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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
3
The fragment from Sunday Magazine in the Los Angeles Times includes a garbled exchange about education and discipline. It hints at conversations on geography, psychology, and parental guidance, with stray remarks about chorus and sermons.
An Iowa born Civil War veteran and four term Nebraska governor John H Mickey is remembered as Nebraska mourns his death at Osceola The speech by Governor Shallerberger endorses school funding while noting a $100000 state treasury notice The Nebraska National Guard will drape armories for 30 days in tribute and the state reports $3860 20 in secretary of state fees for the month Also planned is cement walks around the state house to replace flagstone amid public lands and buildings efforts
Telegraphed report from Lincoln states the U S Senate passed a bill appropriating 495000 for extension and improvement of Lincoln federal building to replace the existing post office which has been crowded and inadequate since 1906.
Chief Game Warden Dam Geilus reports forty five applications for licenses to take and sell fish. The new law extends seizure rights for catfish carp gar and bullhead from June 1 to October 31 at two dollars each. George Di Follmer awarded 11900 in district court over a state land dispute linked to Boyd county cases. Senator Burkett files for reelection, pays fifty dollar entrance fee, and lists candidacy with Leicester county treasurer and state secretary.
State institutions submit monthly reports on their condition and activities as part of a new audit initiative. Mr Barton supported the idea after consultation with the governor, enabling monthly insight into institutional status via standardized blanks.
A wedding of Nebraska interest took place at St Margarets church Washington where Miss Laura Armesiey Stetsen burg became the bride of Lieutenant Cherries BR Mayo of the Temh cavalry The bride is noted as the youngest Gaugiver of the late Colonel Jom M Stoiserburs commander of the First Nebraska regiment Colonel Stoiser bure fell in the Philippines and his remains were returned to Washington for burial at Arlimstom near a monument funded by Nebraska.
The annual meeting of group one of the state bankers association will convene on March 29 in Lincoln. Local bankers arranged the program through committees and Lincoln members will provide entertainment.
Bishop Goffer of the public school division at Iowa State College in Ames is appointed head of the extension department. The Iowa state board of education notified him of the election and confirmed the appointment.
State Superintendent Bishop reports on a private school visit in Saunders county. The school serves the children of I Johnson and Colom. Mr Johnson hires two young women graduates of the state university as teachers and pays the standard high school salary. Twelve pupils are enrolled including five Johnson children. The regular high school course is being taught.
In a tale of medical ambition and romance, Doctor Bobby Shattuck treats a poor cook and struggles with payment, while Irene Louise wrestles with social climbing as wealth and status loom. A life changing bequest finally reveals his first fee was love, transforming doubt into a hopeful union.
The English toy spaniel is one of the oldest popular breeds. It was prized by ladies of Charles II’s court and noted in naval Scots circles. A historische account records a spaniel sheltering under garments, near capture but retained.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a doctor and others in a tense scene about a patient. The text hints at blinking references to blood and danger and a warning to let someone be. Readable context is minimal and uncertain.
Rome reports Dr Surchon of the Pied committee confirms Pellagra not caused by maize. The parasites spread by Simulium repans, a species of biting fly, are identified as the carrier. The committee's findings overturn maize as the disease source.
In a domestic exchange a boy asks if Mr. Jones is near-sighted and his mother defends him, noting Willie’s observation that he sits close to his sister in the parlor. The dialogue centers on perceived behavior and family dynamics.
A Brookyn man degraded by a persistent skin disease for sixteen years reports relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. He describes sleepless nights and immobility in heat, then a dramatic improvement following a two-set course, declaring himself cured. The ad cites Leonard A Hawief of Nostrand Avenue as a testimonial.
The text blends quips about love and divorce with assorted product pitches and slogans. An elderly tone hints at vintage newspaper filler and broken advertisements from a Buffalo source. Readable items mention eye salve and teething syrup amid moral commentary and tobacco lines.
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