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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
4
Moore County invites buyers to a Sunny Texas Panhandle land sale offering 5000 acres of choice farm land from 12.50 to 20.00 per acre on easy terms. Lands expected to yield 15.00 to 30.00 per acre yearly. Reminder: next excursion February 2.
Letters from buyers in Ohio and Indiana praise the Monarch Land & Loan Co of Amarillo Texas for honest dealings and solid investments in Moore County Texas panhandle lands. They report good soil, climate, and returns, with customers noting homes and farms to be developed and many returning for further purchases.
A testimonial from MISS LUCINDA VON BLOM of Monarch Land & Loan Co praising investments in Texas Panhandle properties. She highlights rich soil good climate and favorable markets and urges others to invest in homes farms or stock raising with the company. The letter expresses satisfaction with the country the company and its representatives.
The Osceola Record notes preparations for a February 12 Lincoln birthday observance at the Osceola Auditorium. Special programs from Washington will be readied, emphasizing Lincoln’s life and deeds as inspiration for right thinking and living across the nation.
Illinois senator Hopkins struggles to keep Hopkin out amid distracting political maneuvering and public attention. The piece notes tensions around names and potential clashes in local politics.
At the present rate the deaths from disasters for the year 1909 will be something appalling. What with railroad wrecks, mine explosions, and naval disasters, the start that the year 09 is making is certainly terrific.
The Democrat accuses the Columbus Journal of colluding to smear Governor Sheldon on liquor policy. The piece claims the Democrat and Journal editors conspired last fall to aid the brewery and railroad interests, contrasting their past alignment with the state senate bid involving King.
The Record states it knows nothing more about the Walrath investigation than other citizens. The state railway commission report identifies county violators, and the paper has no additional information. It notes Walrath, named in the commission’s report, might have knowledge of the matter.
A fragmented note discusses a bill to standardize legal notice printing in newspapers. It argues fairness and timely publication under County administration and mentions Judge Campbell and parties paying for notices. The text implies past nonadherence by some counties and calls for a clear, fair practice.
A fragment recalls a lodge night with a father in a new black suit and a mournful mood as seventeen candidates march to a hall to learn their fates. The Berg team in green with gilt seams adds to the ceremonial glow. The scene carries quiet gravity.
The ad promotes Dr Shoop s Restorative as a remedy for weak stomach heart and kidneys claiming quick results within five to ten days. It stresses non drugging of organs and explains nerves control each organ with the product directly aiding weak nerves and organ function. Sold by D H Kunkel.
A brief health notice touts Dr Shoop Croup Remedy as stopping croup in twenty minutes with a single test. The syrup is described as safe and pleasing with no vomiting or distress, offered for 50 cents by D H Kunkel.
Advertisements showcase Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and pneumonia, Ring’s Little Liver Pills for biliousness, Preventics candy cold cure tablets, Pinesalve Carbolized for lips and skin, Pinules for kidneys, and Foley Kidney Remedy. G. T. Ray & Co and Marquis and Clark stock and vend these products at Osceola Poultry and Feed Store and local druggists.
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