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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1896
Page
5
A jumble of items describes corn buying and selling, farm produce, and household goods. Notices mention five thousand bushels of corn, new potatoes, honey, hats and ribbons, and furniture. There are births, accidental injuries, political commentary, and references to local lawyers, merchants, and the Fairbury circus preparations.
A generic call urges voters to support Geo. E. Jenkins for legislature, praising prudent self management and steadfast energy. The message frames Jenkins as a safer choice for Jefferson County, contrasting with opponents portrayed as deceptive byadroit critics.
In Apr 1894 a reader from Twist Treahied am Rheumatiam Aa reports using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and deep muscular pain with successful results and recommends it to the public. A separate notice from Antesville Md notes selling a bottle to a long suffering man who became well.
Hilt Dech urged honest populists last week that William Jen bat de 208 er ccabighea aihas dis teigt and electioneering for Vifquain could have beaten Hon. E. Le Hainer for congress. Yet the crowd will still denounce the perfidious boy amid calls for loaves and fishes.
unreadable OCR fragment mentions children hoarseness symptoms and Cham bers Soe-is.
The St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad advertises ongoing sale rates at all times with reduced passenger fare options and special pricing for travelers. Details are incomplete due to fragmented text.
Fragmentary notices announce several new publications including Colorado’s Gold and Soise Pesa. A list mentions Brecken and the Blue and Manitou with references to General Pa Tae LT RR and postage details.
Citizens urged to subscribe for election news during a great campaign drive. The Semi-Weekly Journal offers a two dollar annual or twenty five cent periodical through January 1898 with election returns and war updates, promising fast delivery via mail or postmaster.
R. A. opens at St Josephs with a ticket office to serve Corby patrons. The move aims to attract more supporters and fresh voices to local events, signaling ongoing community engagement.
A public sale will be held at the farmer's land in Greels City Nebraska and located 21 miles north of Hollenberg Kansas at 10 o clock in the morning on Saturday October 1st 1896.
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