Cosceola Record Chronicle Note
Pledges of correspondence from all party lines across the county appear in this issue though the paper disclaims responsibility for six correspondents. The item list includes a brief update on comments and notices.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1880
Page
5
Pledges of correspondence from all party lines across the county appear in this issue though the paper disclaims responsibility for six correspondents. The item list includes a brief update on comments and notices.
Local notices report a July 3rd shooting match with $150 in prizes at the arcade. a Fourth of July celebration in Stromsburg. temperance talks by Rev Norcross. a Polk County Agricultural Fair premium list due soon. and building plans for fair grounds plus church activities at Wesley Chapel.
The town of Palk hosts a Fourth of July celebration on Saturday the 3rd with an 40 by 100 feet arbor, anticipated turnout, speeches and music. Messrs Spells Childs and Mack run a cosy office. Mr Spells seeks grain and hog prices, and Mr Towler sells farming implements at bedrock prices. John Dunning appointed postmaster after tense local politics. TALMAN invites all to attend and enjoy the day.
The Polk County Commissioners are requested to meet at the Court House in Osceola Nebraska on July 8 1880 at 10 oclock AM to attend to unfinished business audit warrants for Grand and Petit Jurors and examine and allow all accounts since January 8 1880. June 30 1880 I F Kettey County Clerk.
A letter from Joan Weeks of Butler New York claims six years of bed rest and $1200 in expenses ended by three bottles of Hop Bitters. She attributes the cure to the medicine and notes her wife continued housework for a year without missing a day.
Saturday events include a 7 p.m. quarterly conference and 8 p.m. preaching by Dr. Miller. Sunday features a 9 30 a.m. Love Feast, 11 a.m. preaching by Dr. Miller, 12 m Communion, 3 30 p.m. Sunday School and Children's Meeting, and 8 p.m. preaching by Dr. Miller.
A Nebraska dealer announces price cuts on harvesters and mowing machines due to crop prospects. Cell binding harvesters six foot cut at 255 dollars, hand harvesters six foot cut at 160 dollars, mowing machines 65 dollars, Daisy or Messenger sulky rakes 29 dollars. Customers urged to buy local. goods warranted. Joan H Anderson Arcade Neb.
Stop spending on fine clothes rich foods and style. Buy good healthy food cheaper clothing and substantial things of life. Stop following quack doctors and vile humbug medicine that harms and enriches sellers. Put trust in Hop Bitters, a simple pure remedy that cures at trifling cost and brings better times and health. Try it once.
Osceola date shows county valuation at 1,176,618 with real and personal property. The board met as Board of Equalization on June 26 and 28 1880 and adjourned to levy. minutes approved as corrected.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character mispronouncing and arguing about crackers and the baby. The garbled text lacks clear names, events, or source context to determine a coherent news item.
An advertisement offers Green Mountain Balm in a one dollar bottle from 8 G Panter in Osceola and Arcade. If two thirds usage fails to relieve, customers may return the unused balance for a money back guarantee. See ads in this paper.
C D Bry announces Osceola as permanent agency for first class farm machinery including Esterly Harvester for 1880, plus Cord Binders Reapers Mowers Wagons Thrashers and sewing machines. Also notes Brown's Blackberry and Ginger as a stomach aid sold widely at 50 cents.
One small office store, one office table, and one office desk are for sale. Inquire at the Record office for details and availability.
Tickets issued for travel to points on U P Railway within 300 miles. Round trip fare applies for July 3 4 5 with tickets valid two days including the sale date.
Cures indigestion sour stomach and dyspepsia with a new reliable remedy. Price fifty cents per bottle. For sale by G. Panter and John H. Abbot in Osceola D C Brannan in Stromsburg and G Panter in Arcade.
The York Nursery established in 1872 claims to offer a complete Nebraska grown stock including apples pears cherries plums grapes raspberries blackberries and ornamental shrubs. Proprietor C S Harrison touts acclimated healthy stock with options for notes and three to six month terms, represented in Polk County by P M Scott.
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