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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
5
Emma Kelly visited acquaintances in Libury on Sunday while W. S. Hall returned from a leisure trip down the road. John Maag and Miss Katie Bergman wed in Fairbury last week, and many locals discuss school openings, grain pricing, and upcoming political events in the region.
Notice to taxpayers itemizes delinquent taxes due May 1 and May 5, 1097. To reduce advertising costs, taxes should be paid by September 3 at 9 AM. A. M. Davis, County Treasurer.
A rough notice notes a cure for bilious colic with several years of use. It mentions a remedy claimed to stop diarrhoea and a dose description. The fragmentary text references a medicine bottle and a physician or druggist, but specifics are unclear.
An obituary notice from The Standard honoring Reraneeen Nebr with brief remarks on his life and role in the community. The item notes the publication as a memoriam and lists limited biographical details available in the column.
A brief community message thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death, honoring the support given to the family in their time of loss. The note expresses heartfelt gratitude and acknowledges the comfort received.
Fragmentary text notes a broad opportunity affecting thousands of youths and villagers, mentioning terms and tensions, with distorted phrases about death or risk and general commentary on social conditions. The readable parts imply a discussion of access or education but lack clear specifics or names.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or identifiable entities. It cannot establish a specific person organization place date or outcome. The readable parts mention urine study notions but lack actionable details or context for a datable news item.
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