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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows various shop items, names, and offerings such as clothing, blankets, jewelry, and printed materials. Mentions include Miss Dey's printing, Miss Ley, D. H. Rea I's watches, and Stuart's goods. Descriptions reference a city lotter, yellow corn, coats, robes, and holiday albums, all presented as scattered notices and promos.
Local notices report visits by Editor McCune and Rev J H Mailley, farm and property updates, sales pitches for Palace Meat Market and Rocky Mountain Tea, cattle losses from corn stalk disease, a marriage announcement near Lincoln, and a possible railway right of way affecting Josiah Locke’s Polk county farm.
Digest labeled claims to treat all cases of food disorders and to strengthen the stomach and dry organs. It purports to cure dyspepsia and tadis while rebuilding and purifying tissues, sworn to be effective.
A wedding was held at Mrs. Ida E. Chenoweth’s home north of Osceola last Thursday evening. W H Snider and Eunice Ivanoora Foy exchanged vows in a ring ceremony performed by Rev. J W Embree. The event featured a large wedding supper and lavish decorations with Smilax and carnations.
Henry Haring and neighbors fought flames that broke out noon at the Nelson home in the southwest part of town. Sparks from the chimney likely ignited the roof, but water from local residents and some onlookers kept the blaze in check before fire units arrived. Miss Cora Nelson lay ill in the threatened house, and the incident underscores the city’s water supply issues and fire-fighting readiness.
A fragmented OCR item notes an afternoon incident on a Tuesday with unclear location and details. The readable words reference a scene or action but lack names, places, or outcomes to specify further.
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