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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary note reports intra party tensions among Missouri Republicans over a senatorial race. Also mentions Polk County poultry breeders, county treasurer funding needs, and strained European war reporting about an army at Tie Pass near Harbin.
In Colorado, the Peabody Adams mill project remains unfinished amid a drawn out procedure. Citizens hope Adams Peabody or another party will be seated to end the farcical process and bring closure.
The article notes a visible drift toward frenzied finance in recent times and arguesCain's Financial School offers remedies that are not being widely adopted.
A terse musing notes that life for those born of woman is brief and troubled and hints at lack of authentic data about destinies of those arriving by other routes.
The speaker urges restraint and awareness before judging others and stresses gratitude for personal safety and distance from dangerous situations. It counsels humility about one’s own circumstances and the ease of avoiding peril.
A moral inquiry frames licensing choices as traffic restrictions versus open revelry. Editors weigh the perils of gatekeeping against the risk of unbridled drinking and its social costs.
The draft notes Governor Mickey may act to address budget shortfalls if appropriations diverge from the state’s financial condition. The text includes an unclear instruction to "put a tack in here" and mentions surveillance in relation to the issue.
Readers urged to enlist book agents during the hunting season as a metaphorical call to engage literary representatives. The editorial links timely season activity with the need for agents to cover diverse markets and expand readership reach.
A humorous note contrasts Saint Patrick driving snakes from Ireland with modern revelry that celebrates with heavy drinking. The piece playfully questions how the traditional legend and today’s excesses can be reconciled.
The piece notes a mutual back scratching pattern between railroad and bridge interests. It questions why vocal railroad critics stay silent about the bridge trust and asks if readers recognize these people and can explain the seeming inconsistency.
The passage notes lecturers readily answer questions on the platform but questions their suitability for legislative action. It contrasts talk with action and cites Grover Cleveland as an example of the needed difference between speaking and governing.
N C Foy commends the Grand Island soldiers home administration. He notes a state institution where the opposite is not true and says Gov Mickey has selected only efficient men. The tests are honesty and ability.
The article states Mrs Chadwick was convicted on each of seven indictment counts, each carrying two years, totaling fourteen years in punishment. It notes the wrecking of national banks has drawbacks despite populist teaching that banks are pernicious institutions.
Tomorrow night Osceola residents are urged to attend a city caucus to name a ticket and participate in shaping city government. Citizens are invited to speak their piece or remain silent after the meeting.
State papers report a clash between Ernst and J. H. Ager of Burlington over a political pass. Ager accused Ernst of accepting a pass and Ernst denied it, indicating willingness to return any pass if strings were attached to the gift.
In Polk County Nebraska Margaretha Theisen as administratrix petitions the district court for authority to deed sections 16 and 21-15-2 to Emil Schott and Josefa Urban. Six week newspaper notice precedes a hearing on April 25 1905 at Osceola Court House. Dated March 13 1905 Judge Arthur J Evans.
The obituary notes Joseph Allen died Friday evening at his Osceola home after months with cancer. He was born November 11, 1837 in Simcoe County Canada and lived in Michigan before moving to Polk County Nebraska. He leaves a wife, a son J. R. Allen of Calhan Colorado, and a daughter Rose Smith of Hasing City, Nebraska. He was active in the U K church and the Nebraska Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was reorganized and incorporated to promote kindness to animals with Osceola headquarters and a 10000 dollar cap on funds.
An advertisement claims White Ribbon Remedy can permanently cure alcoholism without taste or odor and without the patient’s knowledge. It promises to destroy the appetite for liquor across drinker types and offers trials from Dr W R Brown in Boston with confidential, plain packaging and nationwide dispatch at 1 pound.
A dinner invitation touts Kodol yspepsia Cure as a thorough digestant guaranteeing relief from indigestion dyspepsia and Stomach troubles. Natxins Lesbos Ky testifies after taking six bottles of the Dyspepsia Cure claiming it cured his stomach issues. Sold by T Ray & Co.
A fragmentary notice describes a destructive fire incident at a local center area. It mentions injuries and property damage with unclear details and names uncertain locations and persons due to garbled OCR text.
Mr N Burt presented a fire extinguisher demo showing quick flame control with two strokes. The fire chief of Stromstug endorses the device for businesses and homes, urging widespread adoption as a preventative emergency measure.
The governor responds to Senate resolution seeking clarification on a veto remark. He notes the term used was ambiguous and asserts it should not distract from the bill’s intent. The exchange underscores party tensions as lawmakers press for explanation.
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