Pioneer Joe Miller Remembered In Beatrice Sketch
The Record reprints from Beatrice a portrait and sketch of Polk County pioneer Joe Miller and his wife. Born July 29 1842 in Fayette County PA he served in the 78 Ohio Infantry and took part in Shiloh Vicksburg Sherman campaigns and the Grand Review. Now a resident of Glenover Beatrice, he is noted for his veteran service and esteemed standing. For sale items follow the sketch including a galvanized tank ringer and pipe listings from Freeman Shaw Osceola.
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Joe Miller
Platte Precinct
Polk County
Osceola
Beatrice
Miller
Fayette County
Noble County
Ohio
Ohio Inf
John W. Gillespie
State of
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Issippi
Vicksburg
Monroe City
Meridian Miss
Sherman
Ackworth Ga
Savannah
Goldsboro
N. C
Richmond
Washington
Louisville Ky
Rio Grande
Mexico
Columbus O
Joe
Mr. Miller
Glenover
St. Claire Froner
Freeman Shaw
Oscevia
Tired woman seeks sleep strength with tea remedy
A fatigued woman cannot sleep eat or work and feels fragile. An advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens nerves and builds rich blood, priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets, offered by G. T. Ray & Co.
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Hollister
G.T. Ray
Correspondence Markets and Local Social Notes
Wheat and corn prices cited for futures, hogs at 4.80, with extensive local travel and social visits. Names include Rev C A Hemberg, Mrs E E Stanton, Oscar Fredrickson, Stephen Swanson, Iva Makeever, Maurine Creighton, Miss Libbie Kilton, CG W Morrill, Rev A Johnson, E Benedict, K A Boostrom, Sheriff Hartman, G M Kreis, Misses Chatsie Coleman and Nellie Smith, J M Nickell, Leo Woods, Mabel Peterson, Eva Anderson, Miss Grace Frawley, and Dr M D Strong. Several trips to Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago, Benedict, Genoa, Central City, Holdrege, and Denver noted, plus musical instrument adoption and office move details.
Quality vs Quantity in Digestion and Kodol Cure
An ad touts digestion efficiency over food quantity, praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for extracting nutrients, strengthening the system, and curing digestion issues. It claims the product digests regardless of stomach condition and delivers nutrients to the blood, urging purchase from G. T. Ray & Co.
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G. T. Ray & Co
Pleasant Prairie Notes on Local Barns and Visits
Pleasant Prairie reports Herman Twarling is erecting a new barn. Edwin Shaw and his wife spent Sunday at Shelby. Mr Steavers installed new lightning rods on his barn. A well attended dance occurred at Mr Haines' last Friday. While Jim and Mrs Doggett were away, some cloves and other items were taken. neighbors believe they know who did it.
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J.O. Mércer
E .E. Koerr
Oakes
N. D
Misa Lucretia Detweiler
Sceola
Shelby
Wm. McBeth
Lincoln
Ray Liebee
Frank Custer
Dakota
John Mercer
John
Wilber Donaldson
B L. Anderson
W.T. Mawher
David City
Mr. Steavers
Removal Sale Ad
A damaged OCR fragment describes a removal sale with scattered unreadable text and numbers. The readable portions indicate an event titled removal sale with vague pricing or dates and no clear details on location or participants.
First Class Bakery Advertises Bread Pies Cakes and Ice Cream
A bakery proclaims first class goods available daily including bread pies cakes cookies buns and other treats. They invite potential banquet clients to discuss serving options and pricing for events.
Sunday Rest At Home For Miss Lizzie Steavers
The note mentions Miss Lizzie Steavers spending Sunday at home with her parents, urging the party to be more careful in the future.
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Lizzie Steavers
Pleasant Home Socials and Church Notices
Reverend Wash of Arborville spoke to children at Swede Plain church last Sabbath evening to a large crowd. Pleasant Home youth attended a social at Dahlgren schoolhouse Wednesday. Children Day will be observed at Pleasant View church Sunday June 8 p.m. All invited. Mrs. J. C. McClure has been sick. Henry Brown has a carbuncle on his neck. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Green and Mrs. Julia Stevens visited Arborville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Calhoun visited Calhoun's mother Sunday.
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Wash
Arborville
Swede Plain Church
Pleasant Home
Dahlgren School House
Henry Brown
John Brown
A. Dornberg
Pleasant View Church
J. C. McClure
Jas. Green
Julia Stevens
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Mr. and
Mrs
Stromsburg
C. A. Hemberg
Malmo
E. E. Stanton
Charlie
Sterling
Colo
Dr. Stanton
Will Clark
Oscar Fredrickson
Stephen Swanson
Iva Makeever
Maurine Creighton
Benedict
Mrs. L. Juittle
Miss Mae Little
Miss Patterson
Libbie Kilton
Genoa
A. Scott
CG. W. Morrill
Arthur
S. G. Chidester
Holdrege
Rev. A. Johnson
Chicago
E. Foreland
Mission Church
Rev. Johnson
E. Benedict
Canada
K. A. Boostrom
Hartman
Bury
Mamie Anderson
Ruth Malm
Leal Irost
G. M. Kreis
Kearney
Chatsie Coleman
Nellie Smith
Omaha
J. M. Nickell
Leo Woods
Mrs. L. M. Woods
Bertha Osby
J. W. Haziett
Edgar
F. S. Gold
S*riend
Geo. Brophy
Mabel Peterson
Stromsburg School
KG. Fritsch
Eva Anderson
M. Olson
Massachusetts
Grace Frawley
Notre Dame
Ind
Denver
Josephine
M. A. Makeever
N. E. Nelson
Automatic Musical Co
Binghampton
N. Y
Nelson
Olive McBeth
J. McBeth
Chris Hertiahn
Lew Sievert
Father Charles Cwiklinski
Smartville, i3
Father Ross
Louise Sturdivant
Weston
Augustine
Dunning
R. N. of A
W. Donaldson
Dornan
Gates
B. Jockisch
The
Loup
Miss Mabel Verrick
Ord,s
Herman Kuttsman
Margaret Bull
Fon Du-Lac
Wisconsin
M. Ks. Cunningham
8. A. Hathaway
Beaver Crossing
Etta Ryan
Gresham
A N. Ryan
J. W. Ballenger
Sherman County
Sheriff Hartman
Nessie
Ernest Thelan
Columbus
Geo. Metheney
Ostoola Boys
Elmer
Ed Carter
Frank Scott
Silas Byler
Bert Elliott
Loup City
Schuyler Berger
Joe Duoning
Bill
Fizzletown Opera House
Clark
Spider
Pleasant Prairie
Herman Twarling
Edwin Shaw
Aee
Senee
Eeeeee
Navy Tobacco
Santa Clara
Johnson Bros
W.C. Johnson & CO
Dunham
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun
Mrs. Calhoun
Poleys
Farmers’ Store
Dorsey Bros
J. H. Mickey
EL King
O. E. Mickey
A. F. Nnquiat
Rest
Osceola Bank