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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1892
Page
3
Dense local page notes Andrews & Co promotions and newspaper clubbing offers. cautions about a swindler selling goods. a fire at Lou Walking’s straw stack. gaslit praise for STANDARD office and book trade. regional banking and a court case update. upcoming holiday travel rates and community notices including church events and charity drives.
A historical account describes handling 6000 sheep with a soak in heated baths. Large tanks keep water and emulsion at temperature as sheep are dipped, saturated, and guided through the process. The writer notes the work is heavy yet orderly and claims the method is thorough.
Local market notes show prices for oats at 21 cents per bushel corn at 27 cents per produce items including rye hay and wheat quoted around 35 48 and 68 cents respectively in a brief commodity wrap.
A transaction lists 5,000 bushels of soapped corn and 200 tons of straw sold by Moss and Watracs.
An old ad touts Bucktent Arnica Salve as the best salve for various bruises and skin troubles in Ore, mentioning Ooty Bru Bored Vicora and Balt as locations or references within the copy.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses health, vitality, and language, mentioning conan, orgeas, Bitlows, Khineys, and Beit. The readable parts imply generic health or vitality ideas without clear subjects, dates, places, or events. No identifiable persons or organizations are established.
A corrupted letter from Mrs. aanay Burd of Groton hints at a trial free at a pharmacy and a monetary amount of $104. The legible text suggests a connection to Odenton and a court or trial context, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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