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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows varied daily opening hours and Sunday times for a business or transit line. The text is garbled but indicates arrival and departure patterns, with Sunday service and several time ranges. No clear entities or definitive actions are readable.
Fragmentary OCR lists county clerk, county attorney, and other officials with scattered names and roles. It mentions notarial and legal notices in a county context, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear actions, dates, or outcomes. The readable items include references to officials like J. Andrews, Hayden, and Alex Bell amid partial names and titles.
A fragment notes regular meetings of a society or group with trustees named Fowler Hicks Barlow Haines Wagoner. District Court holds terms in April June and October with judges Lemon and others. County Court meets on the first Monday monthly under Judge Boylgs.
Eternality Lodge F and A M notes meeting first Wednesday night of each month at 7 30 o clock in GA hall. Brethren invited to attend. J W Licks worshipful master L L Fowter secretary report.
CTINDON LODGE NO 146 K of P meets Thursday night weekly at 6 at the hall. Officers C C C W Lamagh. Steele City Camp No 1686 Modern Woodmen of America meets second Thursday each month at 6 at a hall. Thomas Ucleman W C Marvix Evane Clerk. Steele City Lodge No 116 AOUW meets Monday nights at 7 30 p m in G A R hall. visiting brethren invited. G B L Warry W W U PsLuer Recorder.
Steel City Lodge No. 151 I C C F holds weekly meetings Friday at 7 30 p m in G A R hall Visiting brethren invited J W Petave N G D A Bug sge Sec
Steele City W C T U announces meetings on the second tatar day of each month at 7:00 p.m. in a church. Music by Gravas. Pres. Emus.
Steele City Lodge No 24 Degree of Honor meets on the first and third Saturday of each month at 3 o clock in the afternoon in G A R hall. Officers listed: Mr Alice Sbmounee, C B Muse, A T Powers, Recorder.
B A Rice Post No 14 G A R B meets on the second and fourth Saturdays at 7 30 in their halls with marching comrades to be entertained. Adjutant SONS OF VETERANS Co L Fowler Camp No VETERNS meets on the fourth Saturday at 7 30 o'clock. Captain W H Crane First Sergeant av Starr
Church notices report the Baptist Ladies Aid Society meets every afternoon with the superintendent at 8:00 p m. A meeting is set for next Sunday after evening services with prayers and collection planned.
The notice lists worship times with preaching every other Sunday at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm. It notes a prayer meeting on Thursday night at 7:80 and Sunday school each Sunday at 10:00 am led by Pastor Rev. F E Sura.
A local church schedules Sunday service at noon led by Pastor Serna at Uday School. Attendees are invited to join the weekly gathering and hear a message of faith and community.
The Y P 8 B group meets Sunday evenings alternating at the M Stothocher and Baptist churches. Evane leads as secretary and Weaver as president.
Principal W. 8. Converse leads the intermediate department while Clarence Depue heads the primary department. Mixes Vida Chancellor will oversee programs through June July and ends August.
Corrected weekly by A G Phelps with grain prices for Wheat and Corn and hog price ranges. Hogs to 3.50 to 3.75, cattle to 2.50, hogs traded to 3.50. The misspelled notes mention fluctuating values and Liverpool style market words. Named figures: A G Phelps and G A Hamiey.
Local items report Arthur Hamley visiting Fairbury, Mrs. Orr blooming cereas, and 43 inches of rain. J H Castor and H P Thompson visited Endicott. S Hunnicutt returns to Steele City. Bet on Rocky Mountain Tea for babies. A. Allen promotes First National Bank area services. Camp Bros wagons moved hardware from Washington Kansas to Fairbury.
The program at the M E church on Sunday October 29 features old fashioned services with no choir or instruments. It promises novel and unique exercises as welcome home events for the Twentieth Kansas regiment and extended thanks for patriot service.
W W Masingill of Beaumont Texas thanks the manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for its help in saving children from dysentery and cholera infantum. The medicine is sold by R T Taylor Druggist.
On September 29, 1899, C L Fowler JP issued an attachment for 19.25 dollars against W E Dewey in Newton precinct Jefferson county Nebraska. Attached property includes five bundles canvas five bundles trestles ladder lumber and stakes. The case was set to October 30, 1890 at 10 o'clock in Steele City. Rev S A Donahoe of Pt Pleasant W Va reports recovery from a severe cold using Chamberlains Cough Remedy and recommends it. available from R T Taylor.
The Nebraska State Historical Society will devote an entire evening at the January 9 and 10 meeting in Lincoln to the old overland freighting business from 1845 to 1868. Collectors and freighters are urged to send memories, diaries, notes, or photographs to the Society for preservation, including details on routes, rates, goods, wages, and freighter names, with hopes to locate old roads and cross counties.
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