Legislature Gets Down To Business
The state legislature proceeds with its work after press coverage notes. Editor R G Douglas reports the ongoing session and the subscription status appears established in 1978.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
4
The state legislature proceeds with its work after press coverage notes. Editor R G Douglas reports the ongoing session and the subscription status appears established in 1978.
A lengthy Osceola Record page advertises Pine-ules for kidney and bladder issues, Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, Dr Shoop products, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, Dr Shoop's Health Coffee, Preventics cold tablets, and other patent medicines from G T Ray & Co. The page also lists legal notices for E G Stovall estate and social updates from Osceola area residents including weddings and Christmas events.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Auditorium Co. will be held in the basement of the Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. January 9, 1907, for the purpose of electing officers and transacting such other business as may come before the association. H. M. Powers, Pres.
An old pill ad touts relief from sour stomach bad breath and pale complexion due to digestion issues. It offers two days treatment free and lists G. T. Ray & Co as the seller.
A surprise party drew a large crowd on Merit Mustard last Wednesday night with broad enjoyment reported. Nearby visits included Adam Buchta and family at Al Wescoats and Howard Crouse with Bertha and Hester Renike at Geo Mace's.
Mr and Mrs Moline hosted guests on New Year’s Day including Mr and Mrs Curtis Andrew Samuelson and family P T Larson and wife and Robert Siglar Anna Peterson visited York earlier in the week Cecil Lindburg and his father left for Grand Island to attend college Mrs Banghart returning from Omaha for eye treatment Chas Lundburg ill with rheumatic fever then paralysed stroke and very low Oscar Johnson plans to depart for Chicago Polk gains with three elevators a depot several houses a lumber yard a large furniture and hardware store a meat market blacksmith shop restaurant livery barn feed barn many store buildings and two banks ready to operate soon
Newspapers observe a decline in place hunters around the Nebraska legislature this year with fewer jobs to distribute than in the past. The piece notes the trend and hints at a brighter idea for place hunters.
Dan Nettleton named the new speaker of the house, aligning with veteran E. L. King on the railroad question from 22 years ago. John Buckley also helped him secure the speakership.
The Central City Nonpareil celebrates railroads adopting a cash basis for newspaper advertising while others lament the end of free space. Editors recall past cooperative exchanges, argue against railroad courtesy, and vow to seek direct payment for ads, reshaping local press economics.
Advertisements highlight Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea promising cure all disorders for 35 cents. G T Ray Co promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for children and Dr Shoop's Cough Cure touts safety under the Pure Food and Drug Law with warnings against narcotics. Local sellers T Bay & Co distribute Dr Shoop's product.
A lost gentlemans coat No 42 Cor duroy lined with wool seeks return. An advertisement extols Kodol as a digestive aid and mentions Bee s Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup as a national laxative for children with a free offer. Sales by G T Ray Co.
A man’s preference for our drug store stems from confidence in fresh, pure drugs and reliable service. Our prescriptions cost no more than others and the assurance is free, inviting you to fill yours with us.
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