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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
3
The Osceola Record notes author H. H. Campbell and lists annual subscription rates at 1.00 in advance and 1.25 if not prepaid. It states the newspaper is entered at the Osceola Nebraska post office for second class mail transmission.
Correspondence notes weekly submission deadline and handwriting standards for manuscripts. It states the Republican congressional district convention will meet April 26 at David City and emphasizes clear plain writing and proper names without copying lengthy unsolicited articles.
A fragmentary, polemical note questions reformers about alleged bribery involving Senator Clark of Montana and criticizes Republicans for past misdeeds, urging disclosure of knowledge on the matter.
The text notes critics who argued the government could not govern beyond territory might oppose the Cuba report. It states that in 1899 the effort paid all expenses and left a substantial balance of 2,260,000 dollars, highlighting fiscal success.
The South Carolina House rejected sympathy resolutions for Filipinos after Mr Bryan’s tearful appeal. Analysts warn that ignoring the signals on expansion could provoke another enemy country visit this fall.
Nebraska pays last tribute to soldiers killed in duty as communities honor the dead. Discussion centers on the return of remains of Wm. Lewis, delayed due to travel from Manila, with expectations of arrival within a month and Osceola and Polk County to lead patriotic memorials.
General Simos Buckner of Kentucky who was the vice presidential candidate on the Gold Democratic ticket in 1896 denounces the party. He says the party has no future until the current bloc is wiped out and that expediency drives its leader Bryan as he seeks votes rather than promulgates core principles.
The text argues Bryan's defeat signals a stronger conservative wing within the party likely opposing expansion, while affirming the wisdom of retaining the Philippines as central to the nation's political stance. It reflects Jeffersonian-era tensions over imperial policy and party control.
A historical overview ties the Maine destruction to U S war momentum and recalls Gov. Taylor's steadfast stance amid threats. It notes the surge of public resolve after February 16 and two years of war, with endorsements of Taylor as a defender of constitutional duty and popular government.
Inter Ocean notes the nation’s collective suffering and anger dated February 16 1898, highlighting a charged public mood reflected in the era’s press.
A district report lists pupils attending District No. 49 school each day in the month ending February 2, 1900. Named students include Alfred Lindbloom, William Anderson, Emil Thelander, Oscar Christianson, Victor Thelander, Frank Thelander, Nathaniel Thelander, Alex Samuelson, Peter Thelander, Josie Anderson, Eva Walgren, Kila Anderson, Herman Swanson, Walter Walgren, Mabel Walgren, and Celia Swanson. Teacher T. A. Detweiler.
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved his cough cold chills and grip after trying numerous ineffective products. He credits one bottle with ending his symptoms and endorses the manufacturers. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
In Polk County District Court Nebraska Bazzle L Dotson filed a suit against James H Lockhard Rose Lockhard J Fletcher Hattie Fletcher Iva Kolb and W F Kolb. The petition seeks partition or sale of southeast quarter section 34 township 15 range 1 west 6th P M and appointment of a referee to state accounts. Defendants must answer by April 9 1900. Dated February 27 1900. Bazzle L Dotson Plaintiff By Harvey C Beebe his Attorney. Also a notice for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with testimonial by F P Moran. Sold by T Rey & Co.
J. Sherman, veteran editor of Vermontville Echo, credits Electric Bitters with banishing nervousness sleeplessness indigestion heart trouble constipation and rheumatism in himself and wife. He praises its gentle kidney stimulation appetite boost and overall vitality for old people. Available for 50 cents at D H Kunkel’s drug store.
Four roomed house on two lots with east rent in Goolcaltar area. Includes two cisterns and out buildings, located three blocks from the square. Owner W. O. Cox.
A local testimonial says Dr King’s Life Pills restore youth like teens after two weeks. User D H Turner of Dempseytown Pa claims strong liver stomach and bowels benefits. Pills priced at 25 cents at D H Kunkel’s drug store.
A sale of fixtures and lease of a brickyard is offered at Osceola to a responsible party. Terms are described as reasonable. The notice invites interested buyers to engage in the transaction.
Beulah Mrs Dr J D Smith of Rising City visited last week for the funeral of Mr Heitzman and met with H C Hughes and friends. Rev Kline preached the funeral at Fairview Church. The Methodist group moved a house to Fairview Church to serve as a parsonage. Ex Governor Nince donated 40 acres for a town site near Makeover’s ranch, prompting a new survey.
Union temperance meeting planned for Sunday night March 11 at the M E Church. County Commissioners to hold a called session next Wednesday to set a special election on the railroad bond proposal in Platte and Pleasant Home precincts. For sale 30 horses near Osceola. JTopeka Capital editions offer by Rev Charles Sheldon. orders due Friday. Nails sale at McKey Hardware, one week only ending March 7. Tom Clark visits. plans to move to Washington. State Field Secretary Pallock to conduct institute meetings March 19 to 16 in county towns. Lutheran church south of Osceola to host a fair starting March 6 for three evenings.
Ex attorney general of Nebraska Henry H Cavessnn P VW Hoo endorses Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Lung Balm based on Omaha cures. He states Mrs Churchill improved greatly from stomach trouble after using the remedies and recommends free advice samples and book from Dr B J Kay Saratoga NY.
The editor testifies to two cures with Chamberlain's Pain Balm in short use. Pain in shoulder and thigh joint relieved after two applications, rubbing into afflicted parts, yielding instant benefit and near-full relief. For sale by G. T. Ray & Co.
Reuben Bourbon Sam will stand the 1900 season at Osceola Gospel Ridge. Kentucky bred Mammoth and Black Spanish Jacks, two black and one iron gray, ages four and five. Terms insured colt to stand and suck. Mare loss triggers payment. Care given but not liable for accidents. Also Kuckel’s Drug Store ad for drugs paints oils varnish soap and Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup.
F M Rosa of Winfield recounts a dramatic recovery from a severe cough after his wife urged use of Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. The medicine claims to cure coughs colds bronchitis influenza pneumonia asthma hay fever and all chest throat and lung maladies with bottles at 50 cents and 1 00 and trial bottles free at D H Kunkel s drug store.
Patrons teachers and friends of education plan a 1 PM program in Osceola Court Room on a Saturday in 1900. The event features music by Jarmin Orchestra, vocal solos by K Kelley and Edna Baum, lectures on school standards and agricultural education by Prof J H Slothower and Supt Geo Horst, with discussion on pursuing a symmetrical course of study.
Frank Mitchell of Mason City, La. praises Reggs’ Blood Purifier as the family remedy after two years of use. The note, signed by Geo Horst, County Superintendent, extols the medicine for purifying blood and enriching health.
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