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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
2
A damaged clipping notes a Sunday fishing incident with unclear details. Neighbors claim nothing happened on the river and speculate about consequences coming to someone.
James Culet of Alston Michigan reports a complete cure after twenty years of rheumatism and kidney problems using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He spent a fortune on doctors and remedies before finding relief and urges others to try the treatment.
An advert claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney and Co of Toledo as the only constitutional cure. It asserts the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for failure, and invites buyers to send for particulars and testimonials.
A garden note describes using hens to eat insects without harming vegetables. The birds turn broods in, control pests, and leave plants once insects are cleared.
The article argues it is cheaper to raise fowl from the ground up to adapt to local conditions. It notes some women study art to confess with less fear and suggests feeding bone and shell to fowls from a narrow box attached to the coop for efficiency.
Russian and Japanese forces clash near Mukden with reports of heavy losses on both sides. Russian lines show pockets of retreat toward Harbin while Japanese 上attempt to envelop Mukden and threaten key railway positions. Officials cite around 12,600 Russian wounded and 30,000 Japanese killed or wounded as the fighting continues.
Shawnee Virginia reports T. Kiatlo Harjo also known as Olga Fish, claimed to be the oldest Indian in America, died at 110. Born in the Florida Everglades, he fought in the War of 1812 and served as a volunteer in the Civil War for the Seminole and United States.
Governor H. reports receipt of a telegram from Humboldt oil refiner alleging freight charges on a coal oil shipment under the new maximum pricing law. The message was sent to both Senate and House, with the Senate tabling a resolution linked to the beer investigation report.
Commissioner Garfield’s eight month probe into the beef industry finds exaggerated claims about huge packer profits and market control. The 308 page report shows western packers do not dominate supply, average profit around 99 cents per head, and overall profits lighter than many expect. It notes cattle scarcity drove high beef prices in 1901 and credits data from packers for accuracy. Horseshoes to. ou. 8 of 160 900 000, or two million kgs, are used on only in the United States and Canada.
Mrs Winetlow offers oUYTHING SYRUP for teething pain and inflammation as well as colic relief. Bottle priced at 25¢. The item appears amid a collection of miscellaneous notes on rural England, U S history, and odd wills.
Russian positions north of Mukden endure continuous Japanese charges as corpses litter the field and stretcher crowds carry wounded amid heavy artillery fire. General Rennenkampf’s forces defend key slopes, with Lt. Col. Horstetsky among the wounded, and attempts to take the hill with the tower repelled after brutal clashes lasting days.
Eastbound passenger No. 203 of the St Louis and San Francisco line known as the Arkansas Traveler was stopped by three armed bandits eight miles south of Marmoth Springs Arkansas. They signalled the train after leaving Marmoth Springs and forced entry to an open safe, securing its contents.
In Cleveland a trustee of the Chadwick assets arrived with a famed 85 100 000 note and Carnegie handwriting specimens to compare against a document linked to Mrs Chadwick as security for multiple transactions. The scene centers on authenticating signatures bearing Mr Carnegie's name amid scrutiny of the trust papers.
A feature recounts Ellen McKenna’s seven year struggle with nervous headache and dizziness. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for two months her headaches vanished and her energy returned, with claims of the remedy restoring blood and nerve strength. It also notes the pills being widely recommended by physicians and pharmacists.
A letter notes ideal weather in Western Canada while the Western and Middle States faced severe cold and storms. It cites reports from St Paul and several cities, highlighting warm conditions in Calgary and Edmonton and growing Canadian settlement from U S government agents guiding new settlers northward.
Plattsmouth and Cass County items include Henry Weidman purchasing land from W. W. Quaies, A H Shellenberger and Miss Edis Curtis visiting Stella, and G M Tombaugh suffering a stroke in Beatrice. Cattle driving accidents near Beatrice, a table-Rork buyout, and basketball wins by Plattsmouth teams are noted. Fire destroys Frank Sebreite’s home near Plattsmouth. Measles claim its first local fatal in weeks. district court in Albion opens with ordinary docket. Beatrice and Humboldt social events and church matters are reported along with burying Nathaniel Sikes in Fremont area. Several robberies and public notices mirror a busy Cass County scene.
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