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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
2
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A fiery political appeal urges Republicans to unite against a perceived coalition of “bashibazouks” and corruption. It warns that split efforts will ruin party principles and praises patriotic duty, urging supporters to rally behind the flag to redeem the state and align with honored national ideals.
County clerk records show an eye catching entry in a local court ledger. The notice references a case filed this month and requests interested parties to respond by a stated deadline.
An old announcement lists names and roles related to county fiscal duties. It mentions G. B. Mornay and references a Te Deano Vie fox schedule, indicating a duties and apportionment context for local finances.
A coroner race in the county lists two candidates with J B Guess among those subjects in the Republican slate.
In a clipped line a county superintendent appointment or action is alluded to with references to school officials and Jefferson in a garbled OCR fragment.
Garbled text from a historic page mentions festive events, melon season, and ambushes. It hints at political displays and friendly prejudiced interest in welfare and opposition, tied to Fairbury and the Republican context. Names and clear details are missing due to OCR damage.
A garbled excerpt shows fragmented mottoes and stray phrases about shopping and satisfaction. The reader is invited to look without buying while reflecting on value and choices, but the text is incomplete and hard to parse.
A. D. Hedges of Stone Store Steele City advertises a first class bicycle prize to anyone collecting 100 yearly subscribers for the Semi Weekly State Journal at 1.00 each. Strong guarantee on the bicycle and liberal cash commissions for each subscription obtained. Address State Journal Lincoln Neb.
A fragmented notice praises The Blade as a leading national paper with wide circulation in 79,000 post offices. It touts honesty and fairness, appeals to family readers, and promises sections from poetry to a Question Bureau, inviting readers to join and request specimen issues.
A local druggist advertises Chamberlain's Cough Hemet as a life saver for croupy children. Customers travel from far and near to purchase it, with many claiming it saved their children. The ad lists 25 and 50 cent sizes offered by G C Taylor, Druggist, Steele City, Me.
A cryptic OCR fragment outlines a race narrative with mentions of foes and a decile, hinting at standings and contest dynamics. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving the core event unclear but suggesting competitive tension in a local field.
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