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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1896
Page
5
Fragmented readable lines show a local daily schedule with trains and times. Mentions No 16 No 66 local daily except Sunday at 1:80 p.m and No 4 Fast treight with 10:30 a.m details and No 48 Past treight unclear.
Local items from Steele City include residents traveling to Kansas City and Des Moines, barbershop opening, corn shipments, market prices, and calls for Republican events and speeches. Prominent names: A H Phelps, C F Andrews, Geo Reynolda, W F Collins, J H Rushton, Ben S Baker, W J Bryan. The note references bars, inns, and a church supper, plus a forthcoming flag day and temperance meeting.
The article lists pupils and visitors across rooms, noting Harley Turner quit school Grace Hatshew joined last week and Mrs Moore visited last Tuesday. Leoa Chancellor is detained due to her father's illness Rosé Harris was missed for illness Maud Swet Lena Chancellor and Myrtle Stewart visited upper room. The piece ends with a war quote about ongoing conflict and votes next November.
The Stark gathering last Saturday night drew little enthusiasm as the speaker arrived late and failed to inflame Bryan rooters. The crowd in turnout, labeled popocrats, gave a muted response while Mr Stark received cheers for McKinley at the depot. Hon. E. Heiner is expected to win a strong majority in this precinct.
An Annapolis dealer and a Mechanicsville resident commend Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and deep muscular pains. The ad notes 50 cent bottles and endorsements from Jno G Booxs and A Merit, with sale by G O Taylor.
Evangelistic services to be held at the Congregational church on Sabbath Qot. 25 conducted by evangelist T. E. Horton of Hastings. Public welcomed. Christian workers invited to participate and share in blessings. First sermon Sabbath morning. H. H. Avery, Pastor.
The notice warns parents to watch children for initial hoarseness signaling Hi Cham disease. It recommends a remedy at first symptoms to prevent progression, noting usefulness for colds and whooping cough and promoting sale by GO Taylor.
The Darlington Wisconsin Journal extols Chamberlain's Case Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universal cure claiming it stopped severe pains on two occasions and possibly saved a life. The ad urges every family to keep it on hand and notes sales by G O Taylor.
A notice lists new publications including Colorado's Cold priced at six cents in stamps and others such as So Park and the Alpine Pass Bureas Brecken ridge and the Blue Manitog and A Day in the Canons. Requests two cents postage and provides address 8. M. Adsit St. Joseph Missouri for ordering.
The Semi- Weekly State Journal in Lincoln Nebraska offers twice weekly mailings from now to January 1, 1897 for 28 cents or to January 1, 1898 for one dollar. The twenty five cent option covers the entire campaign with election returns and year end. A dollar buys the great twice a week paper through the campaign legislature and inauguration period.
The St. Joseph and Grand Island Railroad has opened a city ticket office in the Derby Block at 5th and Edmond Streets. A lobby for those waiting for street cars is provided and patrons are invited to inquire about rates, times, and trains.
Railroad bonds on sale with tickets to all points at lowest rates. Direct connections from Grand Island for western routes and for North East and South lines. For rates and information call.
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