09 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1899
Page
1
The piece asserts Uncle Sam will handle newly acquired citizens wisely and praises a clothing and dry goods business. It vows continued dedication to quality, low margins, and resistance to “Racket store” and “Cheap Johan” merchandise, claiming enduring success and market leadership.
The note promotes new silk fabrics and dress trimmings for spring wear. It invites readers to view the latest fashion offerings, describing the fabrics as fashionable and appealing with waists and trims emphasized, suitable for a stylish display.
A crowded Osceola column lists drayage services barber shops and general notices. Mentions J H Mickey, Calumet Family Soap, and local socials, church events and illnesses. Includes farm loan rates, marriages, and upcoming assessor meeting March 21.
The February 25 notice directs all persons owing personal tax to pay promptly or face distress warrants by the sheriff. It warns that 1898 taxes accrue interest from month start and may run a few months, while 1897 and earlier taxes will be collected. It advises checking tax and poll receipts and avoiding double possession to prevent added costs.
A 1899 notice from B Bult requests all debtors to come in and settle accounts at once, dated February 8.
Gus Nelson suffered a severe arm injury at the Nelson Bros elevator when he started a grain wagon engine with lines still attached. The line wound around the shaft, breaking the arm in four places from wrist to elbow. His team bolted and damaged the wagon and grain, but no major damage occurred. he is at home recovering as well as can be hoped.
The Recorp acribe toured A. P Mickey’s upper rooms and noted a full line of buggies, carriages, phaetons, carts, and wagons. Premium single seated buggies gleam as mirrors while phaetons and carriages blend beauty with unexpected affordability. The piece urges buyers to inspect stock before purchasing.
An Albany dairyman urged a doctor to visit his gravely ill child with croup. After buying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at a local drug store, the child improved and the doctor was not needed. The remedy's popularity grows as the family recommends it to neighbors.
Fragment mentions grades and stocks and a diary style note. It references an oniIDiary layman and unnamed divisions among grades. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable from the text provided.
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