29 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
1
Reports detail political tensions among fusion factions, budget incidents, and public disorder including a barrel bust and auditorium vandalism after a cemetery supper. The piece notes arrests, fines, and community concerns as citizens worry over graft, local elections, and social turmoil.
The fragment provides limited readable text and lacks clear events or entities. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible to form a coherent summary.
Mack Hamilton, hotel clerk in Valley City North Dakota says two bottles cured his chronic constipation. The pills are described as a tonic and drastic purge, good for headaches biliousness and suitable for children or adults sold by G LT Ray & Co.
An old advertisement promises relief for headaches stomach pain and fatigue with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 39 cents sold by Ray & Co. The copy emphasizes health restoration and ongoing wellness.
An ad claims Jhodol Dyspepsia Qure enhances strength by aiding digestion. It states the product is pleasant tasting and uniquely combines digestants to help the body assimilate food for health and vigor, offered by G T Ray & Co.
A mule team ran away with Fred Eyler causing him to be scattered around town while he clung to the mules. Goetz visited Garrison about a meat market. Flanagan quits as a livery clerk and heads to Beaver Crossing. Cement walks begin with local businessmen. Fifty tickets sold to the David City Chautauqua. J W Ballenger expands store. Dr J R Bell attends the Chautauqua. Wm Ingalls lists farms after a Sherman Valley trip. Land sales and crop prospects noted. Surprise Telephone builds lines north of town at a mile per day.
Rev Walker of Marquette preached to a large audience at Pleasant View church Sunday evening. Calmar McCune, editor of the Stromsburg News, worshipped there. Mr Stevens from Kansas visited relatives and is Mrs Sealey’s cousin. Charles Harless traveled to Seward and back. Mrs Hugo Floodman shows improvement after illness. Social hop at Mr Warnick’s last Wednesday. James and Mrs Green drove to York. Laclede church members attended a ladies missionary meeting at Mrs A P Lindburg’s Stromsburg last week.
Wayland resident Thomas Rutter had business in Wayland this week and Mrs. Dillsaver visited near Thayer with her daughter Mrs. Will Keys last week. Mrs. L Obrist was dangerously sick last Sunday night. Mrs. Bonner near Columbus visited Mr. L. Hennings' family last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs John Skidmore visited S. Leatherberry and family last Sunday.
Pleasant Prairie reports visits from Esther Twarling with grandmother in Stromsburg over Friday and Saturday. Clara Hanson from Osceola spent Sunday with her parents. Families of Nelson Shaw and Clarence Shaw of Osceola spent Sunday with Edwin Shaw. A Chicago relative stayed the past week with Mrs. Schidner. Mrs Steaver’s Pennsylvanian visitors include mother and sister plus Miss White visiting for the summer. Mrs. Dower is ill with asthma and Edwin Shaw has tonsillitis_clear.
Upland hay yields, threshing of barley at two acres producing 150 bushels, and barley fields cited. Local births marriages and moves include a July 14 twins birth, July 3 marriage, and a San Francisco wedding. Community notes mention M. E. church meeting, snake bite remedy recipe, granger activity, a lost black silk jacket, and beautifying tea advertisement.
A fragment notes price changes for aaa and eee items with lines showing 12 1-2 and 10 cents now selling. The text hints at a basic sale or market update though many words are garbled.
Advertiser proclaims a first class baker with daily bread pies cakes cookies buns and other goods plus unmatched ice cream. Invites parties to discuss catering for banquets and events.
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