North Dakota Promotes Growth and Prosperity in 19th Century Memo
A promotional piece extols North Dakota as a land of opportunity citing rising land values and wealth tied to agriculture. It urges readers to compare states, seek facts about education and endowment per capita, and consider moving south or west to invest, farmer success, and advancement.
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United States
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Garde
Dakota
Neapolis
Chicago
New York
North Ota
Union
North Dakota
Yale
Harvard
University of North Dakota
Ieas
North
High School Graduate Parade Sparks Civic Pride
Center fire and cheering crowds mark a propitious year as the High School Graduate takes the stage with eloquence and plans for the future. Local notes describe community events, blacksmith chatter, a cake, and salutes to upcoming fairs and lectures.
Clarks edge Osceola in fourteen innings 1 to 0
A tight fourteen inning game ends 1 to 0 as the Clark team defeats Osceola with an infield error deciding the victory. Through seven ties this year the home side has won four of seven. The Clark team returns to the city for a repeat while 250 admit to grounds and grandstand.
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Seiapal
Allen
Osceola
Ale Deak All
Ugtil
Argu
Clarks
Decoration Day Observance With Chorus at Autorium
A large audience attended Decoration Day services in the Autorium. A High School chorus of fifty furnished singing, Rev Schultz gave the invocation, Mayor Norton delivered Gettysburg address, and Rev Brooks spoke on the supernatural hand in national affairs. Members of J. F. Reynolds post No 26 were active, with visiting comrades joining in the exercises. The day’s events proceeded despite weather, and were deemed very successful.
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Autorium
Schultz
Norton
Brooks
J. F. ‘Reynolds
Message of Thanks From E. E. Lovell
A brief note from E. E. Lovell to Osceola residents expresses sincere gratitude for the kindness shown during a misfortune. The message thanks the public for their interest and states the hardship will become a thing of the past.
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Osceola
Notice of Change in Free High School Law Amended
The last session of the legislature amended the Free High School Law. Changes include a cap on state aid and a district levy provision. If a district levies 26 mills and spends the levy on maintenance, it may be exempt from high school tuition requirements and nine months of schooling.
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Free High School
Law
Osceola Bank Report of Condition May 22 1909
Report of the Condition of the Osceola Bank charter 718 Nebraska at close of business May 22 1909. Resources show loans and discounts 163228.03 overdrafts 678.46 banking house 10500.60 current expenses 2447.00 due from banks 39126.31 checks 589.66 total resources 227926.33 liabilities capital stock 37500 surplus 3800 undivided profits 5661.24 deposits 919...
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Priva
Injured man in Stromsburg horse accident
On Monday afternoon in Stromsburg Wm. Cherry and Captain J. D. Ridwards were thrown from a horse driven by Cherry after it reared on the square. Cherry struck a telephone post and the head injury prompted fears of a fatal outcome, though he is now recovering. Captain Edwards escaped harm.
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Wm. Cherry
J. D. Ridwards
Mr. Cherry
Capt Edwards
Obituary Notice for Mandana Evelyn Burley Mackie
Mandana Evelyn Burley Mackie died in Everett Washington on May 25 1969 at age 60. She leaves a husband four daughters three brothers a sister three uncles an aunt and many relatives. Born February 11 1859 in Sanalac County Michigan she moved to Minnesota in 1866 and Nebraska in 1873 before marrying D T Mackie February 22 1880 in Osceola Nebraska then relocating to Washington four years ago.
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Everett
Wash
G. W. Burley
A. W. Burley
Washington
T. J. Burley
Wyoming
Frank Query
Seattle
North Dakota
Wm. Burley
Osceola
Harriet Hill
Shelby
Mandana Evelyn Burley
Sanalac County
Michigan
Minnesota
Polk County
Nebraska
Frederick Timm
D. T Mackie
Mrs Martha Brigham Suffers Stroke at Osceola Church
Mrs Martha Brigham suffered a stroke during morning services at the M E church and was taken to her niece Mrs Mary E Moody’s home. She has shown slow improvement since, with an uncertain outcome. Her son Mel Daniel resides in the Valley and other relatives have arrived.
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M. E. Church
Martha Brigham
Mary E. Moody
Death of Mrs Adaline Welch in Osceola
Mrs Adaline Welch known as Grandma Welch dies at 92 in Osceola after years of bed confinement from a fall injury. Survived by son J R Welch of Columbus and other relatives. Funeral held May 30 at the M E church with Rev J W Morgan delivering the sermon from I Cor 3 22 and pallbearers named.
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Grandma Welch
E. A. Walrath
William Welch
J. R. Welch
Columbus
Nebra
Laura Cunningham
Cadiz
Ohio
Martha Phillips
Chicago
M. E B. Churcn
J. W. Morgan
M. G. Brooks
M. E. Church
Osceola
Rufus Walker
J. A. Jackson
LL. Snider
L. K. McGaw
D. H. Kunkel
Chas. Curtis
J. R. ‘Welch
Mrs. . Welch
H. S. Welch
Wayne
B. Welch
Everett
Welch
A.mes‘gage
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