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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1882
Page
3
Osceola merchants seek regional trade growth with new ads and improved stores. Emigration through town, new goods arrivals, and public notices accompany reports on local trials, a farewell for Rev. Norcross, and calls for stronger community enterprise amidst county updates.
Dan Linahav & Co. of St. Louis announce a new edition Border Outlaws with a full account of Jesse James’s death and the detective work leading to the shootout. It includes a portrait of the dead outlaw and covers late developments. Book agents are urged to note the advertisement elsewhere in the paper.
Eighty acres under good cultivation with improvements is for sale one mile northeast of Osceola Nebraska. Includes a good young team and easy terms. For details contact Osceola Neb 301f Henry Snider.
J. F. Kelley offers to write policies for stock and cattle under the Omaha Stock Insurance Company. Dore.
The document outlines school rules: principal supervises all departments, attends classes, reports monthly. teachers in rooms by fixed times, maintain order, report sickness, and attend meetings. pupils must not arrive before 8:30, attend regularly, and may be suspended for misconduct or nonpayment of non-resident tuition set at one dollar per month. Janitor duties and penalties for vandalism are described. specific individuals and local merchants appear in a faded advertising section.
A vintage advertisement claims faded hair can regain youthful color using Parker's Hair Balsam. It praises its purity and rich perfume as an elegant dressing for hair.
Dr. C. P. Richmond is now fully established in the Whaley building on the west side square and AH residents are advised to call for dental work.
A classified notice seeks a teacher in District 22 with at least a second grade certificate. Apply in person to Joan InneEss, Director, B31 2t 2 miles south of Shelby. Also includes an advertisement for Parker's Ginger Tonic and a farming notice about Green Apples in New Orleans and a herd at a named place with salt, water, and reasonable rates.
Public notice announces Dr F Saxenberger moving from Shelby to Osceola to treat illnesses day and night, with specialties in female diseases fits epilepsy and related disorders, calling at Auer's Restaurant Osceola Neb for appointments. Also notes Milligan’s Condition powders sold by Snider Baum Osceola at 3 lbs for $1.00, tested and satisfactory.
The undersigned will receive sealed bids for carpenter work on the Swede Home Lutheran church from now until May 1 at 3 o clock PM. Plans and specifications are available at the parsonage 6 miles west and 1 mile south of Osceula Nebraska. April 13 1882 Rev J E Norpuina.
Sealed bids for carpenter work on the M E Church will be received at Shelby up to noon Saturday May 6 1882. Also for carpenter work and lumber for building. Plans and specs at Burrill Shelmadine office Shelby. Building committee may reject any or all bids. J I Youmans Com E Burrit 312t
L A Beltzer on the east side square offers a full line of groceries with California dried peaches plums pears and honey in comb. Winter apples in barrels and Minneapolis winter wheat flour plus other brands available. Buckwheat flour also stocked and offered for cash.
Advertises operations and mechanical dentistry including artificial teeth fillings temporary and permanent. Chloroform and Ether used for extractions and all work warranted. Available on the 10th 11th and 12th of each month. Office with Dr. Inks. 18tf J. N. Hopper.
An older advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a safe effective remedy for teething pain in infants. It claims immediate relief, bowel regulation, rest for mothers, and widespread availability through retailers nationwide.
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