11 May 1899
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1899
Page
1
A collage of notices from Osceola including auction times at one and seven P.M. each day, and references to Dr. Hart, Dr. Byers, Miss Daisy Powers, J.G. Amopgs, and Mrs. Aona Christenson. Local business pitches for Austin's produce, wall paper, seeds, seeds, and watches. Social news covers visits, travel to Lincoln York and Beatrice, and remarks on Dr. Harvey C. Heald, Dr. Crooks, and Geo H Reichert.
Local notes cover Millinery openings at North Side Millinery Store and Austin shop sales, visits by A. Wykoff and Judge Saunders, Miss Lara Hotchkiss returning from Salina, and J. P. Heald’s Chicago-OH trip. Also reports insurance adjuster Burley on a fire loss, YP C E social, G A R encampment at York, Eastern Star Floral Degree, Osceola Roller Mills leadership, heavy rain and flood damage, and a fire watch hero at B Bull’s store.
A WV carpet supplier promotes a big line of carpets with new designs colorings and values. They emphasize buying from manufacturers to offer better goods and a larger selection for customers.
Osceola Nebraska ad lists a full line of fruit trees vines and ornamental plants for spring trade with bed rock prices. Nearby copy notes the Osceola area supplier near air grounds offering apples plums pears peaches grapes and berries plus evergreens and shrubs. In same column Sylvia Weeden a sixteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Weeden died after a long illness at her home. funeral held Monday with Rev Smith.
Advertisement offers a five room house with two lots for sale or trade. Inquiries directed to the Record office.
A black curly sow about a year and a half old was brought to a residence two miles northwest of Osceola around May 8. The owner can claim the animal by paying all charges. Contact Fred Shelmadine.
Portland Ore June 2 5 1899 fare via Union Pacific for round trip tickets sold on specified dates call R R Genes 35 29 Agent Full information available
The piece urges early use of eyeglasses to protect eyesight, noting eyes suffer from neglect and overwork leading to impairment. It emphasizes that timely glasses can prevent future trouble and preserve reading ability in old age.
The ad touts Dr Crooks remedies as energizing vital force to power the body like an engine. It promises health through strengthened stomach liver heart lungs brain and nerves and claims consultation at the Pratt Hotel for three days. Also notes the 25th anniversary of a District German M E conference with a detailed program at Valley German M E church from May 24 to 28 including lectures and jubilees.
A newspaper ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health, noting easy intake and a 25 cent price. Money back not available if not cured. Sold by D H Kunkle Druggist.
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