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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
4
By HB. H. Campbell. Terms 81.00 per year in advance. 1.25 if not in advance. Entered at the Post office at Onceela Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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The St Paul Dispatch argues that grain delivery to northern elevators enables shipments to Hong Kong Yokohama or Manila as readily as to Minneapolis Chicago or Buffalo. Expansion opens new markets for Minnesota and Dakota farmers promising better prices and stronger business for the northwest under the national administration.
Former populist ex-senator Peffer denounces the Democratic party, endorses government policy, questions the Philippine stance, and contrasts the republicans with Democrats stating the brains of the country are in the Republican Party and he seeks to aid as a U.S. citizen against democracy.
The quotation argues that the United States faces unprecedented hardship from a populist movement. It frames the Populist Party as a fusion of all historical national issues, implying broad national challenge and conflict in progress.
The Syracuse Journal highlights Populist stance shifts from endorsing the Monroe Doctrine and Boers siding to denouncing trusts and entangling alliances. It notes opposing imperial armies, railroads for global trade, and a silver backed policy while urging price moves for workers and farmers, framing Populists as windward wrecks.
William Goebel who had been shot died at Frankfort after being declared Kentucky governor by the legislature. Beckham claimed the role of governor, tensions rise as efforts for a peaceful settlement continue amid fear of further clashes. The piece condemns the assassination as a result of lawlessness and urges citizen unity to resolve the crisis without more bloodshed.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses Republicans urged to concede some to settle a dispute without further bloodshed. The text hints at public unrest and calls for a fair resolution, citing excitement and opposition but lacks concrete names or dates.
Pleas ant Home and Platte precincts seek a 13 March special election to issue bonds for a Nebraska and Gulf Railway project. Pleasant Home would issue 15000 dollars and Platte 11000 dollars, with a 20 year term and 4 percent interest.
Representative Joe Sibley of Pennsylvania speaks against expansion in a Democratic caucus era debate. He argues for keeping the Philippines and Cuba, praising Jefferson and McKinley while warning against surrender. The piece also discusses gas discovery and its economic impact on farming and local life.
In Polk County Nebraska Osceola February 1900 County Judge F H Ball presiding. J H Mickey administrator petitions for final settlement and decree in the estate of Betsey Ann Mickey. Hearing set for March 1 1900 at 10 AM with notice to all interested via publication in the OscEola Record for three weeks prior.
Frank Mitchell of Mason City writes that Reggs Blood Purifier has served his family for over two years and remains the best medicine. He claims it purifies the system and enriches the blood, calling it the essential family remedy.
A fragmentary letter describes how a dry gas atmosphere damages household items and furniture within days. It notes silverware, draperies, carpets, and joints suffering from the dryness, urging careful preservation and promising a future discussion on a glass factory topic.
The clipping lists grain categories No 2 Wheat Corn Oats Rye and mentions hog prices 3.00 4.30 45 205 04 85 with erasures and a correction by W A Brazee for live chickens and geese with garbled notes remaining unreadable.
Our four paper clubbing offer returns this fall with several bundles. Inter Ocean and Record one year for $1.35. New York Tribune and Record $1.25. Toledo Blade and Record $1.25. all four for $1.85. Special offers include Inter Ocean, Toledo Blade, New York Tribune, and Record for $1.00. refer a friend and get Record for 50 cents. New York Tribune daily at low cost. Tribune tri weekly with Record for $3.75. Address orders to RECORD Osceola Neb.
The Pulk County Teachers Association will gather at the Stromsburg Public School Building on Saturday February 10 1900 at 1:30 PM. The program includes speakers on English work and rural school methods and discussions on opening exercises and reader usage. Jutta E McCune and Giaspus Baum preside. Anna Carlson and Stella Willeta assist. The notice also advertises subscriptions to the Tri Weekly New York Tribune and the Osceola Record at 81.75 per year.
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