Osceola Election Board Meeting Record
Osceola election officials convened to discuss ballot procedures and voter access. The meeting addressed candidate filings, polling locations, and public notices in preparation for upcoming municipal elections.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1881
Page
2
Our New President James A Garrett Inaugurated In Large Ceremony
The new president James A Garrett was inaugurated Friday before thousands from across the union. The inaugural address is praised as scholarly and clear though a woman's view flags a misstatement about liberty. The remark about liberty being fulfilled since 1776 is challenged for excluding women from the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James “A. _Gareld
Union
Abraham Lincoln
Cabinet selections settle the new administration lineup
The article lists the proposed Cabinet picks: James G. Blaine of Maine as Secretary of State, Windom of Minnesota as Secretary of the Treasury, Wayne MacVeagh of Pennsylvania as Attorney General, Thomas L. James of New York as Postmaster General, Samuel F. Kirkwood as Secretary of the Interior, Robert T. Lincoln as Secretary of War, and William H. Hunt as Secretary of the Navy. It notes satisfaction across states and calls for Furnas for Agriculture Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Maine
Senate
Windom
Minnesota
Treasury
Wayne McVeagh
Pennsylvania
Thomas L. James
New York
Missouri
Samuel F. Kirkwood
Interior
Illinois
Robert T. Lincoln
South
Louisiana
Wm. H. Hunt
North-West
Furnas
Temperance and Suffrage Echoes Across Lincoln and Nebraska
The Lincoln Globe notes Mrs. Hayes earns lasting reverence for temperance and moral reforms. Nebraska gains two representatives under new apportionment. Turner of Columbus defends woman suffrage as equal rights for wives mothers and sisters. The Sutton Register urges passing the amendment while Kansas Senate ties on a vote to submit it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
White House
Nebraska
Turner
Columbus
Commonwealth
Kansas
Senate
Home Economies: Ingenious Kitchen and Dining Room Tricks
A 19th century home economy article describes clever kitchen refinements. It highlights a carpeted kitchen with oil cloth over it on wash days, a double Monitor Oil Stove on a wheeled box, and a Florence under oven stove. The setup allows moving the stove to the table for buckwheat cakes and uses a turnip to grease the griddle for easy baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Iere
Marriage Bells Stitch Two Nebraska Towns in 1881
The marriage of Stephen G. Curpester of Stromsburg to Ephu M. Watson of Seward was solemnized at J. N. Edwards residence in Seward on February 23, 1881, by Rev. T. L. McLean. The groom is a promising merchant from Stromsburg. The bride, a music teacher and former Sabbath School and choir leader, leaves Seward for a new home, with Seward Blade offering hearty congratulations and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen G. Curpester
Stromsburg
Ephu M. Watson
Seward
J. N. Edwards
Nebraska
T. L. McLean
Chichester
M. KE
Seward Blade
Gratitude For Train Crew After Snowbound Omaha Valley Ride
A group of eight passengers aboard the Omaha & Republican Valley line between Valparaiso and Brainard express thanks to Conductor McHugh Engineer Vanney Fireman Hornsby and brakemen Berry and Anderson for making their snowbound detention from Friday morning to Sunday noon as comfortable as possible. They publish the resolution praising the crew and acknowledge Brainard section men who aided their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Republican
Omaha & Republican Valley
Valparaiso
Brainard
Mcllagh
McHugh
Vanney
Hornsby
Berry and
Anderson
New Nebraska Law Prohibits Liquor Treating In Public
A Nebraska legislative text bars treating or giving away any intoxicating drink in saloons or public places. Anyone offering or accepting a treat faces a misdemeanor with a ten dollar fine or up to ten days in jail plus court costs, and payment of fifteen dollars to the prosecuting attorney or school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
New Liquor License Law Tightens Control and Penalties
A sweeping act regulates license issuance and liquor sale outside cities with a minimum fee of 500 dollars and a 5 000 dollar bond for dealers. It lists prohibitions on serving minors and drunkards, adulteration penalties, Sunday and election-day bans, and requires registries and periodic reporting by druggists.
Notice to bids for county deed and mortgage index work
Sealed bids are invited by the Osceola County Board of Commissioners for compiling direct and reverse indexes to deeds and mortgage records and an index to misc records. Bids due at the county clerk's office by 2 p.m. March 2, 1881. Entries to January 1, 1881. Board may reject any or all bids. I. F. Keezzy, County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orceola
Neb
Board of County Commissioners
F. Keezzy
Land Notice for Lewis Timm Final Proof in Polk County
Land Office at Lincoln Nebraska gives notice that Lewis Timm has filed for final proof to secure entry of his homestead No 15855 in northeast section 26 township 15 range 3 west. Proof will be made before the Polk County Clerk of the District Court Osceola Nebraska on April 11 1881 witnesses: S G Pheasant J P Heald Conrad Healtz John Weiseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
District Court
Polk County
Lewis Timm
G. Pheasant
Osceola
Polk Co
J. P. Heald
Conrad Healtz
Silver Creek
Merrick Co
John Weiseman
J. B. McDowenn
Register
Settler Files Final Proof in Polk County Nebraska
George E. Brigham, a named settler, files final proof for Homestead Entries Nos. 15681 and 16648 in Section 20, Township 15 Range 1 West. Proof to be shown before the Clerk of the District Court, Polk County, Nebraska, on Saturday, April 9, 1881. Witnesses: Stephen Cunningham and James Mackie of Shelby. S. B. Snell and Paul Cunningham of Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Stephen Cunningham
James Mackie
Shelby, Polk Co
Snell
Paul Cunningham
Osceola
Polk Co
Final Proof Notice for Margret A. Merrick Land Claim
Margret A. Merrick seeks final proof for Homestead Entry No. 15928 in Polk County Nebraska. The proceeding, before the Clerk of the District Court at Polk County seat, is set for Friday March 18, 1881. Witnesses prove residence and cultivation: Frank Stone Joseph Allen Cyrus Richmond James Jarmin, all of Osceola Nebraska. J B McDowent Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Hns
Dist
Polk Co
Margret A. Merrick
Frank Stone
Joseph Allen
Cyrus Richmond
James Jarmin
Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
J. B. McDowent
Register
Final Proof Hearing for Xels Johnson in Polk County
On March 19, 1881, before the Clerk of the District Court of Polk County Nebraska, Xels Johnson seeks final entry for Homestead No. 15531 EAJSE Sec 2 T13N R BW. Witnesses Olof Headstrom John Olson Erick Lindquist and John Buckley of Stromsburg.
Final proof notice for Mary Corbit homestead claim
Named settler Mary Corbit files notice of intention to make final proof for her homestead claim in Polk County Nebraska. Court in Osceola set for Tuesday March 29, 1881 to witness continuous residence and cultivation. Witnesses listed include Stephen Bull, Amos Bull, Wm Snider, Wm Lamkin, and J B McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Polk Co
Mary Corbit
Henry Corbit
Stephen Bull
Osceola
Polk Co
Amos Bull
Wm. Snider
Wm. Lamkin
Osceola Polk Co
J. B. McDowell
Register
Excelsior Kidney Pad Praised by Toledo User
J. F. Newcomer of Toledo Ohio says he has greatly benefited from wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad and recommends it to persons troubled with weak kidneys. See adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Newcomer
Toledo
Ohio
Important Notice to Teachers on Institutes Law
The legislature enacts teachers institutes rules to fund normal and county institutes. County superintendents attend for a week. funds come from institute accounts, exam fees, and possible public funds. The measure, with an emergency clause, takes effect upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Hin
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J. B. McDoweell
Land Noice
Xels Johnson
EAJSE
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Erick Lindquist
John Buckley
J. B. McDowell Register
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Canadas
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Wander & Co
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Missouri River
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St Louis
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P. Lowell
Ft & Tkt Agt
Lincoln, Neb
Shiloi
Shiloh
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J. D. Wilson
Fyldpriftor OF the
Sale Stable
Louger
Guestional
E. A
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
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Square
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Truce & CO
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True & Co
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Granger
Steventox
Masa
B. J. Kexpain & Co
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Borat
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Lance
Francis A. Schoulh
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STO
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TES & Haney
Madison St
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Rane
Ireny
Upargeielss
Lars
Tiraonia
Aeyds
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