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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
6
Local notes report PPE weather impacts on fruit, road, and farm operations. Some injuries, fires, and equipment losses are noted along with school and church activities, bank speculation, and delays in public works. Community concerns include drainage, road maintenance, and a proposed Nash district.
Fragmented text discusses medical recipes and public figures, touting a “Golden Medical Discoveries” claim. It references professors and institutions, then shifts to social observations about ambition, marriage, and advice on personal conduct with scattered, non-cohesive examples.
Governor Sheldon vetoed nearly 29 million in general fund appropriations, lowering the legislature’s total for the biennium and reducing state spending below predicted income. He kept funds for several buildings and state institutions under veto, citing needed financial prudence and debt limits.
Roosevelt veteran FR Frank Dorenes of Indianapolis endured severe kidney pain and weakness from a kidney condition. After doctors recommended Doan's Kidney Pills, his symptoms eased, urine normalized, and he remained well for years. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo sells the pills.
The Washington examination of Binger Hermann, charged with destroying public records, concluded. Hermann admitted suggesting salary splits for a clerk, justification for subsistence payments during Oregon vacation trips, and claimed to have reduced land holdings to three thousand acres at his Roseburg land office tenure, later selling at two dollars per acre.
A garbled page fragment lists various items from elixir adverts to social commentary. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure from FJ Cheney Co Toledo and random quotes about streets, Sundays, and women professionals, with stray names and phrases interwoven. The overall piece reads as a collage of ads, opinions, and advertisements from a bygone era.
A fragmentary transcript shows a chat between a boss and a prisoner. The lines hint at a theme of temptation preceding trials and feature a character labeled Chaplain and references to a world and challenges.
In a humorous exchange from Life and the Washington Star a doctor laments fewer patients and asks where they went, while Mrs Oldun suggests hoping for the best. A witty dialogue on tax and personal stance features a joking answer about guaranteeing income.
A Rock House North Devon writer shares coffee trouble and brain fog from late life, then credits Postum Food Coffee with improved digestion, heartburn relief, and better sleep after a week. He notes full boiling to extract benefits and endorses Postum as a healthier table beverage compared with coffee.
A fire destroyed the Cotton Burn Tre compress in Chickasha Oklahoma, burning about 4000 bales of cotton. The loss is estimated at 650000 to 700000 dollars and is fully insured. The compress was owned by Neil P. Anderson of Fort Worth and K K Wooten and L Moo Potts of the city. Strong winds fanned the flames and citizens aided the fire fight to save the town.
A testimonial cites recovery from nervous exhaustion after overwork with Dr Williams Pink Pills. The user describes fatigue, weight loss, memory decline, and renewed vigor after two weeks of treatment. The ad also touts benefits for nervous disorders, indigestion, and blood health with a price offer.
A west bound passenger train left the rails two miles east of Hardwich Vermont today killing one person and injuring about fifteen, one very seriously. The wreck occurred on the St Johnbury and Lake Champlain line as the train rolled down a forty foot embankment. A separate report states a man from Little Rock confessed to a $2400 robbery at a Wells Fargo office on March 27.
A westbound overland passenger train wrecked in the Umatilla river bottom near Cayuse Oregon fifteen miles east of Pendleton. Two tramps were killed, the fireman missing, and fifteen passengers injured.
In Lizabeth Minnesota a non union foreman John Laingston was shot and seriously wounded amid a clash between striking Italian and Black workers and non union men. More than a dozen shots fired and at least eight men were arrested.
The corporation of Glasgow accepted an invitation from the American consul to send a deputation to Chicago to inspect the sanitary conditions of packing houses and stock yards.
The port of Truxil lo Honduras reports that General Lee Christmas of Memphis Tennessee, an officer in the Honduran army, was cut to pieces by Nicaraguan soldiers. The arrival in Mobile Alabama confirms the violent incident and its brutal conclusion.
Lorain labor talks with American Shipbuilding Co officials after a lengthy strike session. Union leaders met with Superintendent LaMarche in the afternoon and received assurances that the company will be ready to resume discussions before Wednesday.
Testimony was taken in Indiana regarding the Standard Owl company amid questions of improper conduct. The proceeding examined the refutal and the dual witness statements, highlighting differences between the witnesses and the Standard Owl management.
The resignation of Db Mills of New Yesk as director of the youth Pacwie company and the large Fotiiersdeon Any was announced. Mills had been with the firm for two weeks and three major changes to directorships were noted. He is not a large stockholder in the company. Oded Mable also resigns from his directorship in the Southern Pacoe emng.
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