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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1883
Page
3
Many short items detail changes in town: new houses under way at Wayland, Addison builder and Geo Blaut. various farm, business and church notices. deliveries, sales, and personal movements. medical and patent remedies advertised. school and quarterly meetings scheduled. social events and community concerns noted.
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From Wayland hints the season’s harvest is praised as gold and the sickle gleams. B Iawley welcomes a newborn boy. Mrs E Byers stops singing as Ellis buys a carriage. Local names and trades are noted amid lively, garbled lines.
The county commissioners met reporting the bond approval for C C McCormick as Platte precinct constable and allowed several claims. Guardianship and estate steps are ordered for inmates Christite Lindbloom and state hospital patient. A detailed daily teaching program for the Nemrinal Institute session of August 1883 is listed, urging attendance and noting room and board options and required textbooks.
The first oysters of the season arrive after the Italy earthquake stirred them from the ocean bed. The writer notes bringing home a good supply, and an ad then lists farm auction items including two spans of No. 1 farm horses, a two horse wagon, a sulky plow, and two cultivators from C. W. Kyle.
An old advertisement notes a first floor rental in a new two story brick building in Osceola Nebraska. It mentions cures for headaches burns toothache and blisters and claims quality at a low price. Also lists items like Pitits 30 cents, Qts. $1 and Richards Teetotal Tonic priced at $1, with order handling through Chartes F. Risney of New York.
Local notices advertise 15 milk cows for sale near Silter Creek and bargain groceries from Dupuing & Co. Harvest reports mention rain absence, corn progress in Platte precinct, and notices of births, including the Wisleys' new baby.
Jenkins laments gray hair and hair loss and cites Parker's Hart Balsain as a harmless, effective remedy. A friend notes it restores color and can end the taunts of the team, promising a quick turn to a show of renewed confidence and style.
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