06 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
1
The paper notes its sixty year history as a national weekly with readership largely among farmers and broad confidence from the American public. It emphasizes sustained support and prominence among rural and national audiences.
The Sunday Inter Ocean offers a limited souvenir group honoring Prince Henry and his family. The artful, finished plate commemorates his tour of the Bite tates and Chicago visit, with elaborate receptions planned. Newsdealers urged to secure copies promptly.
A tangled OCR fragment mentions Wn Watts and family visiting Mes and Osceola relatives. It notes Oscarustar driving into a wire fence and mentions Mustard, Shnuck, and the Peterson place near a river. Page context unclear with several garbled names and dates.
Clark the local druggist in Glade Springs offers and endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He notes strong sales and customer satisfaction from its long general use, claiming it cures coughs and colds quickly. G T Ray advertises the remedy as the best choice for relief.
Owing to inclement weather the county contest is postponed to Saturday March 15 1902 at 11 a.m. in the Osceola Public School building. Only Stromsburg Shelby Clear Creek and Pleasant Home held contests. other precincts meet March 13 at 7:30 p.m. Delegates to sign in at their last circular.
Henry Crook a Asheville Gazette pressman says a severe rheumatic attack after getting feet wet last winter vanished after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He bought a bottle from G T Ray & Co and reports relief after less than two thirds of the bottle.
Osceola locals report O P Heald in Wahoo and Dr Hart dentist office over Osceola Bank. Poultry buyers, live chickens and eggs cash from E Howland on the north side. Masses like Florent Hosner and Henry Newton visiting, Miss Tlaltie Barrer hosted. The Nebraska State Dental Co visits Hotel Beebe March 16. A masquerade at Old Beebe Hotel on March 7. Chamberlains remedies praised by readers.
The Blue Valley Dairy Farm will dispose of 60 dairy cows at Morrill farm 34 miles south of Stromsburg on Thursday March 13 1902. Everything goes to the highest bidder. Alco 10 head registered Jerseys to be sold. C H Merritt and Eric Forsuund. Buy Page fence 23 bar 58 in high for poultry. The stalls the feet.
The notice claims that tempering the wheat condition has made their flour better than ever. It also advertises spot cash for live poultry at the highest market price and lists household help and feed products from Standard Food for hogs horses and cattle.
Short items note visits and business notices from Osceola and nearby towns. Frank Furgeson of Shelton visited Osceola, J.G. Matson advertises Page fence, a mill offers flour in five sack lots, Mrs Osceola noted, R A Freming returns to work, Watt Howland visits family in Alliance.
A Polk County resident Mr Charles IR Clark was injured when his wagon overturned injuring his left leg below the knee. Doctors report the injury is serious but not broken. Cunningham reports others from Nebraska are well and land sales proceed. he may return to Polk County by month’s end if his property is sold.
A promotion for G. T. Ray & Co. claims a top remedy for coughs colds and croup. The article urges readers to try this product as a real beneficial option.
Patriotic merchants in Osceola Neb advertise flour sales and millinery stock. Mra A A Irray recently purchased stock and learned new trade designs. Auctioneer Ingallz has arrived in Polk County and offers safe sales in Shelby or via the Record Office.
A note from Osaceoa Nebraska reports a flour return comparison showing more import than local flour. The brief mentions city business in Mis and Osaceoa with focus on home flour supply.
Albert Pierson, proud father of a twelve pound boy born last Thursday, smiles in town. Nebraska State Dental Co. visit ends March 16 with office upstairs in Hotel Beebe. St John Peterson, longtime Platte precinct resident, moves to Osceola and is the father of Mrs. John Miller.
A historical note explains taste is not limited to the tongue but involves the palate pharynx and throat. It describes distant taste receptors such as the epiglottis and pharyngeal regions while noting the soft palate but not the hard palate contributes to tasting.
The Detroit Free Press describes Indigenous households as varied from mud chinked shacks to tepees and barns while noting apparent squalor and some better homes. It claims Indians eat questionable meats like dog stew, feature strong teeth, shy children, loquacious squaws, open doors, fear soldiers, and a robust constitution prone to disease.
Ward and Harry Waring left for Elgin Nebraska to settle on promising real estate near the town. The Pastelets arrived and present varying subjects and designs for selection. A letter from Paul Cunningham of Wheatland Wyoming notes Charlie E. Clark suffered a bad accident there.
San Francisco doctor touts Warners White Wine of Tar Syrup as best cough medicine for asthma. Odd Fellows members attend ball in David City. Harry Biggs and M W Miles among attendees. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets offered with refund if not satisfied. price 25 cents with samples free. Lieutenant L L Greg sends telegram from Kiason stating he landed in San Francisco and may be stationed at Fort Robinson on leave. J Brown sells Jersey hogs to buyers in Columbus heading to Washington with prime specimens. Brown praised for hog production progress.
A Milwaukee railroad man recalls a trip to Minneapolis and points out a tiny cascade named Minne Giggle that mirrors the famed Minnehaha Falls in the gulch riverbed. The anecdote highlights local humor and a nickname for a small waterfall near the big falls.
Sidney Cooper, visiting the Royal Academy, was amused when a young critic scoffed that any machine could produce woolly pictures. He handed his card to a reporter and offered to fund journalism reform if the mock machine was sent to him for judging.
A distinct rainbow spread across a clear Richmond sky the other morning and remained visible for over an hour. Dr. Taylor the state chemist explains the phenomenon as sunlight refracted through minute ice crystals carried high by a cold snap, producing the colored arc.
Miss Bertha Zinnecker wed Paal C. Timm at the home of her parents in Columbus Nebraska on Thursday morning February 37 1902 Rev Henry Zinnecker of Beaver Crossing officiated. Miss Christena Zinnecker sister of the bride was maid of honor and John Joaning cousin of the groom best man. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn wedding march and Traumers by Schumann. Guests enjoyed a wedding breakfast and many costly presents. The couple left for their future home on the 11 40 train as a reception honoring the groom’s parents marked their fortieth anniversary.
The piece argues that diet shapes destiny by influencing salivary and gastric function. It extols starch based meals with dry grains over fruits and nuts, warns against excessive tea coffee and diluted saliva, and cites Battle Creek sanitarium testing to claim grains and farinaceous foods support digestion.
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