Big Stromsburg Picnic Day Attracts Prominent Speakers
August 1 event in Stromsburg promises a full day of speeches by Hon. John L Webster Congressman Hainer and other state candidates. Attendees should stay all day and expect a 15 000 person capacity venue. Local notices report open air meetings in Osceola and a Bryan reception trip, with further political endorsements and discussions of education tariffs and monetary policy.
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Stromsburg
John L. Webster
Stromsburg notes include concerts and visits
J A Frawley returns from British Columbia. Epworth League to host a benefit vocal and instrumental concert at the opera house on Friday July 31 to aid the city poor. Sunday park meetings continue. Rev Crosthwaite led the 4th M E church quarterly meeting. Stromsburg visitors Chas and Mrs Dunn and son Calmar. Swedish school led by Miss Olson meets in the public school. J W Wilson visited Osceola. Miss Chartie Coleman ill. Samuelson of New Windsor visiting with family. will travel to Oregon Washington and California. John Erickson hauled stock to Omaha then Lincoln and Bryan reception in two days. Stromsburg baseball at Ful lerton. Roller mills reopened with a new boiler. Dana Little’s 46 pound catfish spurs Platte fishing. Postmaster Green installs fountain and tank at post office.
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Epworth League
Opera House
Crosthwaite
M. E Church
Chas
Dunn
Calmar
Stromsburg
Miss Olson
J. W. Wilson
Chartie Coleman
Osceola News Briefs and Local Notices
Presbyterians elect elders Lents Snider and Macken at last Sunday meeting. Osceola hosts various business updates from Kennards paints to Benson barber shop sale and relocation. Nebraska Telephone Co right of way approved, Dearborn to offer Geulick bread, Masons adjust meeting time, Stromsburg Osceola game notes, Dr Cronks treating patients at Beebe hotel, local health updates and farm relocation ads.
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L. L. Snider
N. Macken
The
Presbyterian Church
Kennards
Frank Carlson
I. A. Scott
J. A
Nebraska Telephone Co
Osceola
Masons
Stromsburg
C. V. Cronks
Beebe Hotel
Geo. Rasmussen
Lumber and coal offered by D W Hotchkiss
The notice advertises a full line of building materials including sash doors blinds lath shingles tower posts fence posts stone lime and more. It invites customers to let Mr Hotchkiss figure their bill.
Beggs' Tropical Liniment Endorsed for Deep Seated Ailments
The advertisement touts Beggs' Tropical Liniment Om as the only product with a positive guarantee to meet all label claims. It claims great strength and curative powers, especially for rheumatism and neuralgia, with D. H. Kunkel shown as keeper or dealer.
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Beggs
D. H. Kunkel
Pleasant Grove Clippings Update Local Notes
Mr J F Bense and Mrs J Kemp went soosberrying on the Blue last Tuesday. Warry Blixt of Omaha is visiting cousin Ethel Westberg. One Hernbroom cow died last Sunday. F T Carlson preached at Brown school house last Sunday. J F Bense and family Sundayed with Wilt Oaks and wife. Amelia and Walter Hernbloom have a new croquet set. Rosé Mickey of Silver Creek visiting relatives here. Tommy Mickey was quite ill.
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J. F. Bense
J. Kemp
Warry Blixt
Omaha
Ethel Westberg
Mrs. Hernbroom
Brown School
JF. Bense
Wilt Oaks
Amelia
Walter Hernbloom
Rosé Mickey
Silver Creek
Ryan Came Marching Home Again Crowd Delights Osceola
Seven Free Silver Pops and a Gold Bug Republican traveled from Osceola to view his return. Attendance from rural districts was very slim. The event drew local interest despite limited turnout.
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Osceola
Jubilant Republicans Describe Lincoln Bryan Reception
Report of a Lincoln trip by excursionists for a Bryan reception notes light crowds and subdued enthusiasm. Observers counted about 22 000 visitors, with McKinley badges prevailing in the crowd and Republicans predicting a strong McKinley win while some Bryan backers claimed two states.
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Lincoln
State Building
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Jack Mac Cre
Oll
Ole Hedlund
Stroms
C.R. Clark
J. E. Peterson
Bryan
D. I Kunkel
Blackleg
Mr. Bradahauf
Nels” Stafford
Will Oakes
Burg
Hial Vainhousen
Gresham
Vanhoosen
Bense
Joe
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Platte
L. B. Pitzer
W. O. Johnson
A. P. Mickey
W. A. Cornish
Geo. Horst
Joel Bowser
Mr. Horst
Marry Holton
Harry Holton
Tn&o. Beebe
Public Instruction
H. R. Corbett
United States
American Protective Tariff League
Plymouth Rock
McKinley
J. H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
West Twenty-third Street
New York
New York Tribune
J. A. Frawley
British Columbia
P. Samuelson
New Windsor
L. V W. Headstrom
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California
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Sanitarium
Fullerton
Dana Little
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Neal
Va’ McCoy
Amy Tus
Dearborn
Michael Hoffer
Hackberry Precinct
Dra. Whaley
Buckner
Chamberlain's
E.E. Kennard & Co
Remi Miller
Clear Creek
Dementico
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Buckrer
Lyman
Palace
Weeping Water
Grace Myers
David City
Ward
Henderson
M. Horr
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Pleasant Grove
Tommy
Mickey
Ryan
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