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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1897
Page
2
The Steele City Nebr newspaper notes Col William H. Crane visiting the Standard and discusses editor Beate and the Fairbury Journal. It mocks political campaigns and mentions business concerns while praising a busy local store and public visits by named figures.
Clipped and garbled text signals a candidate named Runday running on a Republican ticket. The note promises assurance of office performance if elected, addressed to or mentioning M. Freepaven.
A brief notice requests a performance honoring the republican central committee member H. W. Cuaui after a death in the community. It seeks acknowledgment of services and a commemorative event during the upcoming period.
A fragment notes a Republican candidate E L Crane in a local political context. The text appears as a clipped announcement from a period newspaper, lacking full details but indicating Crane’s involvement in party affairs and electoral notice.
Notes praise teaching as a noble craft with an aim to help pupils learn how to learn. Miss Emma Kelley, class of 796, begins special work at the Saree of doing some tasks, while others like Zinoma Ketley and Clarence Mus are noted as absent part of the week. A letter from Miss Phena Song promises her return soon amid weather and pump repairs.
Every department is kept fully supplied with Dry Goods Dress Goods Millinery Ladies Lingerie Shoes Hats Clothing and Groceries ensuring shoppers have full choices across categories. The listing emphasizes comprehensive inventory across fashion home and essentials.
The advertisement extols daily bargain pricing and eloquence in low costs. It promises casual customers frequent visits, low prices, and a satisfying exchange of goods. It asserts customers will compare value with payment and emphasizes looking before buying.
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