Osceola Record Notes Nebraska Political and Transport Topics
The Osceola Record reports on J. B. Weaver’s Nebraska apartments cancellation for a seat and remarks by Mayor Lloyd of Omaha labeling Tim son as temperate yet temperance minded. It notes a barge line convention in Council Bluffs with many Nebraska delegates and mentions a Tennessee woman who gave birth to children and seeks free transport to a new hub. Also references a Newsmedical college in Omaha formed under state law with capital initially $5,060 likely rising to $50,000.
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Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Ree
Omaha
Uch
Revision Discloses Repetition in Updated Edition
A review reveals the revised edition repeats elements from the old scriptures, reducing its appeal. The finding suggests Traore’s work may lose readership and momentum as the overlap becomes evident.
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Traore
Aumeag
1EU
Freight routes shift after Doane Railroad act
Since the Doane Railroad law took effect the Sidney route to the Black Hills has grown nearly deserted by freighters while the Fort Pierre route becomes crowded with freight. Goods to Sidney come mainly from Nebraska. freight via Fort Pierre originates largely in other states.
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Doane
Sidney
Black Wills
Fort Pierre
Nebraska
Woman's Column Debuts in the Record with Balanced View
The Record announces a new Woman's Column aimed at exploring women's rights and wrongs. It explains its fair stance toward both sexes and introduces a letter from Mrs Charleton Edhoim presented by Mrs Ada M Bittenbender.
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Charleton Edhoim
Ada M. Bittenbender
What the Record Would Like to Know
A front page survey-style item questions local issues and civic matters. It ponders comet origins and future, Osceola pig stics cleanup, school bid secrecy, taxpayer rights, and whether Judge Frawley will return home a Benedict. Citizens from neighboring counties reportedly visited the Fair ground last Saturday.
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Osceola
Osceola Nebs 1881 Board Minutes and Booth Tax Levy
County Commissioners and Board of Equalization met in Osceola Nebraska on June 21 22 23 1881. Valuations were adjusted for Canadas and Pleasant Home precincts and pensions struck from taxable lists. The 1881 levy included General Fund 2 mills Special bridge 4 mills General real 2 1 2 mills Sinking 1 1 mills and South Channel bonds 1 mill.
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Osceala
Neb
Ssa Board of Equalization
Aflernoon
Canada
J. J. Drain
Hackberry
M. Trispas
Sussrox
Pleasant Home
Canadas
Unclear note on beverages and a disrupted hen strike
A fragment discusses preferences for drinks and a disrupted event described as a hen strike with eggs in turmoil. The text mixes whiskey wine beer and water and notes disagreement with the alomach.
Hail Damage Across Nebraska Crops and Local Notices
Parts of Nebraska report extensive hail damage to rye and wheat while corn shows poor stand. Fall wheat in Illinois failing. oats and spring wheat prospects grim. Some farmers replace wheat with corn as water runs low. Born to Loffer a girl. Cemetery Association votes officers and plans fence. Sheep farming praised by Gadgel. Reynolds to gain from a Furnas county sheep ranch. J Ward builds a new house. Centennial Victor Liberty schools praised. horse injury noted. More anon. by Toblas.
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Albert Carlson
Tlinois
Yeoman
Texas
Nebraska
Loffer
Cemetery Association
L. Fox
C. L. Johnson
I. Williams
Sexton J. Kyler
YI. L. Bund
J. KK. McGaw
M. Newcomer
Gadgel
Reynolds
Seward
Furnas County
J. Ward
Centennial
Victor
Liberty
James
A Woman’s Column Calls for Nebraska Suffrage Organization
The piece urges thorough statewide organization for the 1882 suffrage campaign in Nebraska. It advocates mass leaflets, widespread association chapters, weekly meetings with music and flowers, and fundraising to flood the state with pro suffrage material. It cites The Woman’s Journal and other equal suffrage journals for support.
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Nebraska
Maury
A Conscientious Postmaster Letter to President Buchanan
A postmaster in Fulton Illinois writes to President James Buchanan dated July 9 1857 reporting quarterly duties. He notes harvest is fair wheat poor corn promising 10 to 14 bushels per acre illness cholera nearby religious awakenings and the death of Nancy Smith’s newborn twins described as seven months along. The letter closes with regards to Mrs Buchanan.
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Buchanan
James Buchanan
United States
Falls
Nancy Smith
Final proof notice for John Norie homestead claim
Notice is given that John Norie has filed for final proof on his homestead entry No. 15402 for the E 3,8 W 4, Sec. 2, T135 N R west. Proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at the county seat on Wednesday June 20 1881. Witnesses Norton Peter Stoneberg A P Sandling BR Wheeler and J Gotpel all of Stromsburg Osceola and Stromsburg Neb. J B McDowell, Register.
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Polk County
Neb
John M. Nickell
North Range
He. Bridgett
W. G. Oaks
M. P. Calhoon
B. S. Calhoon
Stromsburg
Palk County
Nebraska
District Court
Olof Noriie
Sea
Range
O. Norton
Polk Co
Peter Stoneberg
A. Po Suandling
Vpolk Co
KR. Wheeler
Osceula
J.B. McDowens
Register
John Noriie
Norton
Polk @o
A. P. Sandling
Volk O
BR. Wheeler
Osceola
A Gotpel
J.B. McDowell
Golid
Vis
Raymond H. Knowles
O. Hl. Vantorn
J.C. Lecter
Arborville
York Co
N. B. Cooper
York O
E. P. Cooper
McDowzer
Land Notice for Homestead Entry in Park County Nebraska
In Park County Nebraska a land notice states a proof will be made before the district court clerk at the county seat on Wednesday July 6 1881. William H. Jones holds Homestead entry No 16455 for the W 1/2 of the SE 1 4 Section 32 Township 23 West. Witnesses include Oliver Scott and Neison Scott of Silver Creek Merrick County Neb and W P Sarger and J B McDowenn Register of Osceola Park County Neb.
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District Court
Park Co
Nebraska
William Fl. Jones
Leon
West
Oliver Scott
Silver Creek
Merrick Co
Neison Scott
W. P. Sarger
J. P. Heal
Osceola
J.B. McDowenn
Register
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J. F. Waanny
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