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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1897
Page
4
A damaged notice fragment mentions price 76 cents and dry goods quarters, with vague reference to half of a disease. The legible bits suggest a commerce or health context but no clear entities or actions.
A state senator from Keys Paha used a forged pass reading Otto Muts and wife and son on a Missouri Pacific train. The conductor exposed the fraud, explaining passes are microscopically tested and forged passes lead to fare charges and potential dismissal. The incident highlights accusations of corruption and patronage as the senator defends his role.
The article discusses burr fruits carried by animals and wind that spread into fields and pastures. Burrs cling to clothing and fur, hitchhike on dogs, and travel from sheep fleece or buffalo habitats, introducing troublesome weeds and plants across New England and western prairies.
The text cites Mats as a typé of ill intending individual using double dealing to gain political power. It accuses political figures, including two state house officials and ex state Treasurer Bartley, of hypocrisy and venality. It claims reform efforts were betrayed, urging better government and exposing conspiracies.
Fragmentary ad style text from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. promising assistance for women seeking knowledge and aid in difficult health issues. The readable portion hints at urging women to act quickly to take advantage of offers of help.
Reflections describe Bermuda as orderly and predominantly white yet credit the Black population for cleanliness, industry, and skilled labor. The author notes gradual Europeanizing changes in appearance language and dress among Bermudian Blacks, praises their politeness and work ethic, and contrasts Bermuda with northern states. The tone defends Black merit against charges of laziness.
Fragmentary notice appears to offer shoe repairs and sales with unclear details about pricing and mailing. The readable parts mention belts, comfort footwear, and a postal offer but lack coherent structure or verifiable information for a full summary.
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