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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1893
Page
1
Local items announce sales on hats and household goods, farm supplies, and service offers. Notices include loan ads, sermon and entertainment plans, travel to Lincoln, and Memorial Day events with parade and program details.
Notice offers pasture for 150 head of cattle and colts for the season. Section fenced with good water and salt available. Cattle rate 80 cents per head per month and colts 75 cents per head per month. Open May 1.
Dr H H Sawyer formerly of Kearney promotes a new painless extraction method and artificial teeth. He advertises a new aluminum plate with guaranteed perfect fit, gold crown and bridge work, and various fillings. Office shared with Dr Whaley at Westside Square Osceola.
At a regular Osceola meeting of the L. McKeever Hook and Ladders the monthly gathering moved from the first Saturday to the last Wednesday. Officers elected for the semi annual term include Foreman Jer standing, Assistant Secretary Treasurer W. Heh Weeden, C. G. Gylling, J. A. Jackson, D. T. Mackey, A. Snider.
The semi annual W C T U convention met May 6 in Osceola at the M E church with county president Mrs J P Heald presiding at 10. Devotions by Mrs Pearson, welcome from Mrs L B Musselman, and a Shelby response preceded delegate seating. Deliberations covered work, reports, and criticism, with Elsie Damude reciting on rum’s ruin and Prof J J Bryant addressing temperance aims. attendees adjourned to a church lunch and resumed homeward hopeful for steady future efforts.
An ad touts Herbine as a cure for liver and bowel disorders with a 7 cent price from KR Baum. The page also features a loan example asking if $1,000 borrowed at q percent would incur $1,238 yearly payments for ten years and compares outcomes at 6 percent and with I D McFadden at 24 percent.
The Nebraska State Journal announces two special correspondents sent to Chicago to cover the World's Fair. The twice-weekly Star-Weexair Journal will provide extensive reports and illustrations from the exhibition until its close. Subscriptions offer 104 papers per year for one dollar along with options and sample copy details.
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