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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1882
Page
2
Osceola Record notes Ada Bittenbender resigns from the co called Advocate and Varry is appointed editor. The paper mentions Deborah of Alliance Terael and $600 family matter. Mrs Birrexpenper summoned to Polk county bar. The column laments Bittenbender burdens and asks about Ola Bittenbender.
The document outlines farmer friendly reforms opposing class legislation and railroading oppression. It pledges equal legal footing for producers, fair railroad profits, and protection against advertising swindlers and partisan pressures on farmers. Mentions mining suffrage and cites Gov. Hoyt on women's vote. Nebraska petitions show strong support for woman suffrage with high signing rates among Hastings Lincoln Riverton women.
A lengthy historical defense argues that women possess an equal right to vote and to participate in lawmaking. It contends expediency fails against fundamental justice, citing education, professions, and public life as proof of women's readiness and value to society.
On May 27 1882 the Organization of Teachers Association convened with Supt Buffington presiding Josiah Moody elected chairman and J A Baum secretary The group discussed association aims and penmanship Moody demonstrated mastery The meeting adjourned for 1 pm due to muddy roads and a funeral plans formed for a permanent organization Officers elected include Josiah Moody president Miss M P Crookham vice president J A Baum secretary and Miss F A Hornback treasurer The next session set for June 10 1882 in Osceola with a detailed afternoon program outlined
The Metropolis of Eastern Polk reports on residents like John Dunning and Jove Speirs prospering with corn. Builders, candidates, and new homes appear as Tarble's building is enclosed and Win DeLette plans a frame house. A town postmaster notes steady trade while a local scare echoes a satire about a pestilent doctor.
Ordinance No 13. The Anneal Reroprtacion mill of the Village of Onceala for the year 1882. General Fund two and one half mills on the dollar Fire Protector two and a half mills Street Crossings one mill on the dollar.
The village board adopts taxes on all real personal and mixed property for general fund fire protection and street crossings. General Fund levied at two and one self mills, Fire Protection at two and a half mills, Street Crossings at one mill. Appropriations set at 250 dollars for General and Fire each, and 100.60 dollars for Street Crossings. Effective upon publication, dated May 31, 1882.
A. N. Jay, horse tailor and mule jewelry dealer, located on the west side public square in Osceola, advertises Orr Money! Money! To Loan on short time on chattel or personal security. The ad also mentions Kigatp & Hurrwan.
Ida M Bonner presents a playful verse about Sally Slater a young teacher and Charley Church a preacher as their romance unfolds through comically altered household item puns. The tale follows wooing secret talks vows and the ultimate heartbreak as trust frays and Sally asserts independence.
A fragment notes a fragrance described as a distinguishing charm, blending flowers and spices. The text references Florest on Cologne and ends with a truncated line.
An Osceola Nebraska advertisement touts Parker's Ginger Tonic as a cure for kidney and other disorders after six years of illness. A testimonial from a poor man's wife credits four bottles with a cure and promises sustained health and savings. The ad promotes low rates and long terms for loans and real estate under C Birrenpeaven at Arnold's store.
Dr. I Saxenberger moves from Shelby to Osceola Nebraska and will treat illnesses promptly around the clock. He specializes in female diseases fits epilepsy and related disorders and can be reached at Auers Restaurant Osceola Neb. 8.
For thirty years Brown's Bronchial Traches have been recommended by physicians and shown to ease inflammation in the bronchial tubes. They target inflamed parts to relieve asthma bronchitis and throat troubles common to singers and public speakers. Sold at 25 cents a box, nationwide.
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