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The Osceola issue lists subscription at 1.00 per year under editor R. G. Douglas. Established in 1873, the paper promotes ongoing readership and local news coverage.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
4
The Osceola issue lists subscription at 1.00 per year under editor R. G. Douglas. Established in 1873, the paper promotes ongoing readership and local news coverage.
The president asks the postmaster general to explore barring from the mails any newspapers that publish full disgusting particulars of the Thaw trial. A White House statement says Roosevelt will act if feasible under the law. Associated Press Dispatch reports the inquiry.
The bill grants monthly pensions of 12 dollars at age 62 16 dollars at 70 and 20 dollars at 75 to honorably discharged Civil War soldiers. The Vidette Herald senior editor jokes about accepting the pension while noting personal health limits and long service.
The county licensing bill met a setback in the senate last week yet the issue remains alive. Farmers deserve a voice in liquor licensing in towns where they buy their goods, not to be disfranchised by municipal votes. Senator King urged that any man afraid to submit to the majority is a moral coward.
An advertisement promotes Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup as a bowel cathartic made from pine tar. It touts safety for children and usefulness for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Free trial offered. Sold by G. T. Ray & Co.
Center Fire Bill Everett welcomed a seven pound boy on Monday morning as a new father. neighbors cheered from Getthere Avenue to Hurry-Up street celebrating with jokes, songs, and a lively column of four to six around the square. Ed Funkhouser, Shelby, joined the merriment, praised for his machinery knowledge as the community copsed with hog price talk and local farm humor.
A column discusses opposition to statewide prohibition and support for county option. It notes a farmer focus on regulation of alcohol, mentions ONeill families and population concerns, and advertises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and local farm sale notices. Washington Letter reports on Congress quiet week, tariff plans, California Japanese schools, and Standard Oil critique.
A line invites readers to subscribe for one year to The Weekly Inter Ocean to access international happenings and country news beyond the local coverage. The offer emphasizes convenient access and value through a single payment of one dollar.
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Tauney of Minnesota, chairman of the appropriations committee, is opposed to the bill and will exert himself to block the committee’s report this session.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church include Sabbath school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m with the Belief of Thomas as the theme children sermon King Bramble Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m topic An Easy Life versus a Hard one evening preaching at 7 30 p m Acquaintance with God All are invited Rev G W Comer A M Pastor.
The funeral of S. F. Johnson, about fifty seven, who died after accidentally shooting himself while hunting, was held Sunday at the Swedish mission church in Stromburg. A native of Sweden, he arrived twenty three years ago and built a 320 acre Polk county farm valued at about 100 per acre, worth an estimated 35000. He was generous to missions and church work and leaves a large family, with one daughter married the day before his death.
Classified ad seeks a gentleman or lady to travel for a large mercantile house, home or abroad territory, home as headquarters. weekly salary 81000 per year plus expenses. Address Jos A Alexander Osceola Nebraska. Also notes promote Dr Shoop remedies and a lost bank certificate, plus S.Kodol digestive aid and G T Ray & Co sells remedies.
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