Osceola Nebrasas Postal Notices and Rates
Public notice from Osceola Nebraska lists subscription terms and rates for mail service. It states prices of 0 per year in advance and 1,251 if not prepaid, indicating a misread or garbled cipher in the OCR.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
8
Public notice from Osceola Nebraska lists subscription terms and rates for mail service. It states prices of 0 per year in advance and 1,251 if not prepaid, indicating a misread or garbled cipher in the OCR.
Corrected by Neilson Pros summary notes Wheat No 2 Rye Cattle figures and values appear in the market brief. Meserve case details reference attorney actions and possible insanity defense linked to gains cited in an article from the Kearney Democrat.
The Bee applauds President Roosevelt for vetoing attacks on the roll of honor by removing deserters from veterans lists. It argues that many wartime enlistees took advantage of bounties and opportunistically deserted, then rejoined elsewhere, making such restorations a premium on desertion and harming military record integrity.
Judge Baxter of Omaha acquits ex State Treasurer J B Meserve on embezzlement charges connected to interest on state school funds. Defense argues funds not state property. court notes constitutionally funds earn interest through legal securities. Commentary urges constitutional change for higher treasurer salary and that all interest goes to the state.
Ezra P. Savage governor of Nebraska writes an open letter defending the Bartley pardon to M. A. Brown editor of the Kearney Hub, turning a personal dispute into a state political issue for public discussion.
Governor Savage sharpens questions about who bears blame for state deposit losses tied to a failed Kearney bank. Editor Brown admits loans secured by property and personal debt but claims the real culprit is embezzlement by a public official. The Omaha Bee defends Brown’s stance as a journalist voicing community sentiment.
Auction notice lists a Baymore weighing 1200 pounds offered by J. W. Crozier for sale. Details unreadable in remaining fragment.
Osceola Star Nursery in Osceola Nebraska advertises seven top rarity peach trees and apple trees at half price. Cedar trees listed at 2 to 3 feet and 8 to 10 inches for $6 per hundred. nursery grown stock available. L A Beltzer, manager.
A 19th century note explains that sample copies sent by publishers must be marked sample copy and cannot be charged. Readers who receive unrequested newspapers should leave them with the postmaster to stop future deliveries and avoid unwanted expense. It urges refusing unwanted mail despite opinions of publishers.
Lands in Tok County to be leased at public sale on Wednesday April 24 1002 at county treasurer's office. Appraised value and leasing terms available on request. Lands declared vacant by Board of Educational Lands and Funds may be redeemed if delinquencies and costs are paid before bidding.
A mill in Osceola Nebraska announces a full warranty on all flour purchased or exchanged. The notice emphasizes responsibility by the mill and invites customers to rely on quality and service from City Mruus in Osceola.
The Polk County Teacher's Association meets in the High School building Osceola Nebraska on Saturday March 29 1902 at 2 o'clock pm All members urged to attend for roll call Program includes Music by Miss Maud Reagan a talk on order by Theresia Zack discussion led by Etta Ward and Reoa Dunning a model reading class by Prof J H Slothower discussion open to all a duet by Miss Pyle classifying and grading the rural school led by Miss Susie Gormley discussion by Mrs M K Finch instrumental by Miss Grace Frawley All friends invited to attend and participate Committees listed.
Al and merchants across Crete, City, Nebraska offer flour at $617 prices for patriotic support. Community buyers line up as stores advertise, highlighting local supply and price during a national event.
Mrs C B Wingfield of Pair Play Me reports thirty five years of chronic dysentery relief from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She says the medicine gave more help than any other she has used and lists G Y T Ru y & Co as sellers.
Orry Miirs of Osceola Nebraska announces flour sold at the mill in five sack quantities at wholesale rates.
James Watts of Osceola and Mrs Sylvia M Campbell of Council Bluffs Iowa wed March 19 1902 at the Miller home in Council Bluffs with Rev J L Hedbloon officiating. They depart for Lincoln on the 3 PM train to establish their new home as Watts has long resided in Polk County.
Osceola producers launch a campaign pairing Cairy Mints with local flour to boost baking, claiming the mint line will complement flour for tastier results and wider distribution locally.
Joseph Woods died at his east Stromsburg home on Saturday night at age 80. Found by family Sunday morning, his death appeared peaceful with no struggle. A resident of Nebraska for 30 years, funeral services were held at his home under G. A. R. auspices with Rev. George Robb officiating, burial in Stromsburg cemetery.
City Mills in Osceola reports a meeting at Met unclear due to damaged text. The note references outside hour and a home tour, but specifics are unreadable.
We inform readers of a top remedy for coughs colds and the alarm complaint cosup by G T Ray & Co. This item highlights a trusted remedy offered by a local supplier and urges readers to consider it for relief.
Misa Florence and Floyd Weat traveled southeast of Shelby to visit sister Mrs. Clare Casselberry over the weekend. Miss Bertha Timmreturned from a month with her sister Mrs O W Pulver. W H Myers planned a new granary on his farm. Grandfather Palmer and Mrs A Seger are on the sick list. Rhoda Shields of Silver Creek visited Madge Moore. Margaret Bease resumed school in Lone Maps District 62 after a sickness break. A Seger delivered papers near Love Maple. Ernst Jarmin biked north Monday. E R Jarmin visited the valley Tuesday. C Timm shelled corn Tuesday. Helen Strang visited Florence West Thursday and Friday.
The 71 year old man, believed to have camped nearby, was found face down in the Blue River near a burning stump south of Shelby. An inquest returned accidental drowning as the cause, with no robbery motive evident. He left 48 cents and a basket of food, and a fire near a stump was burning when found. His sons in Vermillion and Sprig Ranch were notified.
A brief notice from City Minus Osceola Nebraska notes better flour power after a condition update on wheat. readers are urged to consider the improved quality and performance of local flour.
The annual Osceola assessors meeting on March 18 1902 elected J I Campbell as chairman and Oscar Mustard as secretary. The roll lists property values for farms and livestock including horses steers cows hogs sheep and cattle by age and price bands. J F Campseigi served as chairman and Oscar MustTarp as secretary.
Careful. Ladies, if you will be as careful with our flour while baking us with outside flour, ours will suit you. CITY MILLS, Osceola, Neb.
Mrs J A Moore of North Sar Mich commends Chamberlain Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup her family has used. The product is for sale by G T Ray & Co.
The article explains how Helen Keller composes her life story for The Ladies Home Journal using Braille notes created with a slate and stylus, then relies on Miss Sullivan to spell out sentences for a typewritten draft. After proofs, the text again passes through Keller’s fingers multiple times, reflecting immense effort and faith.
Between eleven a m and closing time on January 25 1901 druggist A Cirk of Glade Springs Virginia sold twelve bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy The vendor praises its sales and claims customers report quick relief from colds and grip The remedy is marketed by G T Ray and Co with warnings of a ban surrounding the product.
Northwood resident R Wheeler reports severe rheumatism in winter 1806. After using Chamberlains Pan Balm he improved from the first application and remained able to work steadily. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
San Francisco physician Dr. J. W. Hamilton praises Warnera White Wine of Tar Sveup as the best cough medicine he has used for years calling it unmatched for asthma and claiming it has no equal in the world.
A Asheville Gazette reader reports severe rheumatism after getting feet wet last winter. He tried many remedies until using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which he says cured his rheumatism after two thirds of the bottle. Sold by G. T. Ray & Co.
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