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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1898
Page
3
A mixed local page notes a time table entry and office hours, snowfall, and several society items. Mrs Myrtle Campbell returns to Fairbury, Mr Loughter arrives from Fairbury, and Thanksgiving services are observed at Congregational and high school. Mentions include J Monroe Davis, A S Muzmn jeweler, and local horse and buggy ads.
A week of reduced advertising content noted as office transfers affect input. The piece surveys 1900 politics with Populists fading into a relic status, mentions nominating McKinley, Barker, and Donnelly, and comments on American vigilance and naval power against Spain with scattered nation imagery.
A reward of three hundred dollars will be paid by Jefferson County for the capture and conviction of the individual named Sameda on the date November 12, 1898. By order of the Board of County Commissioners.
The Standard office was sold to Mr. E. Hoare of Washington Kentucky, a lawyer, instead of leasing as previously noted. The brief sale confirms the transfer of ownership to the named individual.
The report credits Bismarck's celebrated nerve to splendid health and indomitable energy, noting that formidable willpower was not a mere fantasy but a result of robust condition and stamina.
Advertisement touts 2- Electric Bitters as the medicine of choice to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify blood. It promises renewed strength and a rosy complexion, appealing to those run down and seeking improved health.
A broken OCR fragment hints at a patient who survived a typhoid episode, with the speaker recalling a close call and emphasis on a wonderful frightful death experience. The readable text suggests a personal account of illness and survival amid perilous symptoms.
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