W meets at G A R hall on monthly nights. The notice lists officers Thomas Cleeman vice commander Marvin Evans clerk and invites members to attend in Steele City.
A local Congregational church outlines its weekly program with a focus on community services and worship, detailing prayer meetings and congregational activities led by church officials.
Steele City lodge and veteran groups outline meeting nights in their halls. Steele City Lodge No 24 Degree of Honor meets first and third Saturdays. Alice Lambert Presiding. Puente Recording. W F M S meets third Saturday monthly at 7 clock. Rice Post No 14 G A R meets second and fourth Saturdays at 7 30 pm in own hall. Fowler Camp No Veterans meets fourth Saturday monthly at 7 30 pm. H. Caxx Captain. Srana First Sergeant.
Churches in Alabama schedule monthly gatherings with evening services at 8:00 p m led by Rev H Baumer pastor. The notice urges participation and details times for devotion and community activities.
The notice lists a Methodist church schedule with prayer meetings at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. every Thursday, and Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday led by Pastor E. Smith.
Fragmented church notice lists times for service at 11:60 a m and a weekly Thursday evening class. Mentions Tran v H Avery and ongoing Sunday School activities with lesson schedules.
An evening Baptist gathering is noted with references to Weaver as president and participants unnamed, indicating a community religious event or meeting with leadership notes.
Public schools mention W H Converse and an intermediate department with a primary section Vida Thanet. It notes vacation every July and references Ce De. The readable fragment outlines a local education notice with unnamed dates and general restructuring hints.
Weekly market report notes cow prices ranging from 41.50 to 50.00 dollars with several lots closing around 63.75. Corrected figures indicate steady activity. the anonymous market column mentions sellers A B Phelps Hoge and G A Hamiley.
At a special Wilber OClump No 1191 Roy I Neighbors of America meeting the lodge passed resolutions of sympathy for the bereaved Cooley family. The lodge asked that the resolutions be recorded and copies sent to the family and to newspapers for publication.
Local items report residents voting, travel to St Joe for surgery, and mail order promotions. Shouts include Rocky Mountain Tea advertising and bargain fall goods at Musser’s. A quartet of notices covers life insurance rate cuts and the Prairie Farmer subscription drive with pay offers.
At Steele City and nearby areas several weddings are noted. Maggie Patterson and Frank Rebbeka wed in Washington County Kansas with Rev F E Smith officiating. Nettie W Halloran and J B Sayre wed in Americus Georgia with broad community well wishes. Nannie Goldsberry and William S Hall married at the Hoffert home with Rev H S Avery directing as they prepare a home in Steele City.
Captain GC G Dennison, famed for leading forces in Africa, notes buying Chamberlain cholera and diarrhea remedy before the last campaign. He used it personally for bowel trouble and distributed it to his men with proven benefit. Sold by R T Taylor druggist.
A notice invites all to a Friday gathering on November 17 organized under the W. F. M. S. A pleasant and profitable evening is promised with an opportunity for offering. Committees oversee arrangements.
Bismarck’s iron nerve was said to come from splendid health and indomitable will. If you seek these qualities and success, Dr King’s New Life Pills are claimed to develop every power of brain and body. Only 25c at drug stores.
The November issue highlights winter hats in coordinated black and white, guidance on materials and decorations, and features for elderly ladies to dress becomingly. It includes embroidery, knitting, tatting, crochet, photography and kindergarten pieces, plus beauty and culinary notes and a short story.
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