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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1877
Page
3
Chicago & North-Western Railway Trains Omaha Schedule 1877
Time and departure information for passenger trains from Omaha under the Chicago and North-Western Railway timetable of 1877. Includes 4:05 p.m. and morning departures with notes on routes to Chicago and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Omaha
Chicago
East
Osceola News Briefs and Local Meetings
Osceola celebrates with invitations to all and Fourth of July activities. The town discusses bridge work, a Glee Club meeting at Dr Whaley's, local business notes, and various notices including legal cases, farm matters, and a proposed mill along Clear Creek with Polk and Butler county involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steaders
Dr. Whaley
Ladyriends
Death by Accidental Hanging of Local Boy
Charley Bowser a fifteen year old son of Joel Bowser of Hackberry precinct died by hanging himself on the 14th. While the family was away he prepared a rope slip noose and attached it to a house pole. The coroner held an inquest and the jury returned a verdict of accidental hanging, though several indications suggested deliberate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E. Myrick
York County
Adams County
Iowa
Nebraska
Polk County
Samuel Snell
Mr. Bushel
Marshall Smith
Columbus
Burgess Brothers
Summit
Butler County
Chamberlain
John VanHorn
Wvas
Snider
Messrs Whitmeyer
Gerrard & Post
Messrs Cowan
Nan
Charley Bowser
Joel Bowser
Hackberry Precinct
Whaley
Wayland News Briefs Highlight Local Doings and Tragedy
The community notes Elder Quillen’s affairs manager warns diggers to stop removing flowers or face exposure. J E Ingerson receives good news with a newborn girl. Toads fetch 25 cents each, but demand is low. A Sabbath School forms in Dist 24 under Ingerson. S A Story from Wisconsin seeks Nebraska location, fond of the state. The death of C Bowser by hanging brings deep sorrow. funeral held this afternoon. X PECT MORE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quillen
J. E.ingerson
Wayland
Ulysses
C. Bowser
Farm Machinery Offerings At Low Cash Prices
Polk and adjoining counties are thanked for past patronage as a dealer invites attention to a stock of First-Class Farm Machinery. Including McCormick Harvester Improved Prize Mower Mower and Dropper Mower and Reaper Combined Haines Header and Threshing Machines. Warranted to do first-class work. Large cash discounts offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Harvester
A. J. Hodge
Haines
First Salute at Sunrise Civic Pageant Schedule
The program lists a procession starting at 10 o'clock in front of the courthouse, marching to Nebraska Avenue and the Square, with events at the Arbor including a Speaker's Stand address. Daily activities include speeches by Rev. Van Gorden, musical performances, toasts, races, a balloon ascent, a base ball match, and a Bowery Dance, with a full slate of vice-presidents and marshals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Nebraska Avenue
School House
Osceola Promises Magnificent Fourth of July Ball
The town to host a grand Fourth of July ball in a large, brightly lit venue. Music by Kenyon and Emory's Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Kenyon and
Emory
Good Goods and Low Prices Spark Market Talk
A cheerful note on affordable wares and shared trade, stressing fair competition and avoiding monopolistic moves. The speaker insists they cannot dominate the market and aims to elicit broad consumer interest.
Arrangements for the Celebration Details Named
Committees listed for finance grounds ladies of state selection of grounds music procession and decoration with members including J B Mitchell H Snider Mrs McMichael Ella Burley Cartha Marker Belle Jay Mary Cornish and others named among various roles for the celebration planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mitchell
D. Foy
H. Snider
McMichael
Johnson
Wilson
H. A. Dicker
G. Cole
Henry L. Frost
N. A. Cornish
Gushee
BE. W. Havey
C. M. Pulver
O. H. Pulver
M. E. Crookham
Mrs. McMichael
Ella Burley
Cartha Marker
Helen Waters
Woods
Peck
Snell
L. L. Snider
Merchants Advertise Tea and Dress Goods in Local Notes
J B Dellman and Co offer forty one pounds of choice tea for one dollar. McCarty Store displays new style white dress goods. A bouquet of peonies and cultivated roses arrived by mail last week. writer wishes perpetual bloom on the roses bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty’ Store
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Gora
Ava
St.noon
Miesemaeg
Nebraska Railway
Seward
Lincoln
John C. Cowan
Omaha ‘Ag
Cornish
Clarksville Bridge
Pleasant Home Club
Landhcoolies
Robert Wheeler
M. C. Ogden
J. T. Bonner
Fremont
Thornton
Lone Tree
Honey Moon
Florida
Aupa, Hart County, Nrs
Clear Creek
Polk
Joan G. Schaupp
Platte Precinct
Rena Cornish
Iva Bowen
McCarty’s
J. J. Cray
Greenwood
Cass County
Mr. Croy
J.B. Delsmen & Co
J. A. Beltzer
Wahoo
Hattie
W.F. Kimmel
Red Cloud
Jane
Mr. Kimmel
Mr.Kimmel
D. D. Bramer
Omaha Herald
Will B. Dale
Diebold Safe Co
Diebold Safe and Lock Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Farnham Street
Diebold Company
United States
Supreme Court
Warren Clough
L. W. McCarty & Co
Holiday
Brother Jonathan
Ladies
Pioneers of
Ath
Rev. Peck
Glee Club
M. E. Johnson
A. Ti
Pinkney
The
van Gorden
S. Barrows
Ladies of the Revolution
Ary Times
A. G. Sherwood
Ladies of
Albert
Our Schools
Our Nation
N. A
R. O. D. Cum
Mings
S. Gushee
Stromsburg
C. A. Talbott
Hackberry
Sam’s Dowers
Pleasant Home
Greeley Davis
Platte
Albert Little
Valley—Chas. Clark
Canada
Paul Cunningham
Levi Kimball
A. Stuart
M.E. Crookham
F. Kure
Reconp
Ina W. McCarry
J. P. Hearn
Bower Dance
F George Sr. & CO
Clarksville
Rock Springs
Yours Truly
Beaty & Woods
11Th and
Olive Streets
J.p.smith
Warrior
Neb
Mason & Hamlin
Appk
Columbus Drug Store
Doland
Smith
Iyus
Town Hall
J.B. Dellman & CO
Dax. Coons
Bedrock
Eleventh Street
Osceola Lunber Yard
Ogeey
Onu
L J. Blowers
Druggsts & Pharmacists
Columbis
Dr. T. A. Pinkney
James T. Bonner Jr
SHELL
Becker & Welch
Columbus, Neb
J. B. Dellman & Co
J. B. Dellman & Co’s
Anvil Chorus
Sunderland
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