Steele City Post Office Entry Notice
Public notice of mail classification and post office entry details for Steele City in Jefferson County Nebraska dated Saturday.
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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1896
Page
2
Public notice of mail classification and post office entry details for Steele City in Jefferson County Nebraska dated Saturday.
The piece discusses advancing venues after a 1879 reset and the belief that stable currency and employment will boost industry. It urges storing nonperishable farm goods like corn. School items note test week, illness, and praise for visiting educators Geyer and Newell, with compliments to sixth and seventh grades.
A dispatch notes 400 divorces in Topeka among about 25 000 residents and mentions 100 divorce cases in the county docket while editorials attack flag symbolism as a fetish and urge unity amidst wartime sentiment. The piece links expressions of loyalty to the United States with national sacrifice and civic duty.
Hettie B Minard sues John H Minard in district court alleging cruelty and desertion since their June 1892 Steele City Nebraska marriage. She states he earns 45 dollars a month but contributes nothing for support and asks for legal separation and custody of their one child.
In the past three weeks the AAA of Reading reports a publisher who shouted in ecstasy at subscriber losses and bawled like a motherless calf when needing medicine. The papers of the editorial accident remain an amusement to the legitimate newspaper fraternity.
On November 10 1894 in Nebraska county court, plaintiff Andrews sues H for a sum due. The notice cites Breole City Nebraska and the involved parties with a monetary claim of one hundred.
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