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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1895
Page
2
Tenants on the Harbine farm near town note shouts calling for voters to back the Republican ticket. Voters are reminded that most Republican nominees hold county offices and have less campaign time than others, yet their identities are known to the electorate.
The piece honors a state nominee's character and fitness for office, praising his honesty and industry. It recalls his education at the State Normal School and legal career, urging voters to support him. It also notes a teachers association event, a Chancellor McLain address, and a school report for October 1895.
The Stanparp office has moved into the former Steele City Bank building opposite the post office. Old friends are invited to call and strangers will receive a cordial welcome.
A scrambled passage discusses voting and merits of a political stance. Mentions Jefferson County and general calls to turnout, with unclear phrases about end principles and opposition to affiliations. The legibility is poor, yielding no definite outcome or names.
A garbled OCR passage discusses protection, Republican tickets, a Supreme Court judge, and names such as Gould and Boyle. It appears to reflect internal party preferences and potential electoral strategies with uncertain details and unclear outcomes.
W H Letton father of the Republican candidate for district judge dies at seventy two. The community extends sympathy to surviving family members. The paper notes rewards for photos of Republicans who scratch tickets and endorses voting straight from Supreme Judge Norvell to local precinct tickets without blemish.
Over three nights last weekend suspects tried doors and windows of the Stanparp occupied rooms. A man in an adjoining room thwarted them. they were warned away. Officials warn that next intrusion could be forceful if visibility allows.
Hon J H Stull of Nemaha county, veteran Illinois Cavalry lawyer, tacked as strong GOP choice for District Judge. Backed by diverse attorneys, he inspires confidence and broad support. voters urged to cast ballots for Stull.
Enrollment figures show 35 students with an average attendance of 27 and 12 tardies. Named students include Chris Demel Gertie Kelly George Johnson Willie Chancellor Ruth Graves Minnie Johnson Gladys Srence Ros Picuxiere teacher. Principal Derartment records 34 enrollment and 30 average attendance with 12 tardies and lists many students such as Lora Weddel Amy Reynolds Clarence Depue Mina Mesgonigle Walter Reynolds Barry Packard John Demel George Brown Nannie Rucker Emma Kelly Mary Johnston Eliza McIlvane. W Grrzp is principal.
Endicott brief history and social items report a return to health for Clifford after illness a birthday visit by a crowd to Miss Addie Mathis high school Columbus Day exercises and local arrivals Mrs Louie Riggle visits parents while local whispers recount a populist remark about Stephenson and Atkinson in county politics
We express deep gratitude for the many deeds of kindness and expressions of love and sympathy shown during our late sorrow and affliction. Your considerate acts and remembered support will be cherished through all time.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church Steele City announces the death of sister Emma A Challis and expresses sympathy to the bereaved family. Signed by Mrs J Floriin Mrs Aveusta Forrstaut Com Mrs D T Gantt.
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