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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
7
Nelson Bros supplies corrected market figures for grain and livestock. No. 2 Corr Oats and Rye traded alongside wheat and cattle with updated price guidance. Returns reflect grain market shifts and livestock activity in the week.
Policy advocate argues for government subsidies to build and operate a U S merchant fleet, raise American crew wages, and reduce annual $200 million payments to foreign shipowners. Cites comparisons to Britain Germany and Japan, details costs, wages, and potential national security gains.
The article lists residents visiting relatives and hosting events from Misa Alice Welker’s return to duties to tea with Miss Walker Jest and others. It notes travels to Shelby, Pleasant View, Sunny Side, and Me. and Mrs. Cutis, plus birthdays, a birthday surprise, and a Literary Society meeting marred by disruptive attendees.
Community outrage follows the grand America handicap in Kansas City after 20 000 pigeons were slaughtered to test marksmanship. Critics label live-bird shoots as inhumane and call for humane action and bans, with New York cited as leading the push against such exhibitions.
Short Pacific item from Olympia Washington dated April 1 1902 appears in this 5 Eastor Record. Limited context provided in OCR fragment.
A 1909 Evanston circular letter asks recipients to copy and forward in an appeal to locate Miss Florence Ely and Frank Rogers, reported missing since 1901 from Evanston. The note lists physical traits, last known address, and offers a reward for information. It also contains a sprawling travel diary section about Washington state.
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