03 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1899
Page
1
After a season's business a store advertises odds and ends in suits and pants with broken size lines but promises substantial clearance. The note signals reduced stock and expected quick sales as dealers clear remaining inventory.
A large assortment of ladies and misses shoes sits on the bar gain table. Shoppers wearing sizes 214 3 0r 3% can buy a pair for one third the usual price. Shoes priced at 2.00 2.50 and 3.60 are reduced to 49 59 69 76c and 1.19 per pair. If you fit these sizes, act now.
Osceola and surrounding Nebraska notices recount trains east and west schedules, births, marriages, and visits. Residents include Miss Josephine Lottrege, Mrs. Shrader, and Rev. Adams with church events. business ads for fly nets and jewelry repair. a wedding at the county courthouse. and local travels to Lincoln for Epworth Assembly.
From Sylvan Valley News Brevard North Carolina the editor defends publicly recommending proprietary medicines and endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy based on twenty years of family use. It urges keeping a bottle on hand to ease early attacks and avoid unnecessary physician visits. For sale by All Druggists.
Grain, stock, and provisions corrected by Nelson Bros and A. O. Nelson. Wheat, corn, oats, rye listed with cattle and hogs values. Market notes appear fragmented but reflect standard commodity pricing updates from local agents.
Dr Hart of Henderson Block and O F Morehouse visited Omaha last week. Albert Walstrom and Miss Grace Pratt traveled to Omaha and Rising City respectively. George McCoy and Beophy with wife from Stromsburg were seen in Osceola. Presiding Elder Crosthwaite preached at the M E Church Sunday evening.
In the south room of the new Poet Office building the Tas Recop group announces readiness to conduct business with friends and associates, signaling active operations.
The First Nebraska fended at San Francisco last Monday. The health of the Regiment was zemesally good, much better than when it left Manila. The boys have gone into camp and will be mustered out at that place and it will be three or four weeks before they get home.
A call is made for a public meeting tomorrow evening at the Court House at 7 o clock to welcome the members of the fret Nebraska home. Citizens are urged to attend and make it a large event with good turnout.
The death of J. H. Byenson a Rev. clerk in Stromsburg was reported yesterday morning. A bullet hole in the temple and revolver nearby suggest possible suicide or accidental shooting. Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of suicide. The deceased was about 23, previously a bookkeeper for the Farmers and Merchants Bank before illness.
A distinguished Nebraska panel was appointed to review exhibits grounds and features of the Creator American Exposition. The committee reports the exposition surpasses expectations in educational and entertainment value praising the marble hall manufacturing and agriculture buildings and urging public patronage.
A promotional notice touts Dr Crookes remedies claiming to stimulate the stomach and nerves to strengthen heart, lungs, brain and all organs. It asserts doubled digestion boosts healing energy and resists disease, promising free consultation at the Pratt Hotel on August 12 13.
The writer discusses Spanish cruelty to animals, citing bull fighting as emblematic. A Spaniard in England offers to share insights on Spain’s cruelty under clergy, military and teachers who teach brutality. The piece warns America to learn from Spain’s example.
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