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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1897
Page
2
The message greets an audience in Peru Nebraska and invokes duty to the country. It names W. Fuana? secretary and emphasizes prompt respectful welcome to the call for service. The tone is formal and commemorative with agricultural state board context.
An Omaha editor from The Veteran reports A. M. Thurston will not pursue a Senate candidacy again. The piece notes changes in his public duties, mentions varied stances on walls and education, and references Het Britt as editor in the 25th issue.
A fragmented note discusses satisfaction in purchases stressing both product quality and value. The text emphasizes that what you get matters as much as what you pay, highlighting buyer expectations and the importance of choosing wisely.
A fragmentary notice highlights "The Yukon Gold Fields" development by American author Fowler and Avtra w for non combine companies. Des Moines Midland Monthly September issue features the tale with field details and accompanying illustrations and author notes.
The text condemns a group of men portrayed as vendetta driven and maligned in public life. It accuses them of venomous and unchristian behavior, expecting the community to dismiss such actions as unworthy rumors.
A social column notes a large August 26 1897 family reunion at Mulberry Lawn Nebrask a residence of Mrs L A Maxwell. About thirty five relatives from four orators attended a gathering with lavish refreshments and festive toasts. The narrative mentions Mrs Maxwell’s brother and sisters present, reflecting a warm rural community event.
Local ad touts Chamberlain's Gough Remedy as lifesaving for crouped children. Kellam Curren report strong demand as customers travel from afar to Steele City Neb for 25 and 50 cent sales by G O Taylor, Druggist.
A scanned snippet describes articles in the September Ladies Home Journal including essays by John F. and Glifford on politics and drama, pieces on social class led by “The Four Hundred,” fashion notes on hats and dress, and domestic topics like bread making and roasts.
In a damaged notice the sheriff sale action is referenced with unclear details. The fragment mentions an order and city location in Nebraska with minimal legible data.
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