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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1893
Page
4
The ad touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy claiming it cures burns cruces cuts indelent sores and nasal applications ease catarrh and always cure piles in a single preparation.
An ad touts Shilohw’s Catarrh Remedy as a marvelous cure for catarrh scrofula canker mouth and headache. Each bottle includes a nasal injector for effective treatment at no extra charge. Sold by K. K. Baum, Druggist.
An advertisement claims that many suffer daily from indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite. It promises a cure with Shilohs Vitalizer for 75 cents guaranteed to work and is offered by R. K. Baum druggist.
John Caraghar, a Fulton County merchant, praises St Patrick's Pill as the best selling remedy he handles. He notes a pleasant arthartic effect and thorough action. Available for sale at Baums, Druggist.
An 19th century style ad promotes Herbine as a cure for liver stomach and bowel disorders and claims it purifies the blood. It also touts Sexafrop a teeth whitening rinse priced at 75 cents, sold by Kunkel Bros and Baum Druggists.
An advertisement touts Rozodoro for perfect complexion removing tan freckles pimples liver spots and moth patches. Actress Ethel Wolf endorsed it. price 75 cents per bottle with free shipping on receipt of payment. South Bend, Ind. agents wanted.
An 19th century advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures sprains and sprained ankles in one to three days with a single application. It also alleges relief for rheumatism neuralgia and various other ailments, warning against competing remedies and naming Rob Baum as the druggist seller.
A historic testimonial advertises Shilohs Consumption Cure as the most needed cough medicine with rapid relief for cough croup and consumption. Sold with a guarantee since its discovery, offering 10¢ 50c and 81 prices, plus Shilohs Porous Plaster by R K Baum Druggist for sore lungs chest or back pain.
Retired East India mission recipient physician offers a free recipe for a curing remedy claimed to treat Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and nervous disorders. The letter promises full preparation directions in German French or English and requests a self addressed stamped envelope to W ick Noyes 020 Powers Block Rochester New York.
Tr A Jackson of Rust Texas and hotel manager reports long sleepless nights due to a persistent cough. He uses Ballards Horehound Syrup and experiences rapid relief and better sleep. He claims the syrup is superior to others and free from opium and morphine, soothing the throat and aiding recovery. Sold by RX Boum Druggist.
A vintage promotion warns against neglecting a cough as dangerous and touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as nonconstipating and harmless for children. It claims the remedy soothes the throat and lungs, cures coughs colds sore throats and bronchitis, strengthens lungs after pneumonia, and is sold by druggists.
The notice explains that anyone who takes a newspaper from the post office must pay for it whether or not they keep the paper. If a reader wants to stop delivery, arrears must be settled or the publisher may resume sending the paper and collect the full amount. Courts have ruled that refusing to take or removing papers from mailboxes can be fraud or theft with penalties.
As spring work resumes residents are urged to stand up for Polk County and mention it to neighbors. Rumors circulate that the World’s Fair may open next year around the same time as this year.
A crisp reflection on two major Congresses nicknamed as Billion Dollar Congresses in American history. The piece questions reform prospects and notes the era’s fiscal and policy debates shaping the country’s trajectory.
The Omaha Bee and World-Mereld have offered a joint stake of 85 0 each to determine which paper has the larger circulation. The winnings will be donated to charitable institutions in the city.
Reports say Prestpost Cleveland has drawn an annexation treaty for the Hawaiian Islands and reliable authority indicates it will be submitted again in some form in the future. The note suggests renewed effort in a forthcoming session or negotiation.
C W Mostick, the Lincoln bank renker, claims friends will post 1901 dollars to square his accounts and avert penitentiary time.
Editorial voices longtime concern that Judge Gresham has led state affairs for nearly two weeks while the McKinley tariff law remains in force. Calls rise for swift reform and constitutional control to curb the law’s influence.
In 1871 the Republican party elected two officials who misused public funds. The legislature impeached them and the frauds were forced to be repaid. A current secret investigation awaits hearings, and the public awaits both sides before judgment.
The Osceola Cor net Band extends sincere thanks to the Osceola young ladies who performed Anita's Trial and donated proceeds to the band. The members deeply appreciate the Osceola Dramatic Club for their efforts and look forward to returning the favor. Cov
Mrs Mary Alice Richards wife of W F Richards died Saturday March 11 1895 at her home in Osceola of consumption after fourteen months illness Born March 29 1861 in Delaware county moved to Marion county Town in 1865 married July 3 1881 then lived in Polk county since August of 1881 Funeral services were held at her old home in Town Tuesday afternoon Rev Millie officiating She leaves a husband father and sister. She died praising the Lord.
A major heist at the Palace Hotel in Osceola last night targeted jewelry carried by Brokow of Rob K. Baum’s shop. Four suspects registered from David City on the 20 train and, after a key match and evidence found, were jailed on $500 bonds. jewelry later recovered with loss estimated at about 700.
Mr. Hilton the recently appointed oil inspector has had over one hundred applications for the positions of deputy. Only five deputies will be appointed, so many applicants will be disappointed.
Eastern banks promise substantial gold to back Treasury needs during the crisis. Cincinnati banks alone offer one million ounces of gold for treasury notes.
Trustees report sufficient funds from friends across parties to cover the Walker security notes. The contribution, despite initial refusals by Mr and Mrs McKinley, will be used to settle the debt. the home is presented to them as a gift.
The Newberry freight rate measure passed the House by a large majority and moves to the Senate. It has been materially amended since two years ago and is likely to be signed by Governor Crounse. The change should benefit residents along trunk lines but may not yield major cuts for branch roads such as Polk County enterprises.
The legislative investigating committee reports possible corruption in state institution management over the past two years. If true, some officers may be guilty and should face impeachment. the legislature should act to pursue accountability.
Authorities recovered gold watches rings chains and charms from a shed after an initial find of two revolvers a bottle of powder and burglary tools. A May term court is expected to hear the prisoners case with a jury likely for the especial case due to anticipated county costs.
Osceola Nebraska records show the county commissioners meeting held with all members present. Bills audited and allowed include official services and pauper care. discussion focused on a proposed road through section 15 township 15 range West before adjourning to March 9.
Osceola Neb March 1903 board met in regular session with all members present. Bills audited include county general fund items for printing official services road labor and poor farm expenses, and SPLOST funds for lumber and damages. Road work and repairs were authorized, with adjournment to Wednesday April 15.
Latest Valley notes report Smoker ill with lung fever and Grossnicklaus hauling hay to town. Work began Monday to repair the German MoE Church. Farmers started to Pow last week but may rest soon. John Grossnieklaus sold his firm to an unnamed buyer for 18 8450 on 10 acres. John McDonald away from home after minor accident near Silver Creek. A surprise party for John Tuam last Saturday pleased many attendees and ended late.
Incomplete OCR reveals various town items: Mr Andrew Robins seriously ill. Miss Edith Tark’s school in Hammond district closed. Mr Osceola traveled to Gothenbury. a baby boy born at Frank Smith’s. social supper hosted by Congregational ladies. a fall injuring a town resident. Was column mentions a Columbus trip, a washout on the railroad, and flood damage near the Platte. Citizens discuss repairs and communication plans amid disruptions.
A note proposes trading a wagon in exchange for a fresh cow. The swap request seeks a direct goods-for-animal barter without additional terms or conditions.
The Chicago Union Pacific North-Western line advertises superior accommodations for travel between Chicago and Omaha including intermediate points. The message emphasizes service not only during the Worlds Fair but year round for the traveling public.
Public demand prompts through solid vestibuled trains on the Chicago Union Pacific North-Western Line. Travelers between Chicago and Omaha and intermediate points will now have no through changes, thanks to streamlined service on this finest route.
Notice announces sealed bids for the ME church building in Osceola Nebraska to be received by the undersigned up to 12 o’clock Monday March 27 1893 The building committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids The rest of the fragment questions mortgage style calculations reference an interest rate and payments but are not clearly structured for inclusion.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claiming it cures piles, with Hawkeye Condition Powders for stock, Shiloh’s Cure for coughs and croup, and DeWare’s Little Early Risers for dyspepsia, headache, and constipation. It promotes a state and national paper, The Semi Weekly Journal, and local Recokp paper subscriptions.
An advertisement proclaims De Witts Little Early Risers as pills to improve complexion by acting on the liver stomach and bowels. It also touts Karl’s Clover Root as a blood purifier that freshens the complexion and cures constipation. Sold by R K Batma.
The notice promotes Shilohs remedies for dyspepsia liver and skin and kidney troubles at 75c and 50c. It includes testimonials from Captain Sweeney and references to One Minute Cough Cure as a fast relief for coughing. Also touts a tooth wash Sexatrop and warns against neglecting a hacking cough.
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