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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1898
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR yields a political snippet mentioning Nebraska city affiliations, state officials such as Secretary of State, Auditor Public Accounts, and congressional and legislative references. The text hints at lawmaking aims to benefit the masses and pursue hoped-for outcomes, with names like Sierl, Mathews, Murphy, Hinshaw appearing in scattered form.
A Newton precinct ballot notes races for Justice of the Peace and Constable positions. It lists To fill race entries for Haynes Samuel Barber and Charles Barber with designations for Dist. No. 1 and other placeholder names including Ne Weigel.
A discussion argues that stock owners and merchants should actively advertise goods in Steele City to reach buyers. It claims newspapers are the best, cheapest vehicle to invite inspection and bids, noting crowds gather there and persistent outreach yields large business benefits over less proactive towns.
A political appeal touts a Republican ballot as flawless from top to bottom, praising its candidates as clean citizens with no hacks. It urges voters to reject tricks and misrepresentation, claiming support expresses belief in a capable national administration and higher ideals.
Fragment from a political argument accusing popocratic reformers of financial misdeeds. It cites state debt reductions claimed by treasurers Meserve and Reserve, questions timing of Bartley’s December payments, and accuses embezzlement in Gosper and Hamilton counties, labeling critics as liars and thieves.
Advertising copy notes that the remedy is sold more than all other medicines combined. Quoted endorsement from J. M. of Nickle Bros. Nickleville, Pa. Mentions sale by G. O. Taylor, Druggist, Steele City, Nebraska.
Popular Music Co of Indianapolis offers new war songs and music with 18 pages of full sheet music. Includes tribute pieces to Dewey and the Navy heroes, described as fine instrumental works to live as souvenirs of the war. Sold for 25 cents upon receipt.
The notice promotes a special deal during wartime: free Great Sunday State Journal for three months with a $1.00 subscription to The Semi-Weekly State Journal for a year. The bargain includes two weekly papers each week and a large sixteen page Sunday paper, with payment details to Lincoln.
A humorous ditty imagines Dr Indication Dr Experience and Dr Reason joining in counsel to pick the best remedy. For a bad cold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as pleasant safe and effective ready to relieve lungs and restore health. Sold by G O Taylor Druggist Steele City Neb.
An advertisement touts Dr. Coonley's Orange Lily as a women’s remedy after years of suffering from female diseases. It features testimonials from Mrs. H. W. Fagrer of Detroit and Mrs. L. Fowler of Steele City Neb and offers free ten day treatment and advice to readers, with directions to contact Dr. Cronley in Detroit.
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