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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1883
Page
3
Osceola and Polk County items report social visits, family news, and business updates. Notes include arrivals from Cedar Falls and California, elevator opening and grain market activity, school and institute programs, rail station staffing, and miscellaneous community notices.
Oreaota Neb June 7 meeting of the W. T U Norfolk? W.T.U. Osceola Auxiliary adopts constitution and by laws to suppress intemperance. Officers elected later. committee on program formed. minutes read and approved. Claims: meetings bi weekly, annual Sept first Wednesday. amendments require two thirds. Mrs D M Butler recording secretary.
Farmers crowded the street Monday due to rails delaying harvest. Mr Burrill expands his storehouse while I C Dunning enlarges his shop for new stock. Northtett Til visitors the Barrill family host Mrs Barrill. Mrs Fellows of Racine and Mrs Patrick of Chicago visit Captain Smith’s family. Rev Alberfy’s pony injured by a fence. Mrs Youman, famed Sheltie dressmaker, visited last Friday. Unoit Sas.
In a breezy exchange, Jenkins laments gray hair and recalls home remedies. Parker’s balsam is praised as effective for restoring color and pleasing the crowd, while cautioning restorers who may be dangerous.
First floor space of a tew story brick building measuring 25 by 50 feet offered for rent. Contact S. I. Aberblade. Druggists may order from Charles F. Ristey, New York if stock is unavailable.
Fragmentary ad notes rovettes 11 lbs at 31 cents, California estienods 25 cents, black berries 10 cents, ice 12 lbs for $1. Dinning & Co. Shelby is listed in the readable line.
The report notes heavy rain affecting local hay and crops over two weeks. J. B. Smith lists thirty six acres in the county. A Platte precinct birth is recorded a west stat born nearby. A girl weighing ten pounds is welcomed to Mr and Mrs W H Wistey.
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