07 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1898
Page
1
Advertisements tout wide range goods from Fancy Standards to indigo prints at low prices per yard with discounts on ribbons laces yarn and shirts while noting war talk and the navy mobilization. Brief items report political messages from Havana to Congress, local social notes and upcoming Easter services, plus community happenings and promotions.
A brief note records corrected aye totals for provisions including butter eggs with revised amounts attributed to A. O. Monson.
The Masons held a splendid Friday evening meeting and already began preparations for a gathering a month away. John Sullivan of Hubbard Illinois, the new timer at W H Myers & Co, stands as a typical wide awake western boy, energizing the community.
Local items include Miss da Sandell Jeft visiting Omaha, Miss Bessie Mickey in Lincoln, and Mrs Hurst selling millinery. G T Ray Co promotes wall papers and old shelf papers. Cattle and hog shipments reported to South Omaha market by Jas Farris and Wm Courtney. Renae Ven Oo in Salt Lake City. Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup praised by Dr H F Ocorn. Osceola Bank offers farm loans with low rates and flexible payments. The Merry Workers of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs T A Detweiler’s home. Weather remark and a light jab about voting.
Farm mortgages filed total 23 with amounts 21 792 50 released 43 for 33 204 42 city mortgages 9 totaling 1 266 00 1 425 00 miscellaneous chattels filed 128 totaling 81 259 released 620 33 817 79 sheriff deeds filed
Dr Cushman laments losing coal harness hay corn and other non secured goods. He reports his twenty foot deep well, water present for twenty years, yielded no water yesterday implying possible theft of the water source. Local note from Stromsburg News.
A salve advertised as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and more claims to cure piles with a money-back guarantee. Sold by D. H. Kunkel at 35 cents per box.
The Union Pacific sells round trip tickets for one fare plus five dollars from Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Utah to Rawlins Wyoming with May, June, July, August, September, October and November dates on the first and eighth Tuesday. Stage line runs daily except Sunday between Rawlins and Grand Encampment. Also a long account on a remarkable Masonic funeral tattooed on a California brother in 1849 detailing extensive Masonic emblems. The deceased’s name is not known.
A Murfreesboro Journal appeals to readers to subscribe, claiming current columns represent weekly labor and urging payment for access. The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective against coughs, colds, croup, and influenza, sold by T. Ray & Co.
An ad claims Beggs Hair Renewer saves hair by acting on the scalp and follicles. The product is said to have wonderful and permanent effects and is endorsed by OD. 4H. Kunkel.
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