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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1877
Page
3
Train service from Lincoln to Seward operates daily except Sundays with departures at 7 PM, serving the state capital corridor.
In Omaha timetables a Meet at UST and Leavesford Chicago and the East are listed with 405 p.m. departures. The fragment notes morning and afternoon train eras and references a timetable page.
A garbled collection of local items mentions Easter on April first, spring farming, and travel. it notes no railroad developments, warns about Black Halls, and reports on taxes, tree planting, wheat sowing, and blue eyes remarks. The text includes names like Rev Hanenek and D B Snider with scattered references to Canada and Polk.
Osceola residents discuss railroad plans O.&RVR R. ambitions Polk county bonds and forfeit rumors. Notables like Rev JAAER Yea Judge Stull and Dr J S McAllister visit and share views on mills, lumber, law education and Good Templars. Local tradesmen advertise goods and warn about grasshoppers and clintyz bugs.
The State Journal Company reports the Nebraska Supreme Court decision in Ballinges vs White that a homestead is taxable once the owner can make final proof and complete title. The ruling settles the issue.
A moral meditation on self control as the greatest victory and the influence of social conformity. The piece argues that most imitate others, lose individuality, and suffer happiness, urging bold exceptions who forge their own path and discipline desires. Includes notices of low prices at Centural Store and J.B. Dellmaan's coffee and spices with new spring hardware at Blair & Wiegins Celumbus.
Vi ator tac discusses a good farm at anand in wartime TT era with scattered references to Mines Oscecta in North Dakota. The fragment hints at agricultural and mining topics amid conflict. No clear event or dates emerge.
The stallion Sancho Tach and the renowned Jack Sancho, formerly owned by Mont Cummings, will be offered for sale starting Monday April 2nd with sales on three subsequent days weekly. The listing notes locations and dates in a terse catalog style.
Notice announces herd running in Phutte Valles Sec 18 Po15 Rotwest. Perms including salt 23 cents per head per month. Season to begin as soon as practice. 274 U Hupvar Laas.
A brief notice states plans to keep a herd and herd cattle for others this coming season. It mentions Shoerthorn Durham Usilep with the herd and salt furnished. A-27-4t Theodore Beoze.
A brief classified note advertises yellow cottonwood seedlings from the Missouri River offered for sale at a low price by WLW. The ad mentions a Crisp and Valley Erecivct label but provides minimal detail beyond cheap availability.
For sale any amount of seeing peach trees at five cents each. Contact Mrs Jane Barrnser at her Valley precinct residence.
Fragmentary note outlines repair work and new style room at the Public Square near Harness sheep area. Mentions dates and individuals implicitly, with unclear references to people and places.
Voters of School District No. 19 are informed the annual meeting will be held at the Osceola Rouse in Osceola on Monday the End day of April at 3 o clock in the afternoon. Signed by J. T. Mickey, District Clerk, Osceola, Nebraska, March 14, 1877.
A fragment from a notice states preparations to herd cattle and colts starting May 1. Terms include 23 per month for cattle and 50 cents per nestle for colts, with salt furnished. Names and codes appear as illegible references to authorities.
A fragment notes a vendor named B Delsman in town promoting a large pile of ginie cries at very low figures amid a noisy sale scene.
OCR reads like scattered lines about place names and a contact reference. It mentions Beil trea and Charley Dowkys with notes on stabs wells rent and a distant Dustiel area, but the data is fragmented and hard to interpret.
Dental notice for Frank A H Newton of Seward Nebraska announcing a visit to Oscola in April 1877 staying several days at the Luger House. He will perform all dental work including gold and silver fillings and complete sets of artificial teeth at reasonable prices with all work warranted.
An old advertisement touts Holloways Pulls and Ointment as remedies for fever sleeplessness foul stomach tainted breath languor and low spirits in severe skin conditions. It claims the ointment cleanses the skin and the pills purify the blood stimulate the liver and promote digestion. Priced 25 cents per box.
A partial reading shows a pantry or inventory list with items including rice canned peaches coffee white sugar tea soap a White Russian bar soap lye standard soda and California peaches.
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