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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1893
Page
1
A sprawling Osceola page item diary mentions visiting relatives, local business notices, and social events. Readers learn of a World’s Fair trip, new goods at Baum’s, repair services, and a pending waterworks push. The piece also reports on civic announcements and upcoming Osceola church events. The Columbia fair plans aim to boost Nebraska exhibits and travel access for a grand state fair in Lincoln.
After the Monday graduation exercises the Alumni Association held its annual banquet at the school house. Miss Lela Wheeler read an original poem and officers were elected: T A Dille president Frank Mills vice president Miss Laura Whaley secretary and Miss Daisy Gushee treasurer. A June 26 Chicago World's Fair car is planned with Osceola residents urged to join and travel together for convenient seating and no coach changes.
The annual meeting for Ozeeola school district will be held at the school house next Monday June 26 at 1 p.m. John Grundberg, who has been jailed on a charge of selling mortgaged property, pled guilty before Judge Wheeler last Monday and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Sheriff Miller escorted him to Lincoln.
An advertisement extols the spinal cord as the life center and brain base, asserting nerve issues cause deadly illnesses. Dr Franklin Min Let promotes a “Non atorative Norvine” treatment, citing 20 years of study and rapid cures claimed for nervous disorders and related ailments.
People intending to visit Chicago will find elegant furnished apartments at very reasonable rates. Convenient to Ill Central R R and Cottage Grove Cable cars, five minutes from Mrs B S MacCarriston, 4144 Berkeley Ave, Chicago, Illinois.
Dr. I H Sawyer of Kearney advertises a new and safe method for extracting teeth without pain with an artificial teeth plate on aluminum. He guarantees a perfect fit and invites patients to visit with Dr Whaley at Westside Square, Ocala, for all fillings crown and bridge work.
Stand rights for Lowe's Grove July 4 are to be sold at the Band stand in the Stromsburg public square on Tuesday June 27 at p m. Bids grant first and second choice to bidders in order and Roy swing earns the dance platform right. All stand rights and dance platform rights go to H G Lowe and must be paid by ten oclock a m on the fourth or close of business by order Com.
A man borrows 1000 dollars at seven percent. He pays 183 dollars annually for ten years. He would owe 129.25 at year ten. If rate were interest only per annum the balance would be 39.30. If he borrowed 1000 from I D McFadden at 94 percent plan and paid the same, he would be out of debt.
A community Fourth of July program at Lowe's Grove begins at 9 30 a.m. with a parade meet, music by the Stromsburg Cornet band, and a civic address by J H Mickey. Events include a 2 mile bicycle race with prizes, a tub race, a noon lunch, and a 1100 memorial for Vicksburg with Lt e J B Mitchell presiding.
Dr M J Davis a Lewis Cags County physician for 35 years was seized by diarrhea en route from Des Moines to Chicago. He bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, used two doses and was cured. The ad urges others to obtain the remedy before traveling, sold by R K Baum.
Blossom & Co of St. Louis promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup claiming it cured a distressing influenza cough. A senior member reports a bottle relieved the cough, and a sister also found relief after using the product.
Advertises Ballards Horehound-Syrup for throat and chest troubles with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a fair trial. Promises quick relief and refunds through Brontitts and R.K Baum as agent.
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