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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1877
Page
2
The Tendon Spectator notes Victoria has ruled for a little over forty years and enjoys strong popularity. It contrasts that with the Lord’s support for rational leaders, observes Rus sian and Turkish campaigns as barbaric, and calls for civilized nations to halt indiscriminate slaughter of civilians.
A historical commentary argues workers tied to a railroad’s success will excel while transient laborers fail. It condemns strikes as wrong, cites wage suppression and lavish management, and urges railroads to make employees partners in ownership to secure fair wages and steady investment in the system.
The analysis says Russia faces defeat on both east and west fronts and must defend along the Danube and Balkans. A decisive winter blow seems unlikely, while Turkey remains emboldened. The piece suggests war will expand to engulf Europe with many nations likely to join next year.
A sarcastic passage mocks old bachelors who deride young women while clinging to youth themselves. The piece contrasts male vanity with female prudence and notes the author’s claim that the paragraph originated from an disappointed old maid.
The Sidney Telegraph notes 260 car loads of tea totaling over 4 000 000 pounds moved through the city from San Francisco to New York. The Omaha Journal of Commerce ponders greenbacks as legal tender and the impact on bondholders. The Columbus Journal reports grain market growth and strong buyer demand amid a promising crop.
Osceola Cooper nephew of the Florida Chief and final Seminole departs this life at an attic in New York. He was a courier under Sherman and left behind wealthy connections. He died a victim to fire water.
Nebraska citizens enjoy abundance with ample work food and clothing. Farmers foresee a 25 million dollar farm produce surplus this fall as county crops exceed all prior western records. The Omaha Commercial Change quotes a cheerful outlook amid distress. A Boston Mount Desert exchange joke notes flirtatious letters and a reply about busy business.
A party of two hundred Ponca workers join a grading crew on the C C B H R R line between Jackson and LaPorte. As they gain skill with the tools they demand reliable supervision and good wages. They leave their wives to tend crops and seek more exciting field labor.
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