07 May 1896
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1896
Page
1
Local items report new jewelry displays at Dearborn's and Kennard's ice cream, dressmaking at Mrs L B Pitzer, and varied shops from J Walrath to G T Ray Co. Community notes cover funerals, rail service changes, election delegates, 4th of July planning, church activities, and weather with rainfall totals.
Local item recaps an advertisement for Cementico wall finish at E and Kennard Co. references to Deputy County Clerk W O Johnson attending a brother’s wedding in Lincoln. Mentions of Joe Karrer relocating operations west of Monson’s and Scott’s cyclone store offering stable prices. Medical society meeting in York with Drs Whaley and Shawn cited. Countywide birthday milestones noted alongside sales copy for Scott’s store.
The salve is reputed worldwide for rapid healing and is available from popular druggist D. H. Kunkel.
Miss Blanche McCorristen of Chicago arrived in Osceola Tuesday evening to spend the summer with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Daniel Jarnin and other relatives. She studied here a year and has many acquaintances who welcome her back.
An advertisement extols Bege's Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as a universal cure for skin sores humors and diseases. It urges readers to ask their druggist D. I. Runkel for the product and claims no equal in the market.
The Ladies and society of the ME church honored mother Van Ilorn with a farewell surprise last Friday. A lunch basket admitted guests, followed by a good supper and a splendid time for the large group gathered.
An advertisement touts Begus Diarrhoea Balsam as a perfect vegetable compound that provides instant relief and a permanent cure for diarrhoea or dysentery. It claims D H Kunkel is the popular druggist and agent for the medicine.
Geof Reinert leaves today for Montana to enter the newspaper business and start a new paper with Dewy Shaw as type. The political complexion is unclear but the goal is to be strictly Republican and wholesome.
An old advertisement asserts Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup is free of opiate danger and will not dry bronchial mucus, claiming a guarantee against such risks. D. H. Kunkel signs the notice.
An archaic note declares Holms the great murderer and human devil faces execution today while shifting to a promotional pitch for Scott's cyclone store. The piece urges reader support by trading with the store, claiming they offer a full line of goods and fair pricing.
Mrs R L Lamson of Fairmont Illinois reports her sister used Chamberlains Fain Balm for muscular rheumatism to effect a complete cure. She keeps it in the house and finds it beneficial for aches pains and lameness. For sale by E E Kennard Co.
Local items report Mrs W E Nichol in Lincoln for days, several visits by county residents to nearby towns, and travel by Dr Farley from York. A baby dies at two years nine months. funeral held at M E church with Rev Reed of York. Nine stock cars shipped from town. talk of a Swedish beer trust rumored without confirmation. Timecard changes cited for O R V and GI lines, with passenger and mixed trains to operate morning and night.
A twenty year record endorses Beggs Blood Purifier as the best known remedy for enriching the blood and purging impurities that foster disease. For sale by D H Kunkel.
An old newspaper item urges exchanging a quarter for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The piece promotes the medicine as essential for every family and notes it is for sale by E.E. Kennard & Co.
A classroom dialogue recalls a boy named Coin saying Fifty cents make a dollar due to his father’s goldbug beliefs. The teacher questions the response and presses the lesson as Coin explains his father would whip him for saying it takes 100 cents.
A hair renewer and scalp cleanser that invigorates the scalp and removes dandruff, leaving hair soft glossy and luxuriant. Sold by D G H Kunkel.
The annual meeting will be held on cemetery grounds at 1 o'clock on May 16, 1896. Siuas MrEr, Sec.
Goshen Virginia merchant Mr D P Davis praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism. He cites his brother's severe inflammatory rheumatism last spring and notes pain eased after the first application and full cure after using one bottle. Sold at EB Kennard & Co.
Beggs Little Giant Pills advertised for sick headaches and relief from constipation or biliousness. Guaranteed by D. f. Kunkel.
A quarterly conference at the Osceola Nebraska ME church commends Rev Joe J Jones for edifying preaching that spurred a countywide religious awakening. Saloons were expelled, community morals strengthened, and a bid for his early return is urged as his health improves. Signatories include J H Mickey and others.
In 1895 Beggs German Salve sold 4,650,000 boxes and only three were returned as unsatisfactory. The product carries a positive guarantee with each box, per D H Kunkel.
The American Protective Tariff League explains its mission to protect American labor by a tariff on imports and to fund its activities through memberships and contributions. The organization publishes documents on tariff questions and offers a complete set by mail for 50 cents, inviting correspondence for membership and official correspondents.
For sale a 120 acre Nebraska farm featuring a good house barn cribs and granaries two pumps one windmill 40 acres hog-tight fenced into eight lots and abundant fruit. Price 3375. Also option to sell crop stock and tools. Enquire at Recor office.
The American Protective Tariff League publishes the most complete Tariff Text Book to date as Defender Document No. 9 with 260 pages. Campaign text books issued before the election have little value. Order by number for twenty five cents. send to W. Wakeman at 135 West 23rd Street New York.
The union Pacific offers superior advantages for the annual meeting at Ottawa Kansas from May 26 to 29. A single round trip fare plus two dollars is available from Nebraska and Kansas points. Contact agent R R Genge for full particulars.
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