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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
3
The fragment hints at a Sunday fishing incident involving Sanfori What did Smith and Danford. Neighbors say nothing happened on the river and imply something warned or came to him when he reached the bums.
James Culet of Alston Michigan recounts twenty years of rheumatism and kidney problems ended by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He spent fortunes on doctors and remedies before results appeared, praising the remedy for restoring health and urging others with similar ailments to try it.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. S. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the sole constitutional treatment for catarrh claimed to be incurable by local remedies. It states the medicine is taken in small doses and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure.
Incomplete text describes turning hens to eat insects without harming vegetables. It notes not leaving a plant while insects remain. The passage mentions a green truck and broods but lacks clear context or full actions.
The article discusses whether fowl or eggs are cheaper for beginners and argues raising fowl from the ground up helps acclimation. It notes women, honesty, and politics of statements, then mentions feeding bone and shell to fowls and using a box to keep waste out.
Reports from the front describe ongoing combat between Russian and Japanese forces around Mukden with fluid shifts in positions. Russian sources claim 12,600 wounded and 234 officers among casualties while Japan’s losses are estimated at about 30,000, with both sides reinforcing central and flanking sectors.
T Kiatlo Harjo known as Old Fish, a Seminole described as America's oldest Indian, dies at 110. Born in the Everglades of Florida he fought in the War of 1812 and later enlisted as a U S volunteer in the Civil War.
Governor H H received a telegram from Humboldt based oil refiner claiming freight charges on a shipload of crude oil were 85074 to enforce the new maximum price law. The message was sent to both Kansas Senate and House as part of ongoing debate over the oil regulation act.
A Garfield Commission on the beef industry finds exaggerations in farm and packer profits. It notes western packers do not control half the supply and averages 99 cents profit per head, with total packer profits lower than often claimed. The study covers Armour Swift Nelson Morris and others with data from 1901 to 1904.
An ad notes Mrs Winetlow’s soothing syrup for teething pain and fever reduction. A montage of population claims says England’s rural share is one fifth. New York’s charter dates to 1664. a 1791 carpentry factory count. Finland estate wills saga. and a Parisian cockroach ridding man.
Russian forces under General Rennenkampfh hold a grim front near Oudbenepusa toward Mukden as Japanese and Chinese troops press a protracted assault. Wounded Russians crowd the roads, corpses lie in the valleys, and the hill with the tower sees repeated charges with no quarter given. Both sides suffer heavy losses as skirmishes continue with artillery and bayonet fighting through the day and into night.
An eastbound passenger train No. 203 on the St Louis and San Francisco railroad known as The Arkansas Traveler was stopped eight miles south of Marmoth Springs Arkansas by three heavily armed bandits. The express car was found with its safe down and emptied after the signal near Mammoth Springs.
Cleveland report notes trustees and Andrew Carnegie involvement in comparing handwriting on security notes. The piece references Mrs Chadwick and trust securities tied to Carnegie handwriting samples amid a high value note.
A magazine style feature recounts Ellen McKenna’s seven year struggle with nervous headaches and dizziness and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure after two months of use. The narrative promotes the pills as a blood and nerve remedy and mentions Miss McKenna as a Roxbury Massachusetts club secretary.
A Western Canada weather note praises unusually warm conditions while nearby US regions endure record cold and storms. The piece references Calgary Edmonton and Medicine Hat as examples and notes growing northward migration to Canada with government agents coordinating new settlers and vacant lands rapidly filling with an improved class of people.
Plattsmouth items report Henry Weidman buying stock and stationery dock in Beatrice area, a Stella wedding at the bride’s parents home, and Beatrice resident G M Tombaugh critically ill. incidents include a Beatrice boy injured by a horse, a fire destroying Frank Sebreite’s home, and a bridge of church revivals.
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