Primsburg Notes include deaths and church events
Igrogm and Lillich hosted guests of Miss Neva Hoall on Sunday. A sister of Mrs. Mest C. Erickson died near Marquette Kansas last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Eric Erickson and infant daughter mourn on arrival of relatives. Rev Nyberg family moved into the J L Johnson house. Church services and a song program at the American Methodist church postponed to next Sunday evening. Ernest C Erickson and father return to Marquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyberg
J. L. Johnson
American Methodist Church
Cobb
W. H. Prescott
Eric Ericson
Aamerican Methodist Church
Mernest C. Erickson
Father
Marquette
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fragmentary OCR content mentions city mills Osceola Nebraska and outside settings with baking and safety warnings, but lacks coherent events or named individuals.
Cramer Endorses Deniling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Chas M. Cramer the watchmaker praises Deniling Chamberlain's Cough RY for hot colds and chest congestion. He notes its quick relief, especially for children, and reports repeated personal use with positive results. Sold by P and E Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childran
Chamberlain
Chas M. Cramer
Ali
P&e Ca
Local notes from near Shelby area mention families and weather
The report lists visits from John Barnes Harrison and Mace Gilbert families. Mrs. Mastin from York and son Harrison. H M Powers and wife visiting Dave Mace. Good Friday observations and potato planting. Alex Mustard hauling brick for a house addition. Philip Luft plowing for corn. plans to sow oats. Sunday visit by Sue Dally to Charley Parkis. Jim Davis and wife with Mrs Freeman Shaw at Hackberry. Will Queay family at Chas Parkis. a bridge accident with a neck yoke breaking and no serious injuries. Roy Iler seen near Fullerton. Lew Dally remodeling a chicken house. Dave Mace noting age makes hatching difficult. George Mace bringing home cattle from Clark's bridge. Dave Mace breaking buggy axle on the way to Clark's.
Yellowstone Park by Union Pacific Stage Route Ad
Travel notice promoting Monida and Yellowstone Stage Co connections from Ogden and Pocatello to Yellowstone and western states. Tickets include rail and stage fare, seven and a half day trip, lodging beyond Monida. Agent A. T. Runyan invites inquiries at U. S. agents in Ogden or Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
Monida
Monida & Yellowstone Stage Company
Park
Ogden
Utah
Pocatallo
Idaho
Monida & Yellowstone Stage Co
Doover
Cheyenne
Pocatello
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
U. S
Messa
A. T. Runyan
Local Briefs From North Central Nebraska News
Geo W West visited Omaka while Miss Janie Pulver returned to Crate to resume studies. Grace McCray left for Norfolk for a short visit. Mrs Tom Daniels and children traveled to Pilger for a visit. Arthur Welch and Miss Laura Whaley Eastered with parents then returned to Lincoln. Local merchants invite patronage with low prices and service. C Fisher of Lincoln visiting relatives. R Searle family visited then returned. Albert Moffett visited Rising City to see children with Dr Smith. Clarence Peterson of South Omaha visiting N F Peterson family. Peterson stayed a week. Rev Lincoln Lohr and family visited Polk County friends. Lohr moving to North Star. Axel Olann returned to Madison after three weeks, may return to take post in Moneen store. Confections and tobaccos in stock. patronage invited. Bert Hochkiss of Odd Fellows Block noted. Arnold returned from south improved in health, using crutches. Exister services at M E church well attended with new and interesting exercises and good music. A T Buryan appointed station agent at Mccola. family to join later. Rising City notes his popularity and efficiency.
Osceola Osagolites A Busy Local Page Update
Local items report eastbound travel, feed prices at 8 cents per bushel, and shoppers in Osceola. Notices include cemetery meeting results, medical student Ray Pheasant’s Iowa City studies, and parish visits. The Howland and Sargent feed store takes over east Osceola’s business with butter and eggs trading, while Army lieutenant L L Gregg visits family before returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Pheasant
Ray
Iowa City Medical School
Osceola Cemetery
Ass’a
J. P. Heald
T. H. Saunders
W. F. Kepner
Sec’y
H. Jeffrey
Sup't
H. I
Henderson
Earn Howland
Alvin Sargent
Howland
Wine of Cardus Promises Beauty Through Health
An advertisement asserts that true beauty comes from health and pure blood. It claims women gain brightness and happiness when blood is pure, while impure blood causes moroseness and sallow complexion. It promotes Wine of Cardus as restoring health and attractiveness within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Relief from Rheumatism with Pain Balm
A Salem New Jersey resident recounts severe muscular rheumatism last fall. After trying several remedies, two applications of Cham berlain's Pain Balm brought rapid improvement and one bottle completed a cure. For sale by G T Ray & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sallie Harris
Salem
N. J
G. T. Ray & Co
Quiet Town Election Ends in Wet Outcome
Osacers voted wet by a narrow margin on May 23 with candidates G. Gylling 107 votes A. A. Kannon 109 C D. Stoner 108 A. Deland 95 S. W. Gushee 102 A. Snider 97. Occupation tax 65 for 125 against saloon ban 84 against. Stromsburg also voted wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osacers
Didates
G. Gylling
A. A. Kannon
C D. Stoner
A. Deland
S. W. Gushee
A. Snider
Stromsburg
Wheat flour quality improves after tempering in City Marts
Fracas in City Marts, Nebraska over suspected smallpox ends as measles confirmed. A patient, son of John Janning, had been working in Columbia before being treated locally. Doctor from elsewhere initially called it smallpox and advised quarantine until diagnosis clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Janning
Columbia
Shaw
A Chance For Our Flour To Shine
A local call urges giving our flour the same chance as outside brands, promising the City Mysius of Osceola will handle the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysius
Osceola
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
The blood purifier claim notes the lungs liver and kidneys purify blood and recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a superior aid. One dose is said to do more good than a dollar bottle of the best purifier, price 25 cents, samples free at G T Ray Co's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
G. T. Ray & Co
Local Names List for Missing Persons Notice
A partial readable line lists Marian Gudgel John P Carlson H Richardson Peter Monson C E Casselberry Gust Rydberg Join Jaax W 8H Stoyer W T Thompson 3 C Gilbert J M McBeth J O Peterson. The item reads like a grouped personnel roster or notice reference in a newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Gudgel
John P Carlson H. Richardson, Peter Monson
C E Casselberry
Gust Rydberg
Join
Jaax
Stoyer
T Thompson
Gilbert J M McBeth
J O Peterson
Johnson Parkis wedding at Osceola home
Fred L. Johnson and Maud Parkis wed at F. A. Johnson’s residence three miles southeast of Osceola. Rev Knox Boude pronounced them husband and wife as a large gathering enjoyed a decorated parlor, a lengthy social evening, music, and a lavish supper with 100 guests and generous gifts. The couple expect to start housekeeping in a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Johnson
Maud Parkis
F. A. Johnson
Osceola
Miss Johnson
Knox Boude
Johnson
Beebe Linked to State Senate Race in Local Political Tension
The Democratic newspaper accuses H. Beebe of potential state senate candidacy stirring agitation as Silver Creek Times notes the figure. It questions why the populist county chair shows strong Republican leanings and presses Beebe to run for county attorney. The piece suggests manipulation to rally fusion forces and keep Gene as chairman amid ongoing political “checkerboard” moves.
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H. ©. Beebe
Silver Creek Times
County Central Committee
Beebe
Walrath
Gene
Beetle
Hosa
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DRY Goods Department
Osceola, Nebr
Sis
City Mills
Osceol
Tueadere Fetticks
Shelby
Wesusy
John Barnes
Mrs. Mastin
York
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Mace Gilbert
H. M. Powers
Dave Mace
Alex Mustard
Philip Luft
Sue Dally
Charley Parkis
Jim Davis
Hackberry
Latter
Freeman Shaw
Will Queay
Chas
Parkis
Pat Sullivan
Clarks
Roy Iler
Fullerton
Lew Dally
George Mace
Clark’s Bridge
Dr. Hart
Exeeds Bank
Geo. W. West
Qomaka
Janie Pulver
Crate
Grace McCray
Norfolk
C. G. Gylling
Tom Daniels
Pilger
Arthur Welch
Misa Laura Whaley
Lincoln
Land & Sargent
C. Fisher
R. Searle
Albert Moffett
Rising City
Veda
Ruth
Dr. Smith
Clarence Peterson
South Omaha
N. F
Lincoln Lohr
Polk County
Lohr
Humbolt
North Star
Axel Olann
Madison
Nebr
A. A. Moneen
Bert Hochkiss
Odd Fellows
Arnold
M. KE
A. T. Buryan
Mrcco'a
Mr. Ruoyan
FL. Dunn’e
E. L. King
O.D. Eaton
David City
Mias
Alice Pratt
Council Bluffs
Geo. R. McCoy
Grace Heald
Ned
City Mists
D. W. Hotchkiss
Fremont
O. F. Hotchkiss
Petronize
G. T Ray and Co’s
Mary Haller
Mt. Crawford
L. L. Gregg
G. W. Gregg
Lieut. Gregg
Philippines
Rocky Mountain Pines
L. A. Beltzer
F. L. Dunn’s
Dunn’s
Anschoick
B. M. Hotchkiss
Poult Peetic
M. C. Stull
Lincolon
L. Duno’s
QO. M. Lundstrom
Carpenter & Contractor
Mound City
Gylling
Manton Breepine Association
Suull Farm
Oaseola
Setindaye
A. C
Dickmuu LL
Dtanuen
SJTU
Ramsies
F. L. Dunn
Neb
Ape
District Court
B F. Good
Cline Pearce
VJ Anderson
M C Doggett
J Loudermilch
Chris Behle
Arnold Beckman
GW Smith
John Wyberg
C H Duke
Claus Anderson Geo IL Foster
PD Stoner
J. B. Belsher
St. Louis
Nebraska
Board of Educational
Guo
D. Follmenr
Missourle River
Bris. Arseonts
Spokane
Wenatchee Inc
Hustington
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Hunticytus
Ashland
Ove
PL Co
Portland
Perth
San Francison
Low Angeles
Infomation
C. C. Clark
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