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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1896
Page
3
A fragmented page shows a mix of local notices and examination references. The readable items mention a mall, a feast, and exams scheduled around Sunday with partial street cues and unclear timing. The text lacks coherent events but indicates routine community notices and a public timetable.
Local notices list seed rye for sale by Joseph Sutton and J. B. Lanker, stove repairs at A. T. Phelps Co, and bills for collection. Reports cover typhoid recovery of D. A. Chancellor, heavy rains hindering harvest, cattle and eggs being graded, and various social visits. Political notes highlight McKinley Club activities, upcoming speeches by E. J. Hainer and J. L. Webster, and a Steele City Republican rally with contingents and prizes.
On the 15th the child Ho mme M. Warez of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Warez died after ten days of cholera infantum aged 12 months and 7 days Interment in Steele City cemetery with Rev H Avery officiating The poem line notes the soul’s departure as the morning sun draws the dew
Mr and Mrs G B Warre express gratitude for the sympathy and kindness shown during their hours of affliction. The note thanks those who offered support and comfort.
The readable fragment hints at Democratic managers seeking a large majority and arranging an impressive showing in advance. It notes that the opposition's ballot count should not influence the planned spread or outcome. The passage implies strategic control of votes in a political context.
The St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad opens a new Corby Block lobby at St Joseph and Edmond Streets. Patrons are invited to use the office with ticket sales to all points at the lowest rates. Direct connections to Grand Island are noted, with depot facilities and general admission details.
Fragmentary OCR hints movement to Texas with dates August and September and names Toni and Fleete. no clear event or context available.
The notice lists new books and pricing for stamps, mentioning six cents per stamp. It cites Breckenridge and Alpine Pass references, with agent names M. Adsit and railroad officials from St. Joseph Missouri.
The St Joseph and Grand Island Railroad lists summer fare details for routes to St Joseph and Grand Island with low round trip rates. Agents offer to provide precise pricing for Utah Idaho and Montana points and assist with ticketing.
The Semi-Weekly Here Journal of Lincoln Nebraska announces a mail offer for newspapers at 28 cents until January 1, 1897, and thereafter at higher price starting January 1, 1898. Readers are urged to subscribe to receive fresh and newsy content during the campaign.
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