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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1880
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a rail link between Stomsburg and Osceola along Arcailes with passenger service described. Mentions connections at Stromsburg and a Calon Pacii6 line, with trains observed at a Valley location.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss licensing of saloons in Decatur Georgia, referencing county, town votes, and local option debates. Mentions Athens and New York comparisons, and questions revenue from licenses. Indicates temperance stakes and public opinion on licensing.
Officials describe Missouri temperance campaigns as advancing tenfold in reach and impact. The state efforts align with national pro tem policies, integrating immigration concerns and public health goals.
Peabody Kansas imposes a standing reward of twenty five dollars for information leading to the conviction of any person selling intoxicating liquors in the city.
Churches in Kearney Nebraska have decided to hold a temperance meeting each month. The writer calls this a move in the right direction and suggests churches in every city adopt the practice.
The Sutton Globe laments petition signers who back saloon licenses and questions their regard for victims of triflac. It condemns drivers and disorder on streets, calls for accountability, and asks for remonstrances naming those supporting such evils to aid the public.
An elderly Colonel Leman ows spoke at a temperance meeting praising lifelong abstinence from liquor. He recounted his brutal wartime endurance in Napoleon’s army, claiming survival came from never drinking alcohol and citing Baron De Lafayette. The tale emphasizes temperance as salvation.
A man claims six years of bed-ridden illness costing $200 yearly, totaling $1,200, was ended by three bottles of Hop Bitters used by his wife who has since done all housework for a year without missing a day. He urges public awareness for others' benefit.
Public notice announces blanks for deeds bonds releases and mortgaged instruments at the Record Office. sale offers within the next thirty days.
Advises frugality in clothing and food and warns against quack doctors and overpriced medicines. Promotes Hop Bitters as a simple, pure remedy at low cost for better health and easier times. Encourages readers to trust the product for lasting improvement.
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