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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
4
A vintage Ivory Soap ad promotes a “suit of white” lather covering the body to remove surface impurities. It claims 100 suits per cake and urges using pure soap with tepid water to wash away impurities from pores. Copyright notes appear from Procter and Gamble.
National ticket lists McKinley Roosevelt and electors with several state affiliates. Local items note visits by Mr. Brown near Pittsburg and Mrs. Colman improving after illness. Several small town names appear including Armstrong County Penn and Fremont. The fragment ends with Miss Brigham returning from school in Fremont.
Aug. 13 Omana report accuses fusion leaders of coercing state payroll deductions of 3 to 5 percent for a corruption fund. It argues funds exceed 570 thousand dollars in salaries, with 8 and 5 percent scenarios yielding over 17 thousand to 28 thousand dollars, fueling discord in state institutions. It also contrasts Lincoln based management with prior governors who delegated authority.
The Bee reports that since the Kansas City convention twenty nine Minnesota democratic papers deserted the ticket for McKinley. Since the last campaign Republicans gained fifty four Minnesota papers while Democrats show a net loss of twenty. The Demos still claim they will carry the northwest.
The piece contrasts 1864 anti imperialism rhetoric from the Indianapolis Sentinel with 1900s critique of McKinley and now Bryanites. It notes veterans recalling Lincoln charges while current voices invoke his memory to defend the republic, urging patience and reflection before elections.
fragmentary notes recount births and deaths including a son born August 20 to J. E. Hill and wife Mon day. horses lost and purchased. BROWN hog raiser left for ten days in Colorado. Dr Wiodward called to Sew ard for a surgical operation. various names and places appear in scattered updates.
A political commentary attacks William Jennings Bryan for false predictions and demagogy. It criticizes his 1896 anti McKinley rhetoric, argues prosperity under Republicans, and contends militarism and imperialism allegations are misused to mislead voters.
The notice advertises ticket sales from Utah Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska with call for details to C C Clark Agent. It also features a testimonial from Jacob Brandon praising Dr C D Wuerner compound of Seven Cures as a blood purifier and cancer cure, dated February 5 1900 in Detroit Michigan.
Uncalled letters and post cards listed for Cereola Nebraska for the week ending August 9 1900. Also ads for Dr Kay remedies Electric Bitters and other health claims. Includes promotional blurbs and local vendor names G T Ray Co DH Kunkel.
Court sets August 8 1900 for hearing final accounts in the estate of Benjamin B Hills. Administrators petitions for settlement and distribution, heirs claims, and notice to interested parties by Osceola Record publication for three weeks.
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