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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows CAMPIBLE Terms and 1.00 per year in advance. The text mentions $1.251 not in advance and a second class mail entry in Oucoola Nebraska, indicating an old newspaper notice about subscriptions or mailing status.
The notice asks readers to submit correspondence by Tuesday each week for publication. It requires all names to be signed to manuscripts and emphasizes plain writing, proper memes, and reasonable grammar. It also states manuscripts should not copy or correct Jong articles sent impalicited.
The article notes Mr. Bryan reversing the Supreme Court and warns the country faces new uncertainty. It recalls prior reversals by Bryan and suggests the public may endure a brief delay before actions unfold.
Friends of ex Secretary of State Porter argue he cannot be compelled to refund illegally retained fees and claim the attorney general's recovery action is politically motivated. The Kearney Hub condemns the view as narrow and unfit for officials sworn to duty.
The Grand Iceland Independent condemns Colonel Bryan for pressuring Missouri Democrats in The Commoner. It quotes he says a few leaders align with reorganizers and timid others may retire to join them, warning men who quit politics. The note calls the intimidation dangerous and improper.
Sioux City Journal reports West Point suspends five cadets and bars a dozen more from academy duties, with others to perform minor penance for hazing pledges. Officers say the war department approves the disciplinary actions, and the country backs the measure.
The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes Representative Landis of Indiana as saying the national military academy may need closure to enforce cadet discipline. The piece argues the U.S. government should restore order at West Point and oppose reinstatement requests from dismissed cadets, urging McKinley and Root to stand firm.
A Washington dispatch reports irrigation promoters expect government aid and that a pending presidential and cabinet visit to the southwest could influence certain congressional lawmakers backing an irrigation bill.
The article notes President Nixon on a New Mexico stopover hints at extending federal aid to irrigation projects. Secretary Hitchcock supports broad government aid and urged comprehensive irrigation during the last congressional session. Supporters plan to push legislation with administration help to enact wider irrigation programs.
The Porto Rico ruling is viewed as aligning with common sense and businesslike approach. Democrats muttered against courts in 1896, but the public outcome at the polls seven months ago shows broad support for the court and Republican logic, an eight hundred thousand margin against Democrats.
Reports from garrison posts near Chicago and St Paul show a rise in drunkenness and desertions after the canteen system was abolished. Enlisted men treat leave as port liberty and fuel dissipations, with many imprisoned for intoxication, prompting doubts about the reform's honest motives and potential ties to distillers.
Frank Kelley of Osceola and Bert Laurine of Bradshaw visited Stromsburg while others traveled to Omaha Grand Island and Lincoln. The Stromsburg High School Alumni banquet and the B Y P U Convention were noted along with local deaths and the recent Commencement Exercises at the Stromsburg High School with graduates listed.
The piece argues lawmakers faced fear of religious uprising at elections to push a measure that would worsen intemperance. By next winter Congress could have strong proof to repeal last session's mistaken temperance law.
Mahlon Mrs Hamp Hall has been quite sick. Mrs J T Bonner is recovering from poison ivy. Arnold Hasselbulch of St Ed wards visits uncles Emil and Stein. County dads viewed new bridge site last Saturday. Found a mackintosh cape. owner to claim at Clear Creek mill. Water in the South Platte rose two feet last Saturday. ford impassable. Miss Hattie Hoult of Ulysses visits her father John Canham and family. Wm Houser and family visited sisters in the valley last weekend, first time in six years.
A mother urges unwavering faith in her son despite his faults. The verse argues belief can guide a prodigal from rebellion to repentance, praising steadfast coaching, patience, and hope. It highlights the value of confidence to shape mature character.
A promotional notice urges families to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now to prevent late night trips to town. It claims the medicine is the most successful bowel complaint remedy for children and adults and lists G. T. Ray & Co. as the seller.
A jumble of short items records sales offerings around Fletchkiss Lios and Osceola, names of residents and visitors, religious and community events, and medical notices. The mix mentions For Sale ads, a birth, a marriage license, illness, and a Memorial Day plan by the I O O F, with Chamberlain tablets offered at G T Ray & Co.
An advertisement promises new life for worn items at C G Gylling's shop, claiming repair can restore goods regardless of condition and wear. The note emphasizes the ability to make things look and work like new.
Dr. J. W. Hamilton of San Francisco claims Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup is the best cough medicine and unequaled for asthma after years of use. He touts its efficacy and personal satisfaction with the product.
An advertisement touts a limited chance to buy a buggy or carriage at very low prices. It claims a top buggy at 45 dollars and a spring wagon at five dollars, urging buyers to act quickly through F L Dunn.
Dead Letter List from Oscenla Nebraska for the week ending May 23 1901 shows uncalled mail including names H H Campbeety and John A Knight with instruction to say advertised when called for.
Buyers find Story and Clark pianos and organs offered by F L Duons priced modestly. While some deem them ordinary, the instruments deliver a perfect tone a beautiful case and smooth action for easy play.
Rev W Hagans of Clyde Ohio thanks Dr Warner for his White Wine of Tar Syrup used to treat throat and lung ailments including coughs colds and related diseases. The testimonial endorses the remedy as superior to others.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reports his wife suffered eight weeks with severe back pains until using Chamberlain Pain Balm. He notes after a few days she felt renewed and the pain vanished before finishing the bottle. The liniment is sold by G T Ray & Co.
Notice of sale under a District Court order in Polk County Nebraska. Judges Raion and Smith as referees will sell at Osceola Court House south front door on June 18 1901 at 1 PM the SW quarter, W half SE quarter, W half NE quarter and E half NW quarter of section 21 township 14 north range 1 west sixth principal meridian for cash. Sale open one hour. Dated May 10 1901 Samuel A Snider.
Polk County Nebraska files a district court petition to foreclose the tax lien on the South West Quarter of Section 25 Township 16 Range 1 West, against Albrocius Mills and unknown wife with James H Thompson and Lydia Thompson, seeking sale of the property to satisfy taxes unpaid through May 1, 1901 totaling 727.97 plus interest penalties and costs, with 20 days to pay and July 15 4901 as filing deadline. Dated June 4 1901. County Attorney Harvey C Beene.
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