Nebraska Declares June 3 World’s Fair Day
Tagging June 3 as Nebraska’s day at the World’s Fair the state pays homage to the event with official designation.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1893
Page
4
Tagging June 3 as Nebraska’s day at the World’s Fair the state pays homage to the event with official designation.
A vivid political line proclaims truth advancing in Little Polk and warns that the reform party faces crushing defeat as the article frames the campaign effort and public sentiment.
Last week the railroad war in Colorado reached a climax as fares dropped to 25 cents, allowing riders to travel from Denver to any point in the state for a quarter. The bold price move reflects intense competition and widespread demand across Colorado's rail network.
A columnist suggests visitors to the world fair should travel from a suburban town about twenty five miles from Chicago. He recommends morning departures with a lunch basket, return at night, and sleeping cheaply, noting the idea is not copyrighted but should be.
Director General Davis reports that general admission costs 50 cents while the total to view special exhibits on the grounds will run exactly 15 dollars 69 cents. Nine special exhibits have prices not yet fixed.
A call to voters to scrutinize Polk County's large floating debt and interest payments amid reformers advocating change. The note warns against libelous articles and urges citizens to seek factual, independent information before voting.
The piece laments ongoing conflict between reform sheets in Lincoln, condemns the opposing side as corrupt, and urges continued infighting. It argues the reform movement frames outsiders as criminal and calls for escalating the quarrel to hasten Nebraska’s supposed improvement.
The passage notes Ponitic or others seeking votes among friends and enemies in Polk County. It claims Judge Hurst holds a two year monopoly on the plum, while acknowledging other candidates may emerge from outside the reform camp.
The speaker attacks populist leaders as deceitful and describes their party as a dying rotting organism. A strong warning that another defeat could bury the movement in Nebraska and hinder its influence in Polk County and the nation.
Such is life. The congressman who defeated Dorsey two and a half years ago over a mortgage on his Custer county farm is now constructing a fine new residence in Broken Bow. Reports suggest the project reflects his growing stature and local standing.
The Fremont Tribune argues that Mr. Dorsey faces bankruptcy but could still win the presidency in 1896, claiming Mr. Kem was thriftier in Congress and that mortgages deserve political recognition as part of a time driven change.
Norfolk News lauds Evaene Moore for record setting as auditor of public accounts praising integrity, practical business approach, and unbiased judgement. Wayne Herald notes shared pride and support for the representative elected by the party.
A clipped letter mocks I. D. Chamberlain and his reform faction while defending John Wanamaker and critiquing John D. Rockefeller. It labels Chamberlain’s allies as wreckers and calls out religious praise of powerful businessmen as hypocritical.
The letter argues the United States affords broad press leniency unlike other nations and cites the Alliance Independent’s recent rhetoric about the Nebraska Supreme Court and state officers. It quotes harsh critiques of Judge Norval and officials Allen, Humphrey, and Hastings, noting bias and personal attacks in political discourse.
The article discusses dual views on impeached state officers. It notes possible room for censure and mitigating circumstances. A reader contribution outlines points in favor of the accused for fair minded readers.
Eighteen years after the constitution created state offices their duties remain fixed while public business has expanded dramatically. Officials like the Attorney General, Treasurer, Land Commissioner and Secretary manage vast duties and 350 employees, with 7,000 vouchers yearly, yet lawmakers resist expanding the machinery. The piece criticizes neglect by legislators and points to improvised governance and widespread reform inaction. Also includes a medicine ad for Karl's Clover Root and Shiloh's Utilizer.
The Duty Journal offers free accident insurance to new subscribers paying 2.60 for three months in advance. Each subscriber receives a policy valued at 0.00 or less, as part of the subscription. Lincoln based Nebraska State Journal touts earlier telegrams and reliability.
If you suffer from coughs chest or lung troubles including whooping cough and you use Ballards Horehound Syrup as directed with a fair trial and no benefit is seen our agent will refund your money on return of bottle. It never fails to give satisfaction and promptly relieves bronchitis. Sold by R. K. Baum.
Ballards Snow Liniment claims to differ from any other liniment and to be a penetrating scientific discovery. It purports to cure rheumatism neuralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds sciatic inflammatory rheumatism burns scalds sore feet contracted muscles joints and paralysis etc. Sold by Druggist R Kaum.
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An early 19th century advertisement touts a North wind friendly remedy named One Minute Cough Cure. R. K. Baum endorses the product as a safe and swift cure for cold symptoms and cough.
R K Baum promotes two painters one to be a paper hanger with address in Osceola. The ad insists De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures piles, praises Hawkeye Condition Powders, and offers DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla and Shiloh’s Cure for coughs. Includes sales pitch and pocket size medicine details.
The Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line advertises its top accommodations for travelers between Chicago Omaha and intermediate points. The service claims year round reliability and special access during the World's Fair.
Public demand for seamless travel is answered with through vestibuled service by the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. No changes of cars on the through trains between Chicago Omaha and intermediate points, offering the fastest service.
Rozedore targets face redness tan freckles pimples and liver spots to leave skin soft and white. Actress Ethel Wolf endorses it claiming harmless long use and purity. The Rozodoro Company offers 75 cents a bottle with free sent in plain wrap from South Bend Indiana and seeks agents.
A state and national paper combined offer from The Semi-Weekly Journal and The Record promotes a one year subscription for 1.75 dollars. The copy claims the smallest dose that cures is best and endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the smallest pills that perform the cure and are the best.
Local readers are urged to trust De Witt's Little Early Risers pills for relief from dyspepsia headache and constipation. The copy touts the pills as small in size and perfect in action, claiming unequaled merit for the ailments.
While traveling in Kansas Mr T J Richey of Altoona Mo fell violently ill with cholera morbus. A local druggist recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using it he experienced immediate relief and was cured with a few doses. For sale by R K Baum.
Bad complexion signals illness of the system. De Witt’s Little Early Risers are pills claimed to balance the liver stomach and bowels. Captain Sweeney of San Diego says Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine he has found that does much good. Price 50cts. R.K.
A health claim touts Sexafrop as a superior tooth wash that can transform tartar covered teeth to a pearly white in a short time. The advertisement asserts it is better and not injurious like many cheap washes and is sold and warranted by Kunkel Bros.
A description touts Sexatrool Sexatroo as a clean sweet and effective tooth wash. The product is sold and warranted by Kunkel Bros.
An old advertisement from RB Baus touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast-acting remedy for coughing. The copy warns against tolerating a hack and urges quick use to prevent further distress or danger.
This advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Care as the most successful cough medicine, claiming cures for cough croup bronchitis and consumption, sold with a guarantee. It urges trial with prices 10c 50c and 1 and promotes Shilohs Porous Plaster by R K Baum Druggist for sore lungs chest or back pain.
Advert copy touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Galve as a universal salve curing burns bruises cuts indolent sores in nostrils and even catarrah and piles according to RK Baum. The patronage claims cover a wide range of ailments with a broad healing scope.
Marvelous cure for catarrh diphetheria canker mouth and head ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Sold by R. K. Baum, Druggist.
The advertisement promises relief for rheumatic pains and other aches with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It asserts cure after continued use and recommends applying a saturated flannel to the painful area, sold by Baum.
W B Denny of New Lexington Ohio says Chamberlains Pain Balm gives exceptional relief from muscular rheumatism. He has used it for about two years four bottles in all and always keeps a bottle on hand. He calls it the best liniment he has ever met with and notes it sells for 50 cents a bottle at Raum's.
An old advertisement touts Shiloh's Vitalizer as a guaranteed cure for indigestion constipation dizziness loss of appetite and other ailments. The message urges readers to buy from R K Baum Druggist.
Mr John Caraghar a Fulton County Ohio merchant asserts St Patrick's Pill are the best selling pills he handles due to their pleasant cathartic effect and thorough action. Try them when you want a reliable cathartic. For sale at Baums Druggist.
The promptness and certainty of its cures have made Chamberlins Cough Remedy famous for coughs colds croup and whooping coughs. Mr B Main of Union City Pa reports high satisfaction with Chamberlains Co Remedy and notes never hearing of a bottle failing. 50 bottles for sale by R K Baum.
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