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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
8
A partisan editorial attacks the Osceola Record and Populists charging graft and bias. It accuses the Democrat editor of misrepresenting county debt deals and praises a rival paper for challenging monopoly while detailing tax sale notices for Stromsburg property with redemption dates in 1906.
By order of the District Court of Polk County Nebraska the referees will sell at public auction on December 19, 1905 at Osceola Court House to the highest bidder for cash the east half of the southeast quarter east half of the northeast quarter northwest quarter of the northeast quarter and north half of the northwest quarter all in section 22 township 16 north range 1 west. The property is subject to a $1,000 mortgage to Aetna Life Insurance Company due January 1, 1907 with 5 percent interest from January 1, 1906. The farm features 60 acres of wheat, an apple orchard, shade trees a good house outbuildings water and a crystal creek. Located 8 miles west of Bellwood and 7 miles southwest of Columbus. Contact King & Bittner or R. W. Haggerty for details.
Plaintiff Hascert seeks a court decree to reform a deed, remove Sophie Hassert as a co grantee, and reconvey all described land to enable conveyance to Fred Kumpf. The petition, filed December 7 1905, targets Peter Dunbier and the First National Bank Osceola Nebraska with an answer due by January 15 1906.
Osceola Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 43 restricting steam propelled traction engines to specified east west and north south streets. It requires crossing planks at footways, imposes fines of 20 to 50 dollars, declares steam whistles a public nuisance, repeals conflicting ordinances, and sets the ordinance into effect after publication.
An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a perfect digestive aid that treats indigestion belching sour stomach and other stomach disorders by digesting food regardless of stomach condition. G T Ray sells the product.
Cracked hands and rough skin are treated by DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with applications to soften skin. The ad claims immediate relief for eczema cuts burns boils piles and other skin issues and notes G. T. Ray sells the product.
An old editorial fragment argues that indigestion requires proper digestion rather than remedies. It emphasizes the need for effective gastric relief and cautions against ineffective tonics or quick fixes.
Ordinance No 44 amends Ordinance No 42 to regulate hydrant placement and allow village water at two public troughs around the Public Square near the northwest and southeast corners. It restricts free water access, permits the Water Commissioner to deny general use during livestock droves, and requires applications for non piped access to city water for businesses or residences.
The fragment shows an item about an office building at 6 E. L. Bing with unclear wording. It likely notes a status update or construction matter affecting the property. Further readable details are unavailable.
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